Sure enough, Wang Yi swept his gaze around, then looked straight at the camera in front of him as if he were addressing the substitutes, and spoke with swagger:
"Dig all the pits you want. If I can't fill them, I'll take the loss."
The words were incredibly bold and arrogant.
The reporters at the scene couldn't help exclaiming in surprise.
Wang Yi really dared to say that.
They had all been reporters for years and had encountered plenty of slippery players. No matter how serious the internal conflict, at most the players would refuse to answer questions like that.
They wouldn't say anything else.
But Wang Yi had gone and said something like this.
It was tantamount to saying these guys were digging pits for him.
For a team leader to express such a sentiment at any time was extremely inappropriate.
And yet Wang Yi had said it. The moment those words were out, it was easy to imagine the entire basketball world erupting.
Never mind anything else. Over by the side entrance, Raptors general manager Lowry was already getting a headache. He covered his forehead with one hand, then vigorously scratched at his short curls.
Wang Yi really would say anything.
Those words made Raptors fans even more worried about the team's future.
Only three kinds of people were happy to hear them.
The first were reporters. Whichever reporter published those words would get a huge surge of traffic.
The second were the haters.
Wang Yi had just handed them a massive target to attack.
That one target would keep them going for more than ten days.
The third were Wang Yi's die-hard fans.
To them, his words were as bold and domineering as could be.
All that talk about uniting the team and respecting your teammates—damn it,