After a brief internal debate, everyone on Team America, from the head coach to the bench players, decided to implement the Hack-a-Wang strategy.
Meanwhile, during the timeout, the head coach and several assistant coaches on the international team quietly discussed what sort of tactics or game plan Team America might use next.
But no matter how long they discussed it, they couldn't come up with an answer. In the end, the coach asked Wang Yi, "Wang, what kind of tactics or game plan do you think Team America will use next?"
Wang Yi shrugged. "I don't know."
He tried putting himself in Spoelstra's shoes, but still couldn't figure out what kind of strategy they'd use in this situation.
Double-teaming him clearly wasn't working anymore. So what tactics would Team America try?
Given what Wang Yi knew about Spo and Team America's players, he still had no idea what Spo would do next.
But Wang Yi wasn't worried just because he didn't know. Instead, he smiled at the coach and said, "Whatever their B plan is, we'll have a C plan. Don't worry, Coach."
Hearing that, the head coach nodded.
With Wang Yi on their side, what did he have to worry about?
Wang Yi was a miracle worker, after all.
When play resumed, Team America had the ball.
This time, King Arthur brought it up.
Juan had been guarding King Arthur, but Wang Yi made a crossing gesture to Juan, and Juan understood. The two switched, leaving Wang Yi to guard King Arthur.
When King Arthur saw Wang Yi in front of him, he didn't pass to anyone else. He decided to take him on himself.
Wang Yi was an excellent defender, but that was compared to other guards.
King Arthur believed he was heavier than Wang Yi and much