In the end, it gave the little guy a chance to dribble straight to the basket and dunk with ease.
In fact, this kind of play wasn't unheard of. Many coaches had used it before.
It was nothing new.
What made China Team's play so brilliant was that they had Shan He execute the final finish.
No one had expected that.
Phil Jackson's gaze also turned to Wang Yi on the court.
This had to be another stroke of genius from Wang Yi.
There were only 0.6 seconds left, and Team America had no timeouts remaining.
Wemby inbounded from the backcourt as King Arthur sprinted toward the frontcourt at incredible speed.
China Team naturally stayed alert, each player searching for the opponent he was guarding.
When King Arthur reached midcourt, Wemby used his height advantage to pass him the ball.
Wang Yi's stamina was almost completely depleted, but in this do-or-die moment, his adrenaline was surging.
At that instant, he seemed to find a powerful burst of energy and chased after King Arthur at incredible speed.
King Arthur caught the ball near the midcourt line, and the moment he did, Wang Yi lunged in to block him.
What was more, his leap reached the height of his absolute peak, nearly putting his shoulders level with the rim.
Though he was beside King Arthur, he extended his arm straight across in front of him.
With so little time left, King Arthur had no chance to make many moves.
So he jumped as soon as he caught the ball.
When he saw Wang Yi's arm blocking his path, a sudden idea came to him.
As he pushed the ball upward with both hands, he moved the back of his hand toward Wang Yi's arm.
If he made contact, it would be a