Xu Jingyu nearly bulged his eyes out of their sockets.
Everyone's gaze fell on the tower of a man standing beyond the three-point line.
Two years.
In those two years, the guy had made just two three-pointers, going two for thirteen.
You could say he simply couldn't shoot threes.
His shooting form was so stiff, and he put so much power into his shots.
There was simply no way those shots should go in.
But who could have guessed that he'd just made two threes in a row?
The two commentators' faces were burning with embarrassment.
They'd said earlier that Pang Bo shooting threes was just a joke. They hadn't expected Pang Bo to actually make one—and then knock down two in a row.
A slap in the face.
A blatant slap in the face!
At that moment, Knicks head coach Thibodeau immediately called a timeout.
Who could have guessed that the Knicks would be forced to stop play by Pang Bo, who had never been able to shoot threes, after he made two of them?
As the Knicks players headed to the bench, Thibodeau's face was dark with displeasure.
But it wasn't because of Pang Bo's two threes. It was because the Raptors had made four threes as a team.
They'd only been playing for a few minutes, and the Raptors had already sunk four threes. That hadn't been part of the plan.
The Raptors were supposed to have only two players who could shoot threes: Wang Yi and Zhang Jiacheng.
And after they put in their five-defender lineup, Wang Yi was supposed to be the only one who could shoot threes.
But no one could have imagined that the five-defender lineup would manage such a terrifying three-point percentage.
Four for five.
That was a little scary.
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