After Wang Yi returned from injury, he had lost the explosive power in his right foot, so he was hardly ever seen blocking opposing big men again.
Back in the day, Wang Yi blocking opposing big men had been his signature defense.
But now, with the loss of explosive power in his right foot, no one had seen Wang Yi block opposing big men like that again.
Yet unexpectedly, in such a crucial Game 7 showdown, Wang Yi had actually done it again.
Stephen A. Smith kept shaking his head in disbelief as he said:
"God, I really can't believe it, I really can't believe it! Can you believe it? He actually did it again!"
God knew how he had managed it!
Forget everyone else—even Juan, the one who had been blocked, stared at Wang Yi in disbelief.
He had thought that after returning from injury, Wang Yi had lost his speed, explosive power, and vertical leap.
He had thought Wang Yi could no longer make blocks like that.
In the previous six games, Wang Yi had never blocked him even once.
That had made him let his guard down, and now Wang Yi had blocked him.
It was simply unbelievable.
After Wang Yi made the block, Zhang Yu came away with the ball.
Zhang Yu dribbled into the frontcourt and immediately launched a Chasing Three-Pointer.
Swish—three-pointer made!
The point difference, which had been cut to seven, was instantly pushed back to ten.
The Timberwolves' head coach swung a fist in frustration.
That was the most infuriating thing about the Lakers.
Sometimes, you worked your ass off to cut into the point difference, only for them to turn around and casually hit a three to pull ahead again.
Even when you were ahead, after working your ass off to build