After hearing Wang Yi's words, Scott suddenly understood.
So there was something he had overlooked from beginning to end: Wang Yi had already boasted that he would win the championship after going 16–0 in the playoffs.
Although Wang Yi and Jordan had many similarities in terms of personality,
when Scott had guarded Jordan back then, Jordan hadn't made any particularly outrageous boasts.
The two teams had simply faced each other in an ordinary Regular Season matchup.
But Wang Yi had boasted that he would win all of his final 36 games.
This Raptors team was being held up entirely by Wang Yi, so whoever guarded him would get demolished.
And for the Pistons, the most terrifying thing wasn't just that this way of guarding Wang Yi didn't work.
The most terrifying thing was that Wang Yi had completely dominated Antoine on both ends of the court, leaving Antoine in the grip of the Wang Yi Mountain Reaction.
As everyone knew, it took at least a week to recover from the Wang Yi Mountain Reaction.
So what would the Pistons do in their next game?
Would they have to rely on Bryce alone?
After ending the call, Scott thought it over and decided he should get a team of psychologists to intervene and help Antoine as soon as possible.
Several teams were already studying the Wang Yi Mountain Reaction, and they had come up with some strategies for dealing with it.
He hoped their experience would help Antoine recover from the Wang Yi Mountain Reaction quickly.
In the second game, Wang Yi didn't play as explosively as he had before.
He put up an ordinary stat line of just 43 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists.
Compared with his usual performances, it was a significant drop-off.
But Antoine's performance was even