"Fuck!"
At the commentary booth, Su Qun lost control for a moment and blurted out a curse.
"That... that play just now was unbelievable. Slaughter was a bona fide American guard, yet one of our Chinese players actually posterized an American guard on the world stage. That really is incredible."
Su Qun had gotten so caught up in it that he had not even realized what he had said.
"That's what Tang Tian does. In the NBA, he's posterized Nurkic and Vucevic. Those guys are big centers. Posterizing a guard is nothing new to him."
Zhang Weiping wore an expression that said Su Qun simply had not seen enough.
"Haha, true enough. Let's watch the game. I think Poland Team will be calling another timeout very soon."
Su Qun came back to his senses then, realizing he had misspoken, and immediately changed the subject.
Taylor was staring blankly as well.
He wanted to call another timeout, but only two possessions had passed.
The obvious reality was that even if he called one, it would not help.
Fortunately, at the crucial moment, Waczynski stepped up. He caught the ball, drove past Abudushalamu, and finished a layup, finally ending Poland Team's scoring drought.
Abudushalamu's defense was an area he would need to work hard to improve in the future.
Taylor finally snapped out of it and went to the sideline, loudly reminding his players to defend.
He had extensive coaching experience in Europe, but this was the first time one of his teams had been beaten so brutally, leaving him somewhat dazed.
Waczynski's basket had pulled him back to reality.
Tang Tian brought the ball up again, and Poland Team immediately sent a three-person double team.
But that only created opportunities for the rest of China Team.
After all, aside from Tang