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At the press conference, Morant answered only "yes" or "no" from beginning to end. He didn't say a single word more.
After coming on in the second half, he hadn't deliberately matched up against Wang Yi, but Wang Yi blocked him several times in a row, then blew past him on a fast break and slammed the ball home. His confidence had taken another hit.
It seemed he wouldn't recover for at least two or three days.
Next, it was China Team's turn to attend the press conference.
There, Annie, a reporter from L'Équipe, asked Wang Yi about his plans for next season.
"You've now led the Kings to back-to-back championships. Do you think you still have a shot at winning next season? If you win again, you'll have started a dynasty—the Kings Dynasty."
Without hesitation, Wang Yi replied, "Of course. I said last year that Kings fans should be ready to welcome the Kings Dynasty."
This time, after Wang Yi said that, no one argued with him.
As for haters like Pierce and Pippen, they couldn't find anything to criticize now.
With Wang Yi's level of skill, and powerful players like James and Paul joining him next season, a championship wasn't a sure thing—but there was a very good chance they'd win one.
Another reporter asked a pointed question: "With James and Paul joining the Kings, whose team will it be? Yours? James's? Or Chris Paul's?"
Wang Yi had already spoken with Paul and James.
They had both said that the Kings would always be Wang Yi's team.
After all, Wang Yi was the Kings' team soul.
James wasn't about to try to take over as the top dog again, the way he had when he went to the Heat.
As for Paul,