Finger Broken? He Wrapped It Up and Kept Killing

At that moment, Chase Center Arena fell silent.

Wang Yi's putback dunk to tie the game was almost identical to Curry's two-pointer just moments earlier.

Both had missed a three, grabbed the rebound, and scored two points.

The difference was that Curry had more time.

And someone else had grabbed Curry's rebound.

He had gone for a floater.

Wang Yi had only 2.8 seconds to make something happen.

He had grabbed his own rebound.

And he had put it back with a dunk to tie the game, right over the heads of the opposing team's two big men and his own two big men!

It was obvious which play was more explosive.

Warriors fans shook their heads, staring at Wang Yi in disbelief.

Some covered their mouths with both hands;

some clutched their heads;

and some could do nothing but stand there, dazed.

Even through his shock, Curry couldn't help but smile.

It was the smile of someone who had finally found an opponent who could go toe-to-toe with him.

The Kings players all charged onto the court like they'd gone crazy.

They hugged and cheered.

Even head coach Walton pumped his fist hard.

He kept shouting, "That damn putback was so freaking cool! I love that shot!"

At that moment, thousands upon thousands of Kings fans around the world were cheering excitedly.

Yet Wang Yi's reaction was completely different from that of all the fans, teammates, and coaches.

His expression was remarkably calm.

He didn't even watch a replay of the crucial putback.

He let his teammates crowd around him and escort him to the sideline.

In the Tencent NBA Live Broadcast Room, the commentators were practically losing their minds.

Yang Yi shouted, "Oh—putback to tie it! Wang Yi ties it with a putback—"

Wang Meng's head seemed to