Wang Le had trained in ancient martial arts, and when he fought for position and rebounds on the court, he used Hidden Strength.
His movements seemed small, but he could often shove opponents aside and grab the rebound.
These three advantages were exactly why his defense had reached National Team level so quickly in just one year.
Of course, he still had some bad defensive habits. He liked to jump when defending.
That often let outside players fake him out and send him flying.
But that was only because he lacked experience on the court. Once he played in a few more games and gained some experience, he would naturally improve.
When the game was over, Wang Yi's team won 62–57, by a five-point margin.
That very evening, the team decided who would start at Power Forward and Small Forward.
Time was short, after all, and they had to settle the Starting Lineup as soon as possible.
Only by finalizing the Starting Lineup quickly could they give the starters more time to build chemistry.
That evening, when the coaches and the team's key players discussed the Starting Lineup, they disagreed.
Wang Jianhua, Coach Ma, and Coach Shi all thought Zhang Yu had played better in the afternoon's game, so he should start at Small Forward.
But Wang Yi, who had previously thought Zhang Yu should get the spot, changed his mind.
He was more in favor of having Cui Yongxi start at Small Forward.
Wang Jianhua and the others were confused, but Wang Yi explained:
"I supported Zhang Yu before because I trusted his skills. But after spending more time with him these past few days, I've realized he can't fit into the team very well. The root of the problem is his personality."
"He's too arrogant. We need to