Reggie Miller said, "People always say those three record-breakers have already claimed almost every record. But there are always dazzling newcomers who step up and break one record after another. Just look at X's red-hot form. It's obvious that tonight could very well be a record-setting night for him."
"To break a record in the very first NBA game of his life—he's an absolute genius."
"But this isn't good news for the Raptors, especially their leader, Wang Yi. After all, letting a No. 1 pick break a record over his head in the very first game of his career wouldn't look great for the League's Number One. So let's see how Wang Yi responds."
Nearby, Robert Downey Jr. watched his son head off the court, a charming smile on his face.
As Wang Yi passed, he teased him, "Wang, my son's performance tonight has done the No. 1 pick title justice, hasn't it?"
Wang Yi smiled and nodded. "His performance in the first half certainly lived up to the No. 1 pick title."
Robert Downey Jr. was an exceptionally clever man. He immediately picked up on the implication in Wang Yi's words and hurriedly said:
"Hey, hey, hey, Wang, don't do anything reckless. I respect you a lot. Just last night, I told my son not to do anything that might offend you, and he respects you a lot too. We're both die-hard fans of yours."
Wang Yi shook his head. "He hasn't offended me, but he hasn't shown much respect for my teammates. You know, disrespecting my teammates is the same as disrespecting me."
With that, Wang Yi turned and walked toward the Player Tunnel, smiling.
Robert Downey Jr. hurriedly called after him, "Oh God, Wang, that wasn't disrespect. Trash talk between players is perfectly normal, right? Besides, they're