He said, "Those three baskets really showed us just how incredible Wang Yi is. There's no doubt about it: he's the greatest player in history, and there's no one else even close. Even with Mike sitting right here, I'd still say the same thing. But we also have to consider that in those 1 minute and 15 seconds, no one on the Raptors touched the ball except Dauding."
"Could that leave the Raptors feeling disgruntled? Reggie, when you were playing, if someone never passed the ball and just did his own thing, you'd have been unhappy too, right? Especially today, when they've put in a new lineup. Their center, Kim Tae-hyun, had been giving the team nothing on the court because they weren't giving him enough playing time."
"Now that the two sides have finally made peace, Wang Yi still isn't passing him the ball. Could that make his resentment build even more? And when it reaches a certain point, it might erupt like a volcano. Then things could get out of hand."
Reggie Miller replied, "Those are all valid concerns, but I believe in Wang Yi."
Reggie Miller had practically become one of Wang Yi's biggest fans.
Dragon King Bosh looked surprised. "Why do I get the feeling you're blindly worshipping Wang Yi?"
Reggie Miller smiled and nodded. "You're right. I really am blindly worshipping Wang Yi. As long as he's on the court, I believe he can handle anything, whether it's on or off the court."
Bosh asked, "But why? As far as I know, you don't easily give a player the benefit of the doubt, let alone worship one. You former greats are pretty tough to impress."
Bosh was telling the truth.
In every field, it wasn't unusual for veterans to look down on the younger generation.