Next up, it was the Raptors' turn to attend the postgame press conference.
The two players attending today's press conference were Wang Yi and Pang Bo, who had put up 27 points and 16 rebounds in the game.
Head coach Dako was there as well.
When the reporters got started, more than half of their questions were for Wang Yi.
Only a handful asked Coach Dako and Pang Bo anything.
As the press conference was nearing its end, a reporter from Los Angeles asked Pang Bo:
"Pang, we all saw you foul Danny with 2.1 seconds left in the fourth quarter. That turned a one-point deficit into a two-point one, and nearly cost your team the game. How do you explain that?"
After asking, the reporter looked at Pang Bo with his head held high and a faintly mocking smile on his lips.
The other reporters all watched Danny, too, their expressions just as smug.
These Westerners were already prejudiced against Asians.
An Asian had just entered the NBA. No matter how well you played, you were going to face discrimination.
To earn their respect, you had to put up good enough numbers and achieve something, too.
Wang Yi, for instance, had faced plenty of discrimination when he first started playing in the NBA and in the United States. But was there anyone in the entire NBA who dared to look down on him now?
With his ability, he was practically doing them a favor by not looking down on them.
Of course, there were also capitalists who secretly looked down on Wang Yi behind his back.
But that was hard to avoid.
Even LeBron James, at the height of his achievements, sometimes encountered capitalists who showed their prejudice when he attended high-society gatherings.
And Wang Yi was an Easterner,