At 40, 99% of players had already retired.
Yet Wang Yi could still pull off moves like that.
Who knew how this guy's body was built?
Wang Yi's string of attacks had put the Bucks on alert.
They tightened their defense on him and even started double-teaming him.
But that left the defense at the other positions a little more vulnerable.
When they double-teamed him, Wang Yi quickly passed the ball to Bryce James.
Bryce James immediately passed it to Aiton.
Aiton sank a mid-range floater.
The second time they double-teamed him, Wang Yi whipped the ball straight to Bryce James.
With the paint a little less crowded, Bryce James drove to the basket.
Then he passed to Danny, who was cutting in from the side.
Danny slammed it home.
That was right—Danny wasn't just a three-point shooter anymore.
He often looked for chances to cut to the basket.
That made the players guarding him even less able to let their guard down.
Wang Yi's few attacks seemed to have brought the whole team to life.
After that, the team's offense started flowing again.
That was how things went until the third quarter ended.
The Lakers led the Bucks 91–90 by one point.
After the third quarter, Wang Yi rested on the sidelines.
Bryce James led the team for the rest of the game.
On the other side, Shan He remained on the court.
Just then, Shan He suddenly erupted.
First, he sank two three-pointers in a row, forcing the Lakers to take his outside shooting seriously.
When the Lakers rushed up to defend him,
he used a crossover to get past Bryce James, who was guarding him.
He drove to mid-range and sank a floater.
Then, on a fast break, he charged straight to the basket.
He double-clutched in