The commentators courtside today were from NBA TV. This year, the network had signed Tracy McGrady, the former Glide Drexler, and Birdman Anderson.
The three of them were handling the courtside commentary today.
Drexler watched the Buzzer stick to Wang Yi like glue and said, "The Buzzer isn't even planning to let Wang Yi breathe."
Birdman Anderson, who had once been known for his defense, still sported his trademark Cockscomb Head. "That's right. The best defense against a player is not letting him breathe. And I'm 100% sure this guy has been trash-talking Wang Yi the whole time."
As he spoke, the director's camera cut to Wang Yi and Bruce Pete. Sure enough, Bruce Pete was chattering away at Wang Yi.
Wang Yi seemed not to hear him. He didn't even look at him, just turned his attention to the action on the court.
McGrady said, "That's true. I've been watching them. Ever since the opening Jump Ball, he's been trash-talking Wang Yi. Add to that the rumors he's been spreading on Twitter, and it's clear he's trying to provoke Wang Yi."
Drexler said, "But Wang Yi doesn't look like he wants to give him the time of day."
McGrady nodded, clearly agreeing. "Of course Wang Yi won't respond. Do you know what kind of status Wang Yi has? Ten championships in eight years, eight FMVPs, five MVPs, and this year he could very well win his sixth MVP. He's unquestionably the greatest player in NBA history—even God of Basketball Michael Jordan has admitted as much."
Birdman Anderson chimed in. "And who is Bruce Pete, anyway? He's only in his second season. He's just some 3D Player. Wang Yi would feel he was lowering himself just by looking at him. So if Wang Yi even gives him a single word