Gods clashed as the entire China Team sprang into action.
Wang Yi stepped up to the free-throw line again and made both shots.
Two consecutive trips to the line had cut China Team's deficit to four points.
With 1 minute and 12 seconds left in the first half, Team America went on the attack again.
Irving dribbled across half court, then ran a Pick and Roll with Aiton and drove toward the paint.
Wang Yi chased him into the paint.
Wang Yi jumped and blocked Irving's shot on the left, but Irving switched the ball to his right hand with a twisting layup.
Wang Yi seemed ready for it, though, and reached out to the right.
Double Ghost Door Slam!
No matter which side you went up on, you'd get swatted right into the backboard.
Sure enough, the ball was pinned against the backboard.
Wang Yi grabbed the rebound and immediately launched a fast break, dribbling toward the other end.
Of course, nearly every Team America player was already in front of him, blocking his path.
Wang Yi dribbled past Harden and Aiton in a flash.
Only Green and Thompson stood between him and the basket.
Thompson was a strong defender who played fairly clean, but Green was a dirty player.
At this point in the game, though, Green was exactly the kind of player Wang Yi liked best.
Green watched as Wang Yi charged toward him with the ball.
He deliberately turned his body sideways and slammed into Wang Yi.
The force of the hit wasn't particularly strong.
He only wanted to teach Wang Yi a lesson and make him think twice before trying another fast break against him.
He'd done this many times before.
When a player was sprinting down the court on a fast break, Green would