NBA: Starting with a Three-Point Experience Card
Chapter 3983

Raptors' Five-Peat

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In this game, he dished out a terrifying 27 assists.

Every teammate he assisted shot over 75 percent from three-point range.

The Raptors were already deadly from beyond the arc, but in this game, Wang Yi's teammates shot an incredible 70 percent from three—making three of every four attempts.

Under those circumstances, the Lakers had no chance of winning!

In the end, the Raptors beat the Lakers again, 135–117.

They swept the Lakers 4–0 in the Finals to win the championship.

The moment the game ended, the cameras clearly captured the expressions of the Lakers' Big Three.

Rivers lowered his head and hurried straight into the locker room without exchanging a word with the Raptors.

Doncic wore a helpless expression, tinged with something close to despair.

When he spoke with Wang Yi, his words were full of despair, too. "Wang, you're so absurdly good it's hopeless. I'm ready to retire."

Doncic had said in an earlier interview that he would retire only after winning a championship ring.

So many people thought he would retire after Wang Yi. They figured Doncic and King Arthur might not win their rings until after Wang Yi retired, and that Doncic would call it quits then.

But Wang Yi still had another year before retirement, and Doncic had already started thinking about quitting.

He really was at the end of his rope.

In truth, with Wang Yi standing before him, so overwhelmingly powerful that it was hard to summon even a shred of fight, it was no wonder Doncic felt that way.

Wang Yi had only one thing to say in response. "Come on, man. Don't lose heart. The future's yours."

At that, Doncic shoved Wang Yi away and waved him off. "Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! I've been hearing that from you

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