But Yang Hanson was slower than Pang Bo, and he wasn't as strong. His jumping ability was practically negligible, too.
Especially on defense, Yang Hanson was probably going to get completely dominated by Antetokounmpo.
But seeing the firm look in Wang Yi's eyes, Wang Jianhua still chose to trust him.
After all, among the fans, there was a saying: You could always trust Brother Yi.
Although Wang Jianhua didn't call Wang Yi "Brother," after watching basketball for so many years, he understood that he should always trust his son.
So he nodded and put in the lineup Wang Yi had suggested.
Team America was on offense.
King Arthur had the ball, and he quickly spotted the weakness in China Team's lineup.
This time, he didn't use the future-oriented strategy again. Instead, he signaled for everyone else to spread out, then called Antetokounmpo over to set a screen.
As soon as Antetokounmpo came up, Yang Hanson had to step out to meet him. After the screen, Yang Hanson was left guarding King Arthur.
King Arthur gave Yang Hanson a quick fake, then used his advantages in strength and speed to force his way past him, getting to a spot just inside the paint.
That left Pang Bo with no choice but to come over and help on defense.
King Arthur casually lofted the ball high into the air. Behind Pang Bo, Wemby leaped up, his arm rising well above the rim, and slammed the ball straight through the basket.
The gap had grown to nine points.
China Team's fans felt their hearts sink even further.
Only 5:20 remained, and they were down by nine. Could China Team still catch up?
China Team went back on offense. Wang Yi had just gotten the ball in the backcourt when two defenders immediately trapped