"Wang, we all saw the Hornets double-team you in this game, and your team struggled badly. If your two injured players can't return for the next game and the Hornets keep double-teaming you, then without a playmaker, your teammates won't be able to get the ball to you at the right time. No matter how good you are, you can't score without the ball. How are you going to break through? I can't think of a single way your team could do it."
Wang Yi shrugged. "How are we going to break through? That's a secret, of course. You'll find out in the next game."
In truth, Wang Yi didn't know how they would break through in the next game, either.
With Zhang Jiacheng on the floor, whenever Wang Yi ran to the right spot, the ball would find its way to him. Then he could calmly choose whether to attack himself or make a clever pass to a teammate.
But without Zhang Jiacheng in this game, Wang Yi had run to the right spot several times, only for the ball to reach him too late.
It had made the game a real struggle for him.
He would have to go back and think hard about how to break through.
After the press conference, the entire Raptors team went straight back to the hotel.
The next morning, they flew back to Toronto.
As soon as they returned, the team doctors gave Zhang Jiacheng and George Higg a thorough, comprehensive examination. They ultimately determined that Zhang Jiacheng would miss at least three games.
George Shig's groin strain was even more serious. His season was over.
When the Raptors officially announced the two injuries, countless Raptors fans and more than three billion Wang Yi fans around the world panicked.
"It's over. The