Magic Hand Jack figured that since Wang Yi had stolen the ball from him just moments ago, there was no way Wang Yi could steal it from him again.
This move was highly deceptive. First, he faked a pass to the left, then suddenly pulled the ball back and passed behind his back to the right.
If Wang Yi still managed to steal it, that would be downright unbelievable.
But what Magic Hand Jack never would have dreamed was that Wang Yi really did steal it.
As it turned out, while he was faking the pass, Wang Yi was faking too.
When Magic Hand Jack faked a pass to the left, Wang Yi deliberately took half a step toward the left side. Then, when Jack passed behind his back, Wang Yi instantly moved to the right.
That was how he reached out and stole the ball.
The Kings launched another fast break. This time, Wang Yi dribbled all the way down the court by himself.
With three opponents closing in on him, Wang Yi faked a behind-the-back pass to Danny on the perimeter, fooling two of them. Then he switched hands in midair to evade the third and slammed it home.
Magic Hand Jack's brow furrowed slightly as he watched.
He had the feeling that Wang Yi could somehow see what he was thinking. But how was that possible?
Even if Wang Yi had studied hours of game footage, Jack had more than one or two moves. His play on the court was unpredictable, constantly changing to suit the situation.
How could Wang Yi accurately predict his every move?
With that question on his mind, the game continued.
A few possessions later, Wang Yi matched up with Magic Hand Jack again.
This time, Magic Hand Jack ran from the left