Attack-Mode Wang Yi

Attack-Mode Wang Yi

After Wang Yi brought up the idea, the entire team agreed.

Head coach De'Anthony was helpless and could only nod.

But in the end, he still said, "Wang, take it easy."

As they spoke, the second quarter began.

Derrick Rose was getting on in years, after all, and had several injuries.

So he didn't take the court at the start of the second quarter.

As Wang Yi took the court, Spike Lee stood up courtside once again and taunted him.

"Kid, how come they didn't drag you out and shoot you?"

"Did the coach give you a pep talk, and now you're ready to pull yourself together and keep fighting? It's no use. This is all futile. Just look at the score. We're already up by five, and that lead will only grow by halftime."

"Then all you'll be able to do is hide in a corner and wipe your tears like a bullied little girl."

This time, Wang Yi didn't even glance at Spike Lee.

The Knicks went on offense.

Their shooting guard, Barrett, moved to the left corner, looking to take a three.

It had been his three consecutive threes in the first quarter that put them ahead of the Kings.

Now wide open, he leaped up with confidence and prepared to shoot.

But just then, a figure flew in from the side.

Both hands raised high, he completely shut down Barrett's shooting space.

It was none other than Wang Yi, who had been defending at the left-side 45-degree angle.

Barrett had never expected Wang Yi to cover that much ground and get to him.

With no room to shoot, Barrett hurriedly tried to pull the ball down. Even a turnover was better than getting blocked.

But Wang Yi had anticipated that, too.

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