Rumors began swirling online once again.
In fact, the NBA had already collected a urine sample from Wang Yi after the Lakers' game against the Raptors.
The results were in today, and the NBA immediately announced them.
"According to the urine test results, all of Wang Yi's health indicators are normal."
At the same time, in response to public demand, the NBA launched an investigation into the Lakers.
They wanted to determine whether the team had been involved in betting.
After all, the whole thing was simply too bizarre. There had been stretches of five or even seven scoreless minutes in NBA history.
But an entire quarter without a single point? That had never happened in NBA history.
Since the NBA introduced the 24-second shot clock, there had only been two instances of a team scoring the fewest points in a single quarter.
One was the Dallas Mavericks in 1997, when they scored just two points in a quarter against the Lakers.
The other was the Golden State Warriors, who scored just two points in a home game against the Raptors in 2004.
People had already thought those cases were outrageous. But today, the Lakers had gone scoreless for an entire quarter against the Raptors.
And that wasn't even the most outrageous part.
The craziest thing was that it had happened with Wang Yi as the only player guarding the paint.
That alone showed how bizarre the game had been.
So when the public clamored for the league to investigate whether the Lakers had been involved in betting, the NBA acted immediately, forming an investigative team to look into the matter.
A week later, the investigation finally reached its conclusion.
The team had found no evidence that any Lakers players had been involved in betting.
Every Lakers player said they