On the sidelines, head coach Dako continued addressing the players:
"Pang Bo, the same goes for you. If Wemby tries to switch onto him, fight through the screen and keep guarding Wemby. Don't switch."
"And if they do manage to force a switch, we'll use a zone defense. Listen to Wang Yi for instructions on when to use it during the game."
Coaches often gave players instructions like this from the sidelines, but after a few possessions, the players would get mixed up again. That was why they needed an on-court commander, and for the Raptors, Wang Yi was that commander.
When play resumed, the Raptors once again ran a pick and roll with Wang Yi and Pang Bo.
This time, after setting the screen, Pang Bo immediately rolled to the basket to draw Wemby's attention, while Wang Yi took a step forward, then retreated and launched a three.
Swish!
The three-pointer went in.
It was Wang Yi's fourth shot of the game.
Four attempts, four makes. That was how terrifyingly efficient he was on offense.
At the other end, the Spurs once again had their Power Forward, Martin, set a screen for X, hoping to get X switched onto Dauding.
But after the coach's reminder, Tagore went straight over the screen, staying right on X.
With no other option, X had Wemby come up to the three-point line and passed him the ball.
Wemby then had Martin come over and set a screen for him, hoping to get Dauding switched onto him.
But as Martin set the screen, Pang Bo still forced his way around it.
He stayed in front of Wemby, leaving Wemby no choice but to try and take Pang Bo one-on-one.
He managed to score after some effort, but it still cost him a lot of