Just thinking about it gave Wang Yi goosebumps.
Discrimination might not be allowed nowadays, but Wang Yi was a straight man. Being watched shyly and touched like that by another man was still something he couldn't accept on a psychological level.
Actually, there were quite a few gay players in the NBA.
Tracy McGrady had once said publicly that at least five percent of NBA players were gay, but none of them wanted to come out.
The first NBA player to publicly come out was John Amaechi.
He announced his identity three years after retiring.
As an NBA star, he was considered brave for publicly coming out.
Jason Collins was even braver.
He came out before retiring, and it caused a huge stir at the time.
So this wasn't unusual in the NBA.
Wang Yi waved Frank away. "Get down."
Frank looked satisfied. "Sure thing, boss."
He then hopped off the ring with a spring in his step.
Wang Yi couldn't help wiping his right hand over the spot on his left arm that the guy had just touched.
Then he looked at the other players below. "Anyone else?!"
This time, none of the other players dared to answer.
Some had imagined that if they went up against Wang Yi and used dirty tricks like eye-gouging and groin-kicking, they might be able to win.
But after seeing that Frank hadn't won even with dirty tricks, and knowing a thing or two about the dirty tricks Wang Yi used on the court, they gave up on the idea.
When no one said anything, Wang Yi nodded.
Then he turned to head coach Dako. "Coach, you can take over and arrange the training."
Assistant Coach Dako nodded and turned to Nash beside him. "Steve, let's follow your training plan."
Coach Dako was