To really beat the Pistons, the Raptors had to do more than play zone defense. They also had to outplay them on offense.
Wang Yi knew that perfectly well.
So when it looked like the Pistons were about to score, Wang Yi had already sprinted upcourt.
Zhang Jiacheng noticed Wang Yi's move, quickly grabbed the ball beneath the basket, stepped out of bounds, turned, and flung it upcourt.
After Wang Yi caught the ball, Donnie Donnie chased him from the side.
But Wang Yi got past Donnie Donnie with a behind-the-back dribble, raced ahead of everyone into the frontcourt, and then leaped from the free-throw line.
Donnie Donnie had planned to use his body to impede Wang Yi, then wait for his teammates to return so they could stop Wang Yi together.
But Wang Yi jumped straight from the free-throw line and soared high into the air, leaving Donnie Donnie unable to hold him back.
All Donnie Donnie could do was watch as Wang Yi leaped from the free-throw line and slammed the ball through the hoop.
The crowd erupted into cheers once again.
Donnie Donnie came over to Wang Yi and said,
"Wang, you're so fast. I can't keep up with you at all. That free-throw line dunk was incredible."
A system notification rang in Wang Yi's mind:
[Received praise from an opponent. All attributes increased by 1%.]
Wang Yi's two-point percentage had now reached 67%, and his three-point percentage had reached 47%.
His speed, strength, ability to handle contact, explosiveness, vertical leap, and other attributes had also improved.
Wang Yi turned and gave Donnie Donnie a smile and a nod.
"Thanks."
Donnie Donnie looked a little stunned.
Wang Yi seemed unusually polite today.
They played for another five minutes.
Perhaps because this was the young Pistons players' first