NBA: Starting with a Three-Point Experience Card
Chapter 66

Wang Yi's Basketball Dream

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Wang Yi once again deftly avoided the reporter's trap.

"What does it feel like when Lillard hits a game-winner against someone? That's what it feels like for me."

That way, the Trail Blazers wouldn't hold too much of a grudge against Wang Yi.

After all, their franchise player had done the same thing.

The beautiful reporter asked one final question:

"What would you like to say about your next opponent?"

Wang Yi said:

"I'm tired. Right now, I just want to get back and rest. I don't want to think about anything else."

The beautiful reporter had asked all three questions and could only smile ruefully to herself.

This guy really had a high EQ.

He was also quick-witted and sharp.

It was incredibly difficult to dig up any juicy material from him.

In the end, she had no choice but to say goodbye to Wang Yi.

Next, Wang Yi spotted two East Asian faces by the sidelines.

A female reporter and a cameraman.

They were looking for someone to interview that day.

James already had a reporter interviewing him, and so did Lillard.

Wang Yi had been assigned a reporter early on, too.

That left them with only some role players to choose from.

Wang Yi immediately called over a staff member and pointed at the two East Asian faces.

"Please arrange for them to interview me."

It wasn't an unreasonable request.

The staff member went to make the arrangements right away.

Two minutes later, the female reporter and cameraman hurried over.

They both looked excited.

"Wang Yi, I'm really surprised and happy to get the chance to interview you. I'm Ling Wei, Tencent Sports' Portland correspondent, and this is my cameraman."

Wang Yi nodded and politely shook hands with Ling Wei and the cameraman.

Honestly, Tencent Sports had

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