On Tencent NBA, Yang Yi and Wang Meng watched the explosive altercation and offered their commentary:
"Jon's move really was too dangerous. He could very well be called for a flagrant foul. Some people might think that as the team's leader, Wang Yi should've been the first to step up and demand an explanation for what happened to his teammate. So why didn't he? Let's take a look at the replay and slow it down. The moment Little Danny hit the floor, Wang Yi tried to rush over, but Danny grabbed him and held him back."
"Why? Because he was protecting Wang Yi. Wang Yi is the team's brain, its soul—the one player the team can't afford to lose. To put it dramatically, even if the team lost a lot of other players and had to play four-on-five, it still couldn't afford to lose Wang Yi."
"And we saw that as soon as Wang Yi calmed down, he walked right into the center of the altercation and separated the two players. What does that show? It shows that when something happens, he has the ability to stay calm and keep the big picture in mind."
"Some fans may not understand and might say Wang Yi is a coward—that his teammate was bullied, but he didn't dare stand up for him. But a lot of the time, when you're too good, your opponents will do everything they can to provoke you."
"If you let your temper get the better of you, you'll fall right into their trap. That's why LeBron James has rarely gotten into a real altercation over his more than twenty-year career. No matter how much an opponent provokes him or talks trash, he rarely actually gets physical. He has to protect himself."
After hearing their analysis, most of