At that moment, Wang Yi made a decision and called out to the other four players on the court:
"Let's use the Box One defense. You four, play help defense near the paint. I'll guard Danny by myself."
Wang Yi was certain they would pass the ball to Danny, so using the Box One defense was a good way to counter them.
Their Star Burst Tactic would send players scattering in every direction, but they didn't need to worry about where anyone went. As long as they played help defense in the paint, they could stop them.
After all, in a situation like this, the other players were unlikely to shoot threes.
Danny was the only one with a good chance of taking a three, so Wang Yi sticking to him like glue was undoubtedly the best option.
The players had long since developed complete faith in Wang Yi.
Not just Pang Bo, Dauding, and Hachimura—even Gates, the hothead who had once led the opposition against Wang Yi, had come to respect Wang Yi's abilities on and off the court. By now, he was convinced. Completely convinced.
So when Wang Yi called for the Box One defense, the four players immediately moved near the paint.
They formed a box.
Wang Yi kept his eyes fixed on Danny.
When the Kings' players saw the Raptors suddenly change their defensive strategy, they hesitated.
But they had only five seconds to inbound the ball. There was no time to hesitate, and they had to force the pass.
If there had been a floor general like Wang Yi out there, all it would have taken was a quick instruction to have someone set a screen for Danny. He could have caught the ball and shot with ease.
But at this point in the game,