The screen in the laboratory was showing a live broadcast from Staples Center.
When the camera showed Wang Yi, the executive's lips curled into a confident smile.
"Let him enjoy himself a little longer," the executive said to the scientists beside him. "When the Finals are over, our robot will show him that human limits will eventually be surpassed by technology."
The scientists nodded one after another, their eyes filled with confidence in the results of their research.
On the court at Staples Center, the head referee slowly raised the ball above his head.
His gaze swept over the players preparing to jump on either side of the center line.
Everyone held their breath, waiting for the whistle.
The Lakers' starting lineup remained unchanged.
The Pistons' starting lineup was also unchanged from the Regular Season and the first three rounds.
Point Guard: Bryce James;
Shooting Guard: Duke Jin;
Small Forward: Donnie Donnie, 2.08 meters tall;
Power Forward: Deng Dute, 2.10 meters tall;
Center: Antoine, 2.28 meters tall.
To be honest, there was really only one Superstar in the Pistons' lineup.
That was Antoine.
The others, whether Donnie Donnie, Duke Jin, or Bryce James, were all ordinary stars.
Only Bryce James could be said to have just barely brushed up against All-Star status.
And that was because of his father's fame.
In reality, he had talent, but he hadn't fully lived up to it.
Given his current ability, he was simply a little better than an ordinary star, still some distance away from being an All-Star.
But the Pistons' strength lay in Antoine.
When a star had extraordinary ability, he didn't just make himself stronger; he could elevate the entire team and make everyone better.
That was especially true of a center like Antoine, who was exceptionally capable on both offense