After all these years, thanks to Wang Yi's influence, "Holy crap, that's incredible!" had become a widely known expression of amazement in the NBA.
Jordan, James, and Carter naturally understood it. They all nodded. "That's right. Holy crap, that's incredible!"
"Incredible, incredible!"
"Very incredible!"
Back on the other end, after the American stars brought the ball upcourt, they passed it to Wemby.
Unlike ordinary centers, who called for the ball in the low post, Wemby called for it beyond the three-point line. That had been his trademark ever since the start of his career.
With the ball in hand and Jokic defending him, he pulled off two Crossover Dribbles.
Then he followed with two Behind-the-back Dribbles before taking a step back.
He straightened his upper body, looking as if he was about to take a Step-back Three-pointer.
Jokic quickly stepped forward to contest the shot, but the moment he did, Wemby bent at the waist and pulled off a Buddha Move, slipping right past him.
What amazed everyone most was that after the Buddha Move, Wemby had already gathered the ball beyond the three-point line. He took two steps toward the basket, and his second step landed half a step inside the free-throw line.
Then he sprang straight up, flying an incredible distance like a rigid pole, and hammered the ball through the hoop.
There was no denying it: Wemby's talent was truly terrifying.
For starters, this 2.24-meter giant was constantly pulling off Crossover Dribbles and Behind-the-back Dribbles, even throwing in a Buddha Move. Those were all moves you'd expect from a guard.
After that whole string of moves, he gathered the ball beyond the three-point line, charged the basket, and still managed to finish with a dunk.
That was naturally thanks to his long legs, which let him cover