Danny + Wang Yi = A Three-Point Storm

Danny + Wang Yi = A Three-Point Storm

What was even more astonishing was that all 75 of his points had come from three-pointers.

No two-pointers. No free throws.

It was another record.

And when he sank his twenty-fifth three-pointer, his team had taken a full 50-point lead.

They had built that 50-point lead thanks to Wang Yi's tremendous three-point shooting.

They also had the Kings' formidable defense to thank.

In that quarter, the Kings had once again held the Knicks to just 16 points.

When Wang Yi sank his final three-pointer of the third quarter, at least half the fans in the arena fell silent and stopped chanting "Fuck Wang."

Spike Lee, the famous director, had spent almost the entire game standing up and trash-talking Wang Yi. But now even he looked dejected.

There was only one quarter left, and the Knicks were now down by a full 50 points.

Their loss was all but certain.

They wouldn't make the Play-in Tournament, let alone the Playoffs.

Meanwhile, the Kings would break both the longest winning streak in history and the record for the most wins in a single season.

The Knicks were destined to become a humiliating backdrop to history.

After taking hit after hit, what did they have left to brag about?

And by this point, Wang Yi had already made 25 three-pointers and scored 75 points.

You could say that every time they cursed Wang Yi, he sank another three.

At the end of the second quarter, Spike Lee had only thought Wang Yi was more ruthless than Reggie Miller and Trae Young. But now he was experiencing firsthand that Wang Yi was far more ruthless than either of them.

He was a bloodthirsty demon.

Unlike the fans from New York, Wang Yi's fans in the arena,