Everyone knew that back when Duncan was still playing, he'd once been ejected by a referee for simply laughing on the sidelines.
Duncan had hardly ever talked about the incident before.
But now that he was retired, he'd actually started making fun of himself over it.
As the saying went, nothing hit harder than an official making fun of himself, and the fans in the arena were cracking up.
Wang Yi didn't get the ball on the next two possessions.
After all, no matter how good a player was, he couldn't attack on every single possession.
Even someone like Wang Yi, who had decided to go all-out on offense this game, still had to give the ball to his teammates a few times out of every ten possessions.
The clock reached the final four minutes of the second quarter, and Wang Yi got the ball again.
Since he'd just managed to score even with two big men trapping him, the opposing team sent three players to double-team him this time.
That forced Wang Yi, who had the ball on the left wing, to dribble beyond the three-point line.
But as he pushed the ball out toward the three-point line, he suddenly dribbled laterally for two steps. On the third, he leaped, gathered the ball in his right hand, and launched a huge hook shot. He was almost at three-point range, but he hooked the ball straight toward the basket.
Although three defenders were closing in on Wang Yi, none of them expected him to shoot a hook from so far away, so none of them jumped.
They could only watch as the ball sailed over their heads and dropped into the basket.
This time, Shaquille O'Neal didn't even have to say a word. The crowd recognized it immediately:
"Sky Hook