Although the Warriors had lost both games to the Lakers, and Wang Yi had scored plenty in each, what Steve Kerr feared most was Wang Yi's ability to read and manipulate the opposing coach's thoughts.
Steve Kerr always felt that every move he made was within Wang Yi's calculations.
That feeling was what truly unsettled him.
Meanwhile, when the Warriors' Shooting Guard Sef and their Small Forward Colin realized that person was Wang Yi, both of them even felt a little excited.
They had grown up watching Wang Yi play and had both regarded him as their idol.
Unfortunately, by the time they entered the league, Wang Yi had already retired. They had thought they would miss their chance, but unexpectedly, they could still see Wang Yi up close now.
If they had not been in the middle of a game, both of them would have wanted to come over and ask Wang Yi for an autograph.
The cheers from the crowd lasted for more than five full minutes. Only after those five-plus minutes did the thunderous noise gradually subside.
Only then did the referee signal for the game to continue.
Right after play resumed, the other side drilled two three-pointers.
Chris Paul still insisted that the players use a zone defense.
He believed the other side had only made two threes. They should not change their defensive strategy so easily just because of two three-pointers.
They should play a little longer and see.
However, Seth Curry then made another three-pointer.
On the Lakers' side, they were currently in the transitional stretch of the rotation.
Shan He, their strongest offensive weapon, had gone to the bench to rest, so their offense stagnated.
Besides, the Lakers had already been shorthanded to begin with. During the transitional stretch, they were even more