Jordan watched Wemby and Wang Yi each sink a three-pointer and couldn't help remarking,
"These two are going at it."
Back on offense, the Raptors continued to bring the ball up with Wang Yi.
Once Wang Yi reached the three-point line, he called for another screen from Pang Bo.
Once again, he drew Wemby out, leaving Wang Yi matched up against him.
Wang Yi faced Wemby and spun 360 degrees on the spot.
Then he pushed the ball forward with his right hand and burst past him in a flash.
Wemby might have been fast for a center, but he was still a center. His mobility and agility were always a little worse than those of smaller players. And against a guard like Wang Yi, who was known for his explosive speed, the gap was even greater.
Wang Yi's first step beat Wemby by half a body.
Wemby hurriedly retreated diagonally, trying to chase him down and block his shot.
But after taking one step, Wang Yi pulled the ball back behind his body with his right hand, retreating beyond the three-point line.
By then, Wemby had turned half his body away from Wang Yi. It was already impossible to turn back and block the shot, so all he could do was try to disrupt Wang Yi's release.
But Wang Yi always used a quick release against Wemby.
By the time Wemby's contest arrived, Wang Yi had already pushed the ball away from his chest.
And facing Wemby, Wang Yi deliberately gave the shot a higher arc. The ball sailed over the dome before dropping almost vertically through the hoop.
Swish!
Another three!
The Spurs came back on offense.
Wemby had just drained a three, and now that Wang Yi had hit another, he naturally wanted to trade baskets again.