Don't Mention That Bitch, and We're Still Friends

While Wang Yi was having the team doctors treat his finger in the training room, the Warriors had already started their press conference.

After Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals, the postgame press conference was different from the usual ones.

Usually, only two or three people attended the press conference.

But after Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals, both teams' head coaches and starting players would attend, and they could even bring along some important bench players.

And they wouldn't attend in groups; they'd come out one at a time.

That meant this press conference would go on for a long time.

It was already midnight, and the press conference probably wouldn't end until 1:30 or 2:00.

The losing team, the Warriors, went first.

The first to appear was the Warriors' head coach.

The reporters asked him a few questions, such as what exactly had happened to Klay.

They also asked what he thought of the Kings and Wang Yi.

One question was why Klay hadn't played in the fourth quarter.

Head coach Kerr explained that Klay had strained his hamstring and would probably need one to two months to recover.

As for his assessment of Wang Yi, it was extremely high.

"You know I've been in the basketball business for more than 40 years. I played with Jordan, worked as an assistant coach for Popovich, and later coached Curry and Durant. I've seen players with all kinds of styles, but I've never seen anyone as versatile as Wang Yi."

"Sometimes he suddenly turns into a rebounding maniac. Tonight, for example, he grabbed 26 rebounds. For a guard, that's simply unbelievable. Sometimes he's as nimble as The Answer, sometimes as fast as Wade, and sometimes he can charge into the paint like LeBron. He can even dominate the