Stephen said, "You could put it that way. Wang Yi cut off those guys' livelihood!"
"But here's what I'll say: good! For years, there have been plenty of people who made a living bashing Wang. I even made a lot of money doing it myself. Wang Yi, of course, knew that. So why didn't he step in before? Because he didn't think it was worth arguing with those Wang haters. They needed to support their families, so he just left them alone."
"But this time, Ball Dad and his son LaMelo Ball really angered Wang Yi. That's why, in a fit of rage, he published a Letter to Fans."
"It's easy to imagine that once this letter is out, the online environment will be cleaned up considerably."
"Without Wang Yi's fans replying to those haters, the haters won't be able to make money. Naturally, they'll stop posting those comments."
"Bales, Pippen, Pierce, and the rest of you, I think it's time to come up with some other way to make money."
Wang Yi had also watched Stephen A. Smith's show. When he saw this, he nodded.
No wonder this guy had once been the world's biggest Wang Yi hater. He understood Wang Yi very well.
That evening, the Raptors traveled to the Hornets' home court for Game 6.
Pang Bo bounced back in this game. Although he was still outmatched in his matchup against Wemby, the gap wasn't large.
Wemby scored 28 points and grabbed 17 rebounds.
Pang Bo scored 25 points and grabbed 15 rebounds.
In today's league, there were almost no centers who could hold their own against Wemby.
Most centers were thoroughly dominated by him, and even the star centers struggled against him.
You could count on one hand the centers like Pang Bo who averaged 20-plus