Death Dunk Experience Card

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Miyakawa Maya, the female commentator from Japan, didn't have much hope that her team would win.

After all, she watched a lot of NBA games and had a deep understanding of the players' abilities and the overall strength of both teams.

But the male commentator, Tanaka Mitsunobu, had spent years focusing solely on domestic competitions.

His knowledge of basketball in other countries came only from reading about it.

He knew there was a gap between Japan and China's national team, but he didn't have a clear sense of how big it was.

He thought there was a gap, but not a large one.

Perhaps Japan would play well today while China underperformed. And with home-court advantage, they should still be able to win the game.

Miyakawa Maya knew the man was somewhat arrogant, but with all of Japan watching, she couldn't say so outright.

She could only force a couple of awkward laughs.

At last, as the buzzer sounded, the players from both teams took the court.

Japan's lineup had three core players.

Power Forward: Hachimura Rui, 2.05 meters tall, with four years of NBA experience.

Center: Watanabe Yuta, 2.06 meters tall, who had also played for the NBA's Raptors for two years. Thanks to his hard-working defense, he had now secured a regular spot in the Raptors' rotation.

Shooting Guard: Baba Yudai, 1.92 meters tall. He played in Australia and was a strong perimeter defender.

Besides these three core players:

Small Forward: Zhang Ben Tianjie, originally a Chinese player, now naturalized as a Japanese player. He had a short, spiky haircut.

Point Guard: Tsuji Naoto, 1.85 meters tall. He was a good three-point shooter and had once made eight threes in a game against Taipei.

China had also settled on its main lineup.

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