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Brown laughed too.

But this time, neither of them made any sense of ridicule.

"He is a man from China—that mysterious country, the Los Angeles Lakers, No. 1. Yi Wang!"

Sanders shook his head again and again: "No, no, no... We should respect the culture of their country. In their culture, the last name is placed before the given name."

Brown scratched his head, his hair, which had been combed with great difficulty before, was scratched again.

But he didn't care at all, smiled apologetically, and said, "I'm sorry, he is a man from China, Los Angeles Lakers, No. 1, Wang Yi!"

The Chinese name he pronounced was not standard.

But let the other party's commentator speak his name in crappy Mandarin.

Wang Yi has already earned their respect.

In the United States, those Chinese-Americans who watched the TV broadcast had tears in their eyes at this moment.

In this so-called free country, discrimination against black people is everywhere.

But more is discrimination against Asians and discrimination against yellow races.

Is the so-called freedom the freedom to discriminate?

Discriminate against whoever you want?

It is extremely difficult for people of the yellow race to get rid of these discriminations and prejudices. How can we talk about gaining their respect?

But today, Brother Yi did it.

He won the respect of at least 70.00% of the fans on the scene.

It even made the two commentators say such words during the live broadcast.

Brother Yi...it's not easy!

The Nuggets coach was also a little moved.

He looked at Wang Yi who was lying on the ground by the side of the court diagonally, surrounded by many people.

Has this guy finally fallen?

But although he also admires this guy in his heart, it is definitely a good thing for the Nuggets that he cannot play now.

However, what he didn't know was that at this time Wang Yi said to the head coach Vogel:

"My thinking is ... as soon as the fourth quarter starts, I'll be on the court."

209 Going Crazy Even Your Teammates Are Dunking

Nuggets head coach Mike Malone saw Wang Yi finally fall down.

He immediately said to the players:

"Wang is down, and the Lakers will inevitably send AD to play at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Then match Schroeder."

"Schroder is fast, but he's a hamstring, he's a poor passer. So we can let him in and then suddenly shrink the defense. Get it?"

All the Nuggets players responded in unison: "Understood!"

However, what the Nuggets didn't know was that Wang Yi was talking to Vogel at this time:

"Coach, it's the start of the fourth quarter, please let me in."

All the teammates were taken aback when they heard this.

They all thought that Wang Yi was finally about to fall this time.

Why do you still want to go up?

Is playing football really dead?

Vogel was taken aback and looked at James.

James also looked at Wang Yi in surprise: "Now you still want to say it's okay?"

Wang Yi nodded, panting heavily: "No problem."

In fact, Wang Yi at this time knew that he was about to die.

From the third quarter on, he was playing purely by will.

But no matter how strong the will is, there is a limit.

You can't just run 5000 kilometers non-stop with your will.

That's not in line with the laws of nature at all.

Your own body knows it by itself.

Wang Yi could feel that he could grit his teeth and hold on for another three to five minutes.

But it is absolutely impossible to last until the end of the fourth quarter.

So he wanted to end the fight minutes before the fourth quarter.

"The coach... sent out a lineup suitable for the fast break..."

He was too tired to talk much.

But just this sentence, Vogel understood.

Today's Wang Yi showed a super high level of fast break.

So he wanted to rely on fast breaks to end the fight within a few minutes of the opening of the fourth knot.

This is clearly a gamble.

What if the score cannot be opened at the beginning of the fourth quarter?

Then the Lakers will consume too much fast break, and the altitude sickness will be more serious.

There is no way to fight back.

After all, not everyone plays like Wang Yi and is risking their lives.

But now the point difference is a full 22 points.