Besides that, the precision of his three-pointers was even more unbelievable.
That was why so many teams had studied Wang Yi over the years, yet none of them had ever figured out how to stop him.
He was simply on a different level from ordinary players. How were they supposed to defend him?
So when facing Wang Yi, all you could do was pray he missed. There was simply no way to stop him.
The game continued, and over the next few possessions, Wang Yi's offense was as efficient as it could possibly be.
Whenever he shot, the ball went in.
After drawing a huge amount of defensive attention, Wang Yi started passing and activating the whole team.
He drew a two-man trap and passed to Aiton, who took the shot and made it.
He drew a three-man trap and passed to Danny, who sank a three-pointer.
He drew a two-man trap and passed to Bryce James, who cut to the basket and made the layup.
That was what a star could do. He could score on his own, but he could also make his teammates better.
The opposing players were also doing a pretty good job on offense over those few possessions.
Eventually, the game reached its final minute.
The Lakers were trailing by two, 117–119.
After the Lakers called a timeout to give Wang Yi a chance to catch his breath, both teams returned to the court.
The Lakers inbounded the ball. This time, Bryce James brought it across half court, while Wang Yi circled through the paint and came out to the three-point line to receive the pass.
After getting the ball, he gave a pump fake, making it look as if he was about to shoot a three. When the defender rushed toward him, he drove