The result was that when he stuck his butt out, he collided with Wang Yi's knee as Wang Yi was already airborne. Wang Yi lost his balance in midair and fell straight to the floor.
Luckily, as Wang Yi came down, Dauding was beside him and managed to steady him, preventing any serious consequences.
The referee immediately called Big Wa for a foul.
And just like that, in the span of two minutes, Wang Yi drew two fouls from Big Wa and one from Little Wa.
That brought Big Wa and Little Wa to four fouls each.
With two minutes left in the third quarter, Big Wa and Little Wa were both afraid to do much on defense, allowing the Raptors to score easily around the basket.
As a result, the Raptors gradually widened their lead.
With two minutes left in the third quarter, the lead had grown to seven points.
Wang Yi played eight minutes in the third quarter. He took only five actual shots, but went to the free-throw line 17 times.
And he made all 17.
By the end of the quarter, Wang Yi had scored 27 points.
The Raptors players all wore strange expressions.
Wang Yi had taken 17 free throws in a single quarter, and they felt like the win wasn't entirely deserved.
What did 17 free throws in one quarter even mean?
James Harden, the former Porcelain King, averaged only about 11 free throws during his two peak seasons of drawing fouls.
That meant he took about 11 free throws over an entire game.
Wang Yi had taken 17 in a single quarter.
It was truly absurd.
Meanwhile, every Grizzlies player wore an expression of indignation and grievance.
If Wang Yi had beaten them by scoring bucket after bucket through sheer skill, they wouldn't