It was obvious that every player was utterly shocked and found what they were seeing utterly unbelievable.
It seemed Wang Yi's two dunks had stunned everyone into silence!
That was only natural. Even Billups himself was still deeply shaken.
One could only imagine how shocked these players, who had seen and experienced far less than he had, must have been.
But as the coach, Billups had to suppress that shock and panic.
So after the players came off the court, he patted each of them on the shoulder and offered some reassurance.
Once he had comforted them, he gathered his thoughts before speaking.
"Wang Yi suffered such a serious injury, yet he's come back playing this fiercely. Did that scare you?"
The players all lowered their heads without saying a word.
Clearly, they had indeed been scared.
Billups forced himself to rally the players' morale.
"Do you know that when someone with a severe illness is nearing death, there can suddenly be a day or two when they seem to be in great physical condition? It makes people feel like they're about to recover!"
These players were all fairly young. Some had heard of this phenomenon, but most knew nothing about it.
Billups continued.
"In Chinese culture, there's a specific term for it: Last Glare."
Then he went on.
"I think everyone just saw how serious Wang Yi's right foot injury is. Yet he's only just returned to the court and has suddenly erupted with such powerful fighting ability. What is this? I believe there's a high chance that this is Last Glare!"
His performance might look frightening now, but it would soon vanish without a trace.
Antoine, standing nearby, was still somewhat worried. "Coach, does that mean Wang Yi's entire career could be over?"
Billups said, "I don't know