A Golden Carp Is No Pond-Bound Fish; When the Winds and Clouds Gather, It Becomes a Dragon

If you had a big lead, slowing the pace made sense. But if you were only up by ten or so, slowing things down wasn't a good idea against a fast-paced team like the Kings.

Then Wang Yi and Danny hugged.

"I haven't played this freely in a long time. I hope that when we meet again, you guys can give me that feeling one more time."

Danny nodded. "Don't worry, boss."

Tures, Bond, Mane, Little Danny, and the others all took turns hugging Wang Yi goodbye.

"Goodbye, boss."

"Boss, we really don't want you to go. Come back to the Kings with us."

While Wang Yi talked with the Kings players, the Raptors' reserves had already headed into the Player Tunnel. The cameras at the arena caught it all.

The commentators saw what had happened, and one by one, they voiced their concerns about the Raptors.

"Although they won this game, we can see that the Raptors have major problems, both during the game and afterward."

"Wang Yi already had a very tough time winning this one. It's easy to imagine that if they don't resolve these issues soon, the Raptors may struggle to win even a single game going forward."

The haters were thrilled.

"Last game, the Kings won by twenty. This time, they barely won by three, and only because Wang Yi hit the game-winner at the end. Whenever their bench players take the court, they lose ground. They lost more than forty points this game."

"You can imagine how tough the Raptors' upcoming games will be."

"Ever since Wang Yi joined the Raptors, he's thrown the team into chaos, and even playing has become incredibly hard for him. It's going to take a huge toll on his stamina, which could become a problem in the Playoffs.