"We're unbeatable with this lineup."
When Jay Chou heard that, he waited for Wang Yi to explain further, but Wang Yi said nothing more.
They just had to wait and see how it worked in a real game.
During the timeout, Guo Allen explained to Ding Haoran what to do next.
"When I said not to help on defense, I meant you shouldn't come out to help at mid-range. We can't stop their Pick and Roll, so let them drive in. But you can stand in the paint and contest their shots. When they see a giant like you, they definitely won't dare go to the rim. They'll have to shoot from mid-range, so let them have those shots."
"In short, we can give them mid-range shots, but we can't let them get easy layups or pass the ball to someone under the basket. Think it over."
Ding Haoran nodded firmly. "Got it."
Wang Yi gave the three Wolf Team players a simple instruction: "Run P2."
It was the second play, designed specifically for Pang Bo.
The three players all nodded. As they looked at Wang Yi, their eyes filled with admiration.
When Wang Yi had first explained these plays, he'd said that the other team wouldn't be able to stop P1 and would definitely call a timeout. Once they came back from the timeout prepared for P1, they'd run P2 instead and always stay one step ahead.
In the Wolf Team players' eyes, Wang Yi now seemed like a master strategist.
He'd never left his home, yet already knew the world's three-way division.
When they returned to the court,
Ding Haoran got deep position this time. Once he got the ball, he used his height advantage to fake out Pang Bo and make an easy shot.
At the other