109 Points in a Game

109 points in a game!

Danny was a different player now. He didn't even need to be wide open—he could hit threes with a defender right in his face.

So sending just one man to guard him wasn't enough.

The Knicks had no choice but to tighten up their defense on Danny, sometimes even sending a two-man trap.

But that took a lot of pressure off Wang Yi.

He promptly hit two more threes in a row.

When the Knicks shifted their defensive focus to him, Danny started heating up again.

The Knicks couldn't cover both ends at once.

The Kings' score had already passed 175, and Wang Yi had reached 100 points. At last, everyone in the Knicks arena fell silent.

Not a single person dared to shout "Fuck Wang" anymore.

The famous director Spike Lee slumped in his seat, as if all the strength had left his body.

He stared blankly at the court, like a wooden statue.

Who would dare shout "Fuck Wang" in the face of a player like Wang Yi?

Every time they shouted it, Wang sank a three. One shout, one three.

The guy had already scored 100 points. He was just one three-pointer away from breaking the all-time single-game scoring record.

And the gap between the teams had reached 71 points.

He was also just one three-pointer away from breaking the record for the largest margin of victory in a game.

On top of that, the Kings had scored 178 points. They were only nine points away from breaking the NBA record for most points scored by a team in a single game.

Who would dare shout now?

But did they really think he'd spare them just because they'd stopped shouting?

How naive.

With 1:15 left in the fourth quarter, Wang Yi caught