Wade said, "They can't handle the Lakers' offensive firepower. Just imagine what would happen if other teams faced the Lakers."
At that point, Reggie Miller shifted the conversation to Wang Yi. "In the third quarter, Wang Yi still hasn't done much. It seems like he's just been running back and forth on the court."
Reggie Miller continued, "He gets to the frontcourt and camps in the corner, then goes back to defend the opponent, then returns to the corner again. It seems like he's barely touched the ball."
Wade said, "Well, I guess Wang Yi really is getting old. Or maybe he still hasn't found his form again. This game might be..."
He trailed off and checked Wang Yi's stats. When he saw them, he couldn't help but freeze.
Then he said, "Wait, Wang Yi has already scored 20 points?!"
Reggie Miller was also surprised. He looked at the tablet in Wade's hands, then at Wang Yi's stats, and said, "How is that possible? He's barely taken any shots. How did he quietly score 20 points?"
From what they'd seen in the game, Wang Yi had barely touched the ball. How could he have scored so many points?
As they spoke, the arena's giant screen started playing highlights of Wang Yi's performance.
Wang Yi hit a shot from the right corner, scored on a layup, caught a pass from King Arthur and hit another shot from the right corner, cut to the basket for a layup, then grabbed a rebound and scored on the putback.
There were no earth-shattering dunks, no fast-break slams after blazing down the court.
Every shot seemed utterly ordinary, the kind of shot a Role Player could make if given a good opportunity.
He was completely unremarkable.
Wade took a closer look at when Wang Yi