NBA: Starting with a Three-Point Experience Card
Chapter 766

Wang Yi Is Reasonable

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765 Wang Yi Is Reasonable

The game opened with Gobert and Zhou Qi jumping for the ball at center court.

Gobert stood 2.15 meters barefoot, while Zhou Qi stood 2.17 meters.

Gobert had a 2.35-meter wingspan, compared to Zhou Qi's 2.33 meters.

Their physical gifts were about the same, except Zhou Qi weighed nearly 20 kilograms less than Gobert.

So when they jumped, Gobert subtly used his body to bump Zhou Qi, preventing him from getting off the ground.

France won the jump ball.

Fournier dribbled across half court.

Wang Yi was guarding him.

Wang Yi could defend this guy without breaking a sweat.

Even so, he didn't let his guard down for a second.

Whenever I face you, I give it everything I've got. There's no way I'll hold back.

Under Wang Yi's suffocating defense, Fournier couldn't find a chance to attack, so he could only pass the ball inside to Gobert.

Under the basket, Gobert used his body to muscle Zhou Qi aside, then fooled Shen Zijie with a fake and dunked.

Gobert's main role in the NBA was defense. He didn't have many offensive moves, but even that limited repertoire was more than enough on the international stage.

Zhou Qi was clutching his chest, as if he'd been winded by the collision.

Gobert's bump had made him grimace.

He was still far too thin compared to Gobert.

Shen Zijie was a little surprised, too.

He'd studied Gobert many times, but he hadn't had many chances to face him in a real game.

He hadn't expected someone as tall as Gobert to be so agile.

France's coach, Vincent, watched Gobert score. His face remained expressionless, but his eyes showed how pleased he was.

After all, Gobert's main role was defense.

Every point he scored on offense was a

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