When Little Rivers came over to double-team Wang Yi, Mad Tiger Tagore was practically wide open, so he dribbled straight into the paint.
Just as he reached the restricted area and was about to go up for a layup, Spider-Man came over to help.
But the moment Spider-Man left Zhang Yu to help, Zhang Yu was wide open, so Tagore passed him the ball.
Zhang Yu rose up and fired a three.
Perhaps because he was worn out, the shot didn't go in.
Luckily, Big Lock Rock charged into the paint and, with overwhelming force, rose above everyone to grab the rebound like Mount Tai bearing down.
Before he even landed, he passed the ball straight to Wang Yi, who was open in the mid-range.
After receiving the ball, Wang Yi didn't shoot right away. Instead, he dribbled out beyond the three-point line.
King Arthur followed close behind.
Wang Yi dribbled, and the moment his right foot stepped beyond the three-point line, he jumped.
And he jumped off one foot.
That was completely unexpected. King Arthur had assumed that if Wang Yi went beyond the three-point line and decided to shoot, he'd jump off both feet.
But Wang Yi had jumped off one foot—and he was facing away from the basket.
How could he shoot while jumping off one foot with his back to the basket?
Wang Yi soon gave him the answer.
Wang Yi was running backward, facing away from the basket. As soon as he stepped beyond the three-point line, he jumped off his right foot.
While in the air, he spun like a top, turning 180 degrees until he was facing the basket.
But because he'd been running, his momentum carried him backward, away from the three-point line, even as he faced the basket.
Despite that, he