It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him the Raptors' defensive anchor.
On offense, he didn't score much each game, averaging only around seven points.
But for a Raptors team that lacked scoring, even seven points were incredibly important.
Especially since the Raptors only beat their opponents by three to five points in most games. Without those seven points from him, they would probably lose a lot of games.
So when the Raptors heard that he might have a hairline fracture, everyone's heart sank.
Zhang Jiacheng and Zhang Yu were especially affected. They both knew Wang Yi had said the Raptors would win the championship without losing a single game this season.
Brother Yi was already facing a tremendous challenge trying to lead a Raptors team with so little scoring to an undefeated championship.
But now they'd lost a defensive anchor like him. That made the task even more impossible.
At that thought, Zhang Jiacheng and Zhang Yu both looked at Wang Yi.
His expression was clouded and unreadable, and they couldn't tell what he was thinking.
In fact, at that moment, information from the system appeared in Wang Yi's mind:
[Teammate Locke left the game with a hairline fracture. 10% of his shooting accuracy has been transferred to the host.] [The host's current free-throw percentage has increased to 100%.] [Two-point percentage has increased to 75%.] [Three-point Percentage has increased to 55%.]
Wang Yi felt no excitement at all.
This was all bought at the cost of a teammate's injury.
He would rather lose ten percentage points of shooting accuracy himself if it meant his teammate stayed healthy.
He didn't want his teammate's health to be traded for a ten-percentage-point increase in his own shooting accuracy.
What's more, this was only the first teammate to get injured. Two