Everyone nodded when they heard the coach's instructions.
The coach's arrangement made sense. If I couldn't beat you one-on-one for a rebound, surely I could beat you two-on-one.
As for Hachimura, Dauding, and Zhang Jiacheng, Thunder head coach Mark hadn't paid them much attention. Zhang Jiacheng wasn't good at rebounding to begin with, and Hachimura was a little older, with footwork that couldn't keep up.
Dauding was young, but he didn't seem to be in very good shape today.
In fact, aside from Wang Yi, everyone on the Raptors looked a little listless. It was obvious that the incident with the ghost at the hotel Mark had arranged for them the night before had affected their condition. So as long as they contained Pang Bo and Wang Yi, they didn't need to worry about anyone else.
And so, when they took the court again, Pang Bo found it much harder to grab rebounds.
Every time he tried, two players would close in on him from either side.
Pang Bo was still nowhere near the level of a peak Shaquille O'Neal, who could shrug off a Two-man Trap.
One player would slip in front of him and press into his arms, while another leaned into his back, leaving Pang Bo unable to jump.
It was just as difficult for Wang Yi to get rebounds.
The Thunder had a hard time stopping Wang Yi on offense, but keeping him from grabbing rebounds wasn't as difficult.
After all, defending against a player's offense required covering a large area.
Wang Yi could shoot from anywhere on the court.
But to get a rebound, he had to come into the paint.
So all his defenders had to do was wait for him there.
Thunder small forward Jaylen stayed glued to Wang Yi, while Holmgren kept