NBA: Duncan feels uneasy coaching Warriors

Chapter 80 Yes, this is a timeout for the Heat
Eric Spoelstra's expression was serious, while James Wade and others also looked very disappointed.

Originally, the big victory in the previous game allowed them to find the feeling of eliminating the Thunder last season.

They came to the Oracle Arena with such high morale.

But as soon as the game started, they were beaten 15 to 4, which really shouldn't be for the Heat.

The atmosphere in the commentary was also a little awkward.

Especially O'Neill, Barkley, and Johnson.

Before the game, they almost analyzed that this game might be a one-sided game.

But this start is indeed one-sided.

But it was the opposite of what they had imagined. The Heat, who were supposed to easily beat up one side, became the one who was beaten up.

Kenny Smith was also pretty bad at this time.

Originally, he was supporting the Warriors. At this time, he should take the lead in bragging about the Warriors.

But now Kenny Smith really doesn't brag about the Warriors, just looking at the three with a smile.

This made it clear that it was to see the three of them make a fool of themselves.

"Well, Eric Spoelstra needs to think carefully about adjusting a plan for Curry. Curry seems to feel very good tonight. Warriors coach Su Chen also saw it. The last ball even made the whole team The team made a three-point play for Curry."

Seeing that O'Neill and Barkley didn't speak first, Johnson still had to speak first.

After all, his position is a grass-roots position, and he will support whichever side has the advantage.

The Heat were indeed the side with more momentum before the game.

In short, as long as the team he supports becomes fast enough, then he will not be a loser.

"The game was terrible. The Heat were sleepwalking. Are they really here to play in the Finals?"

At this time, Barkley also took advantage of the opportunity to criticize the Heat's players.

It's a bit far-fetched to say that the Heat's state is not good, because the Heat really took a serious attitude from the beginning tonight and planned to fight.

Just because the Heat were beaten 15 to 4, what the Heat players did on the court was wrong, and this can also be dismissed.

Of course, criticizing the Heat's players for not being serious enough is actually because Barkley doesn't want to admit that the Warriors are playing well.

Attempt to use the method of criticizing the Heat to deny the strength of the Warriors.

"Curry feels too good, and Erik Spoelstra doesn't pay enough attention to defending Curry."

O'Neill also said something at this time.

Barkley has already said how to criticize the Heat, and O'Neal can only say that Curry feels better.

But what O'Neill said was true.

It's not a question of whether Curry's touch is good or not. Curry who turned on the hot zone and ignited it simply became the moment version of his peak career.

"This is the charm of the three-point tactic. If the coach was willing to design such a three-point tactic for me, then I would not have won the championship as a role player."

"Maybe I can bring Xiaomeng and win another championship."

Kenny Smith is blowing up.

Little Dream?

But soon a few people realized that they understood that what Kenny Smith was talking about was the big dream Olajuwon.

The few people were speechless. Kenny really has a way of dreaming, turning big dreams into small dreams.

But now it's Kenny Smith's tailwind, and it takes a few ironic words to calm down.

Fortunately, the timeout was not too long, and several people were not tortured by Kenny Smith for too long.

Pause back.

Erik Spoelstra stood sternly on the sidelines.

In order to save the number of timeouts, Eric Spoelstra arranged two sets of defensive states against Curry during this timeout.

One is strict prevention, and the other is super strict prevention.

The difference between the two is that the first is aimed at Curry in the ordinary sense, and the other is to mobilize the team's defensive resources to defend Curry.

Two more rounds followed.

Both rounds were played very fast.

There is no way to be unhappy, the Warriors are strict defense at the audience level, constantly stealing against the Heat's defenders.

If it weren't for the Warriors' subsequent tactics not running very smoothly, they would even be able to play more rounds.

After these two rounds, Curry made a three-pointer and missed a three-pointer.

In fact, the Heat only maintained a two-for-one shooting percentage, and it was two points.

Warriors 18:6 Heat.

Eric Spoelstra put on a mask of pain. Although it seemed that both offense and defense were passable, the point difference was still opened by one point.

After failing to guard Curry for the first time, the Heat used a super double-team for Curry for the second time.

But even so, it was Curry's shot.

beep!
At this time the referee blows his whistle.

It turned out that Su Chen called for a timeout.

"Why did he call a timeout?"

Eric Spoelstra froze for a moment.

Originally, the Heat are in trouble now. He used too many timeouts in a short period of time, and the timeouts were not enough.

But Su Chen actually called a timeout when the Warriors were playing so smoothly.

This timeout is equivalent to a timeout called for him.

"Su Chen's timeout was wrong. This timeout allowed Eric Spoelstra to relieve the down pressure."

Even Kenny Smith, who supported the Warriors, shook his head at this time.

"This is his normal level. The Heat have got a chance, and the Warriors may not be able to continue to hold this point difference."

Barkley said with a smile.

And on the field.

Eric Spoelstra didn't dare to delay, and immediately arranged a new offensive and defensive strategy.

And Eric Spoelstra didn't observe that on the Warriors' side, it was Ron Adams who was explaining the next tactics to the team.

Su Chen was among the players, watching Eric Spoelstra quietly.

Su Chen took the initiative to call a timeout. In fact, the commentator was right, he really called for Eric Spoelstra.

In this situation, Eric Spoelstra must be very anxious, very anxious to make a new deployment.

And Curry's time to ignite the hot zone is over, and he wants to take advantage of the victory to consolidate his advantage, so it is the most important to know Eric Spoelstra's strategy through [Eagle Eye].

Curry's ignited hot spot is gone, and the touch will return to normal levels immediately, and he will show timidity after playing two more rounds.

With Curry's 1-minute super performance, it can give Eric Spoelstra an illusion.

And grasping the illusion of Eric Spoelstra, Su Chen felt, was even the key to the outcome of this game.

"It turned out to be like this. It is a relatively safe choice to exchange three-point shooting opportunities for two-point shooting tactics."

Su Chen looked at the tactical board in Eric Spoelstra's hand and already understood his tactical arrangement.

Su Chen's timeout was specially called to help Eric Spoelstra's long timeout, just to allow Eric Spoelstra to arrange more tactics more calmly.

(End of this chapter)