At that moment, Pu Boren could have gone straight for the dunk, but he didn't.
Perhaps he was wary of Wang Yi's defensive ability.
So after catching the ball in the air, Pu Boren didn't go straight for an alley-oop dunk.
Instead, he redirected it in midair, tossing it to Jon, who was charging in through the middle.
It was an alley-oop followed by another alley-oop.
The Spurs had always prided themselves on playing a simple, understated game. No one had expected them to pull off something this flashy.
The Kings fans in the arena erupted in astonishment.
Wang Yi had been chasing Raynor and then tried to help defend against Pu Boren. He had only just turned around, while Jon was already soaring high and catching the ball in midair.
Even more unbelievable, after passing the ball, Raynor and Pu Boren had moved to either side of Wang Yi and blocked him at the same time.
They set an Elevator Door screen.
Wang Yi was completely sealed off beneath the basket.
In that situation, even a god couldn't stop the play.
But with Jon already in the air, Wang Yi braced himself against Raynor and Pu Boren, then forced his way into a jump beneath the basket.
Their physical defense had hurt his lift. He couldn't get his shoulders level with the rim—only his head.
But that was enough.
Usually, a defender had to jump a little before the ball handler to block a shot.
Otherwise, it was very difficult to get the block.
But Wang Yi's leap was incredibly quick. Once he was in the air, he put his hand directly in front of the rim. No matter how early or how high you jumped, the ball still had to pass through his hand to get into the