After scoring, the two men slapped hands hard.
Wang Yi and Pang Bo's fans were all moved to tears, as if they had gone back to Pang Bo's days with the Raptors.
Even Pang Bo himself was deeply moved.
It was the first time since leaving the Los Angeles Lakers that he had teamed up with Brother Yi again on an NBA court.
The excitement in his heart was beyond words.
The two sides traded baskets back and forth, and all the players were fired up.
Wang Yi didn't seem to take many shots. It wasn't until three minutes into the first quarter that he got a chance to shoot a three from the left corner.
He let it fly and drained the three with ease.
Thanks to that three, the Western team took a three-point lead.
The two sides continued trading baskets, neither gaining an edge.
With five minutes left in the first quarter, Wang Yi got another chance to shoot a three from the right corner and let it fly again.
He knocked this three down just as easily.
Then, with three minutes left in the first quarter, Wang Yi sank another three.
Just before he came off the court, he tossed in a two-pointer as well.
He scored 11 points in the first quarter.
Another $11,000 in the bag. Sweet.
As for the other players, they were all putting on a show, but almost none of them had scored more than Wang Yi.
The top scorer was King Arthur, with 15 points.
That came as quite a surprise to the players and fans.
In the first quarter, everyone had mostly seen King Arthur's performance.
Wang Yi had barely taken any shots, yet by the end of the quarter, King Arthur had scored only four more points than