NBA: Starting with a Three-Point Experience Card
Chapter 3342

How Could the Experience Card Be Used Like This?

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"Since their three-point percentage was so high, could we just foul them?"

"After all, there are only two minutes left in the third quarter."

"We're already in the penalty, so any foul will send them to the line."

"Since they're shooting threes so well, we might as well foul them before they take one and make them shoot free throws instead. Even if they make both, that's only two points. If we're lucky and they miss one, they'll only get one."

It was certainly an option.

But it was a last resort.

A desperate measure.

Something they would only try if they truly couldn't find a way to defend the other team.

Wang Yi shook his head slightly and said:

"Wait. Let me think."

The coach nodded and stepped aside. Wang Yi, meanwhile, muttered to himself:

"The taller the defender, the higher my shooting percentage."

"The taller the defender, the higher my shooting percentage."

"The taller the defender, the higher my shooting percentage."

Then an idea suddenly struck Wang Yi.

He quickly turned to look at Pang Bo beside him.

Pang Bo was taken aback by the look.

Wang Yi, however, seemed to have figured something out.

When the system explained the rules for the Cutest Height Difference Experience Card, it had said that the greater the height difference between the defender and the host, the higher the host's shooting percentage.

It hadn't specified that the defender had to be on the opposing team.

Did that mean the rule still applied when one of his own teammates defended him?

Pang Bo was 2.16 meters tall, making him 24 centimeters taller than Wang Yi.

Add that 24-centimeter height difference to the card's base shooting percentage of 30 percent, and Wang Yi's three-point percentage against him would be 54 percent.

That

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