After Wang Yi got the ball, he broke through Green and Curry's defense almost instantly.
Then he changed direction and got past Mouth Brother.
He crossed inside the three-point line.
He took his first two steps, switched the ball to his left hand behind his back, and drove to the basket.
He double-clutched in midair to avoid Looney's block, then finished the fast break with a slam dunk.
That fast break had truly been one against five.
His teammates had only just crossed half court, while Wang Yi had already blown past five defenders and slammed the ball home.
He was starting to look a little like Westbrook.
Except Young Master Westbrook was all about speed.
Wang Yi had plenty of speed, but he also had many more tricks.
The Kings, the Warriors, and all the fans were astonished.
They were amazed by Wang Yi's speed.
Ever since he twisted his ankle earlier, his speed seemed to have dropped.
They had all assumed his foot injury was affecting him badly.
But no one had expected Wang Yi to suddenly burst into such a display of speed.
The team doctor and the bandage master, Love, were stunned, though.
Only the two of them knew that Wang Yi had just pulled off that lightning-fast one-against-five play while suffering the pain of a fracture.
They looked at each other and saw the shock in each other's eyes.
Was this guy even human?
Curry answered with a two-point shot.
The Kings quickly inbounded from the baseline, and Wang Yi once again raced ahead toward the front court.
For the first 48 minutes, the Kings had played at a slow pace.
The Warriors hadn't expected the tempo to suddenly skyrocket in overtime. None of them could keep up, and Wang Yi charged into the front