Before Wang Yi arrived, most of the team's tactical planning had been handled by assistant coach Steve Nash.
Coach Dako mainly focused on communicating with the players and managing their relationships.
Coach Gao Feng was responsible for scouting new talent and training rookies.
Dako had worried that Nash might not be able to handle it alone. After all, the teams Nash had coached in previous seasons hadn't exactly had great records.
Now that Wang Yi was here, though, he and Nash could handle the team's tactical planning together. Dako felt much more at ease.
Only now did Coach Dako realize how easy it was to be Wang Yi's head coach.
He couldn't help looking at De'Anthony across from him.
De'Anthony had won so many championships with Wang Yi over the years. He'd basically been along for the ride.
Well, now it was my turn to coast.
After they returned to the court, the Kings had the first possession.
Little Danny and Danny ran a pick and roll on the perimeter.
It created a brief opening for Danny to shoot.
Danny rose without hesitation and shot again.
Swish!
He hit a three-pointer.
The deficit was down to just two points.
The Raptors took the ball on the next possession.
After Zhang Jiacheng dribbled into the frontcourt, Pang Bo set up on the left wing, while Wang Yi stationed himself beyond the three-point line on the right.
Zhang Jiacheng passed to Pang Bo. Pang Bo dribbled in and leaned into the defense for a couple of steps, reaching the edge of the paint. Tures immediately came over to guard him.
Although Tures was heavy and strong, he was still a power forward with a beastly playing style.
Bond was tall with long arms, too. Pang Bo would have a hard time taking