In this do-or-die Game 7, the Knicks' Aleksandar scored 34 points, Jokic recorded a triple-double with 32 points, 16 rebounds, and 11 assists, and King Arthur put up a triple-double of 32 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists.
It was fair to say the Big Three had played almost perfectly.
The three of them combined for 98 points, with King Arthur and Jokic both recording 30-point triple-doubles.
Against any other team, such a perfect performance from the three of them would have been enough to lead their team to victory.
But they were up against the Raptors, led by Wang Yi.
The Raptors' Pang Bo scored 18 points and grabbed 18 rebounds in this game, which was already a very solid performance.
Aside from him, none of the team's other non-core players managed to score 10 points.
Zhang Jiacheng scored 9, Hachimura scored 9, Frank scored 8, and Dauding scored 5.
The few points chipped in by the other reserves were almost negligible.
The reason they had still managed to win under these circumstances was Wang Yi.
He had scored 93 points all by himself in this game.
On his own, he had nearly matched the combined scoring of the Galaxy Battleship's Big Three.
Besides those 93 points, he had also grabbed 12 rebounds and dished out 10 assists.
King Arthur and Jokic putting up 30-point triple-doubles in the Playoffs was impressive, but Wang Yi had gone and recorded a 90-point triple-double, leaving everyone dizzy.
After the game, the courtside interview was originally supposed to go to Wang Yi, but he claimed he wasn't feeling well and handed the opportunity to Pang Bo, who had recorded 18 points and 18 rebounds.
He'd promised Pang Bo earlier that he would get him a chance in front of the cameras. This was