Facing the Pistons' ironclad defense, Wang Yi somehow averaged 45 points per game.
Against the Pistons' ironclad defense, it was difficult for the Lakers players to drive to the basket.
So everyone else's scoring numbers dropped.
Wang Arthur also saw his scoring dip against the Pistons' ironclad defense and their towering center, Antoine.
But at that moment, Wang Yi stepped up.
With his pinpoint perimeter shooting, he kept piercing the opposing defense.
To put it slightly dramatically, you could say he single-handedly, with his downright absurd Three-point Percentage, shot the Pistons to pieces.
In the end, the Lakers won the championship with a 4–2 score, narrowly avoiding any scares.
It was the 15th championship of Wang Yi's career.
And this season, he once again won the FMVP without question.
Next, the Lakers held a grand championship parade.
This year's parade was even bigger than last year's, with an even more spectacular turnout.
They even made an exception and extended the normally one-day parade to three days.
Those three days were a complete celebration for Lakers Fans.
On the first day of the championship parade, the Los Angeles sun shone warmly.
Fans in Purple Gold Jerseys packed both sides of the street, their cheers loud enough to lift the roof.
Wang Yi stood at the front of the float, holding the championship Trophy in his left hand and the FMVP trophy in his right.
He sprayed champagne into the crowd, and the cheers below rose eight octaves.
His son wore a miniature Lakers No. 0 jersey and held up a sign that read, "Dad, MVP."
When Wang Yi saw it, his eyes grew hot. He lifted both his son and daughter onto the float and had them sit beside him.
He shouted into the microphone:
"This championship is for my little