Since Holmgren was tall and lanky, with long arms and legs like a spider, American fans called him Spider-Man.
The enormous cheers in the arena surged toward them like a tide.
They crashed down on the Raptors' fans like a collapsing mountain.
They seemed to have nowhere to run and nowhere to hide.
It seemed they had no choice but to accept defeat.
Faced with pressure as heavy as a mountain, Wang Yi wasn't the least bit nervous. If anything, he was excited.
The more adversity he faced, the more excited he got. That was Wang Yi.
During the previous two years with the Kings, he'd barely faced any adversity.
All it took was a little effort from him, and he was already at the limit of that level.
As a result, it had been a long time since he'd felt so fired up.
Now that he'd joined the Raptors, things hadn't gone smoothly. Nearly every one of the five games they'd played so far had been an uphill battle, but that had reignited Wang Yi's passion for the game.
It also meant he didn't regret leaving the Kings one bit.
Wang Yi hadn't planned to call a timeout, but when he turned to look at his teammates, he saw that every one of them wore an extremely solemn expression.
Zhang Jiacheng had struggled through adversity and hardship since childhood, so he looked a little less affected.
Pang Bo's brow was already furrowed into a knot.
His life had been smooth sailing from childhood, and he hadn't faced much adversity.
With the arena's cheers crashing down like a collapsing mountain, Pang Bo seemed deeply uncomfortable.
The two rookies, Frank and Dauding, were even more affected.
Though both had been in the league for two years, neither had seen much playing