Thinking their center had already screened Wang Yi, Augustin cut back toward the top of the arc. But when he got there, he found Wang Yi already standing in front of him.
He had no chance to get the ball, so he could only run back inside and weave around another screen.
But when he finally got around the screen and reached the left wing, he found Wang Yi waiting for him there.
In the end, Augustin never got a chance to receive the ball. Bane could only pass it to Spider-Man Odebue instead.
Odebue used his footwork to force his way past Kim Tae-hyun and score a layup inside.
Still, Odebue scoring was perfectly acceptable to the Raptors.
The Grizzlies' offense revolved around Augustin, while the others had very limited individual scoring ability.
The Raptors could completely shut down Augustin and still accept the others scoring a point or two here and there.
On the next possession, Augustin again ran inside and weaved around a screen. He thought he'd shaken Wang Yi, but halfway through his cut back outside, he heard footsteps behind him. Glancing out of the corner of his eye, he saw Wang Yi had caught up.
Augustin had no choice but to abandon his route to the perimeter and cut inside again. Using their Power Forward as a screen, he shook Wang Yi once more and ran back outside.
But after all that, as soon as he reached the perimeter, Wang Yi was right on him again.
Augustin was completely dumbfounded. Could Wang Yi teleport?
Why was it that every time he thought he'd shaken him, Wang Yi caught up while he was heading outside—and sometimes even got there ahead of him?
By now, head coach Jenkins had figured out what was going on.
Wang Yi