Wang Yi watched the coach's retreating back and raised his voice. "Coach, I'm not targeting you, and I'm certainly not targeting the front office. If this has made you angry, I'm truly sorry, but I won't change my mind."
"Wang, I never want to hear your voice again!"
Coach Dako flung his hand through the air.
The motion was so forceful that even his hair became disheveled.
In the media room, every reporter listened to their exchange and the coach's furious roar. One by one, they fell silent, excitement shining in their eyes.
Meanwhile, Pang Bo and the Raptors staff present felt as if their heads were about to explode.
As they saw it, the sky had practically fallen on the Raptors.
At first, it had only been a conflict between Wang Yi and the bench players.
Then the front office had thrown its support behind Wang Yi, turning it into a conflict between management and the bench players.
Now Wang Yi's argument with the head coach had added yet another conflict: between Wang Yi and the head coach.
The whole team was an absolute mess.
Seeing Coach Dako leave, Wang Yi didn't return to the media room either. He shook his head slightly.
In fact, he hadn't finished saying what he wanted to say before Coach Dako stormed off in anger.
When he said it had gone beyond Coach Dako's control, he wasn't just speaking in anger or trying to provoke Coach Dark on purpose.
Nor was he saying he was determined to have his own way and keep the bench players on the sidelines.
He meant something else entirely.
After Wang Yi and Coach Dako had left, Pang Bo was the only one still there, looking completely dumbfounded.
The reporters, meanwhile, were like a pack of wolves that