Wang Yi was the kind of person who wouldn't bother you if you didn't bother him, but if you did, he'd wipe out your whole family.
Watching the reporters shake their heads with wry smiles, Wang Yi raised a hand and made an OK sign.
The reporters were puzzled. What did Wang Yi suddenly mean by making an OK sign?
One reporter asked, "Wang, what do you mean by suddenly making an OK sign?"
Wang Yi shook his head. "Is this an OK sign?"
The reporter looked confused. "Isn't it?"
Wang Yi grinned. "It's three zeros."
A reporter seemed to realize what he meant. "You mean..."
Wang Yi nodded. "That's right. In the next game, I'm going to make sure he finishes with zeros in all three categories: points, assists, and rebounds!"
"Oh!"
The reporters erupted in an uproar.
"Wang, do you know how difficult that is?"
Wang Yi smiled. "If it weren't difficult, what would be the point?"
The reporters fell silent.
In the entire history of the NBA, no player had ever dared to say he would hold another player to zero points, assists, and rebounds.
Generally speaking, shutting a player down meant keeping him from scoring a single point in a game.
And even that was already extremely difficult.
As for making sure he didn't get a single assist or rebound, that was pure fantasy.
That was because assists and rebounds involved an element of luck.
Maybe he'd simply touch the ball in the middle of a play and pass it to another player, who then made the shot. That would count as an assist.
Or maybe a rebound would come down and drop right onto his head, or even straight into his arms.
That would count as a rebound.
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