"That's an unbelievably high level of offensive efficiency."
"But looking back, they still lost by five points over those two minutes."
"That can only mean the Raptors' offensive efficiency was even higher."
"They took five shots and made all five three-pointers."
"That's an average of three points per possession!"
"If the Lakers' offensive efficiency was off the charts, then the Raptors' was on an entirely different level."
"What does it mean to score three points per possession?"
"It means that if a team kept playing at that level, it could score more than 300 points in a game."
That showed just how absurdly efficient the Raptors had been over those few possessions.
Next, JJ Redick made some adjustments to the defense.
The main focus was defending Wang Yi. Even if the other players scored, they couldn't let Wang Yi get off another easy shot.
But after the Lakers scored two points on offense, Wang Yi took the ball and pushed it straight up the court.
He accelerated suddenly, looking as though he was going to slip along the baseline. That sent King Arthur, who was guarding him, sprinting toward the baseline.
Then Wang Yi slammed on the brakes without warning, planting his left foot hard to steady himself.
His body spun like a top, leaving King Arthur a good six or seven meters behind.
He came to a stop in front of the dragon-character logo at center court, feet shoulder-width apart, knees bent, and weight lowered.
Then he sprang upward.
He raised the ball high over his head, his shooting fingers spread and fitted perfectly against its surface.
At the peak of his jump, he snapped his wrist down at incredible speed, his fingers flicking the ball with precision.
The ball shot from his fingertips with perfect backspin, tracing a