Wang Yi threw down an alley-oop poster dunk over Wemby.
The crowd erupted instantly.
Several commentators were so excited they practically sprayed spittle as they raved.
The Spurs players could only shake their heads helplessly.
The Raptors players slapped hands in celebration.
Yet the two men involved, Wang Yi and Wemby, seemed completely unfazed.
Wang Yi had posterized Wemby plenty of times before. After seeing it happen so often, it stopped feeling special;
Wemby had been posterized by Wang Yi plenty of times, too. After getting dunked on so often, he'd grown used to it.
It had been more than ten years since Wemby entered the league.
As the tallest player in the league, he'd caused quite a stir when he first joined.
That had made him a target for poster dunks from all sorts of players.
Especially little guards like Ja Morant, who dreamed of dunking on him every day.
After all, a short player dunking on the tallest man in the league—on a freak of nature like Wemby—was bound to attract plenty of attention.
But posterizing the tallest man in the league was no easy feat. Plenty of guards had been blocked by Wemby, and some had learned their lesson for good after getting rejected a few times.
He'd shown those little guards what it really meant to be the tallest player in the league—and what it meant to be Defensive Player of the Year.
Even Morant, who'd managed to posterize Wemby, had been taught a lesson by him far more often.
Eight out of every ten times Morant tried to dunk on Wemby, Wemby would block him or disrupt the shot.
Of course, Wemby felt great when he blocked those guards and taught them a lesson.
But Wang Yi was the one exception.
Almost every time he