After three China Team players linked up to score that and-one, the Hornets' head coach immediately called a timeout.
Although the game had only been underway for a few possessions and the score wasn't far apart, the two teams' momentum was worlds apart.
Wang Yi had once again shown the same dominance on both ends of the court as Shaquille O'Neal, leaving Wemby a little dazed.
What made the head coach most uneasy was that Pang Bo's build and playing style were very much like Shaquille O'Neal's.
Although he was still nowhere near as dominant as the Big Shark, he had already joined the ranks of the league's top centers.
Now Wang Yi was showing the same dominance on both ends as O'Neal, and his dominance on both ends was completely on the level of the Big Shark at his peak.
In other words, there were two O'Neals on the court.
Just thinking about it made the Hornets' head coach go numb.
What was it like to have two O'Neals on the other team?
As he thought this, his gaze fell on Wemby, who was heading off the court.
Wemby was now fully mature mentally. It was impossible for him to lose all confidence just because Wang Yi had blocked his shot with a massive swat and dunked once.
But his body language as he left the court showed that he was a little dejected.
As he walked off, he kept glancing back at Wang Yi and Pang Bo, who were also heading off the court.
The coach completely understood how Wemby felt.
Pang Bo's playing style was already pretty similar to O'Neal's, which made life difficult for the league's top center. And now Wang Yi's playing style had gone full Shark.
Two O'Neals on the court—who the hell could