Wang Meng saw Yang Yi put it that way and sighed. "Teacher Yang Yi has a very clear understanding of the situation. We don't know exactly what's going on inside their team, but the team's lack of unity is the Raptors' biggest problem right now—and it's even bigger than their losing streak."
"But I believe Wang Yi has the leadership skills to solve this problem. Over the years, he's led the Kings through so much, and his ability to lead a team has been proven time and again."
"Let's look forward to seeing the Raptors at full strength."
After the game, Xu Jingyu also discussed the Raptors' problems on his TikTok livestream.
"We won the game, but personally, I'm not very happy. Why? Because everyone can see that there's a huge problem within the Raptors."
"To be honest, with a problem this serious, it's a miracle the Raptors won today. But a miracle is called a miracle because it doesn't happen often. Can the Raptors keep winning every game with such a huge internal problem? Obviously not."
"So the most urgent thing is to resolve the problems within the Raptors. But people are complicated, and problems between people are the hardest to solve. I can only hope that Brother Yi will find a way, with his leadership skills."
Wang Yi's fans also voiced widespread concern about the Raptors' future.
Meanwhile, in Toronto, Canada, at the Anta Center—
Wang Yi returned to the locker room.
There was none of the joy you'd expect after the team's first win of the season. Instead, the mood was rather somber.
A few of the starters were still chatting briefly, but the bench players—especially those who hadn't played—were already packing up to leave the locker room.
They didn't interact with the starters at all.
They