James Cameron asked Wang Yi to recommend an actor who could both play basketball and act.
Wang Yi thought for a moment, then shook his head. "I know someone who can sing, dance, rap, and play basketball, but I've never met anyone who can both sing well and act well. You'll have to choose the actor yourself."
At that, James Cameron thought it over. In the end, he had already come up with an idea. "All right, it's settled."
The evening after James Cameron left,
the Kings hosted the visiting Atlanta Hawks at Golden 1 Center.
Jalen Green had previously left the Rockets and joined the Hawks.
He formed a backcourt duo with Trae Young.
The two had great chemistry and were producing results that had taken many people by surprise.
They were now firmly in fourth place in the Eastern Conference.
Trae Young had previously declared, "I'll make sure Wang Yi plays more than 30 minutes in this game!"
As everyone knew, this season Wang Yi had become obsessed with outmaneuvering opposing head coaches, using his intelligence to crush them instead of relying on his actual ability. As a result, he usually played fewer than thirty minutes.
Few teams could force Wang Yi to play more than 30 minutes.
So, for other teams, simply managing to push his playing time past the 30-minute mark was already a victory.
In response to Trae Young, Wang Yi said only one thing:
"It's good for young people to have dreams."
He didn't say anything more.
By then, a few scattered online haters were starting to stir again.
"He's way too arrogant. Sure, he's really good, but calling Trae Young's goal of making him play more than 30 minutes a dream? That's just too arrogant."
"Isn't China supposed to be a land of