That dunk had absolutely stunned the crowd.
When Morgan saw Wang Yi's dunk, shock couldn't help showing on his face.
Honestly, he had already defended perfectly. Most players in that situation would either get blocked, turn the ball over, or have no choice but to pass it away.
But Wang Yi hadn't turned the ball over. Instead, he'd turned 180 degrees in midair, hung in the air for a folded, back-to-the-basket alley-oop, and slammed it home.
What the hell kind of insane leaping ability and core strength was that?
Even though he'd already watched plenty of Wang Yi's games and seen his many absurd leaps and dunks, when Wang Yi had pulled off a dunk like that right in front of him in an actual game, he still couldn't hide his shock.
Next, the Lakers went on offense.
Doncic faced Big Lock Rock, but didn't attack him directly again.
He had a clear understanding of his own stamina.
If Big Lock Rock wore him down like this in the first quarter, he'd have nothing left by the fourth.
So this time, he called King Arthur over to set a pick.
After the pick, he found himself facing Wang Yi.
He didn't make a jab step. Instead, he turned sideways, used his body to shield the ball from Wang Yi, and slowly drove inward.
Doncic's drives looked slow.
If Wade and Westbrook drove at the speed of light, Doncic seemed to crawl.
At that speed, you'd think there was no way he could get past anyone.
But as he crawled forward, Doncic kept adjusting his footwork, and he threw in one feint after another.
A defender who let his guard down for even a moment could have his balance thrown off by Doncic.
And as soon as you lost your balance,