NBA: The second generation of the strongest star

When Coach Spoelstra saw LeBron James standing up on the court, he couldn't help but nodded with relief. This is what the team leader should do.

With a sound of "Dang!", the Miami Heat suddenly increased their defensive intensity and prevented the New York Knicks' offensive round.

Udonis Haslem protected the rebound and immediately gave the ball to Mario Chalmers not far away as soon as his feet landed.

Mario Chalmers received the ball and immediately advanced quickly through the frontcourt.

LeBron James and Wade followed on both sides.

"Pay attention, keep an eye on your defensive players." Andrew reminded his teammates loudly while returning to defense.

But at this moment, the New York Knicks' defense could not help leaning on LeBron James and Wade on both sides, but missed cutting Chris Bosh from the center.

Mario Chalmers passed the ball to Chris Bosh who cut through the middle. Chris Bosh held the ball and headed inside to the New York Knicks.

One step, two steps, take off, one-handed chop.

Score!

5:4
The Miami Heat scored 4 points in a row and responded with a 4-0 wave of attacks by the New York Knicks.

As the Miami Heat gained momentum, the two sides played inextricably. You scored a goal and I scored a goal, and they refused to give in to each other.

"Beep beep." The first quarter ended.

26:25
The New York Knicks led by 1 points entering the second quarter.

As soon as the second quarter started, the Miami Heat's substitute players suddenly began to exert their strength. First, Mike Miller hit a three-pointer from the corner. Then James Jones received a pass at the 45-degree three-point line on the left and made a three-pointer without hesitation. He took a shot, raised the knife and dropped it, sealed his throat with a sword, and hit a three-pointer; then Norris Cole was not to be outdone and hit another 60-minute shot from the 3-degree three-point line on the right side.

In just 3 minutes, the Miami Heat used three different substitute players to hit three-pointers and launched a wave of 9-4 attacks, taking the lead in one fell swoop.

At 30:34, the Miami Heat led by 4 points.

"Timeout!" Head coach Mike D'Antoni quickly called a timeout and used the timeout to replace the starting players, especially Tyson Chandler. There was no Tyson Chandler on the court just now. Although there was Mozgov, once Miami The Heat burst in, and the players on the outside couldn't help but shrink inside.

As long as they shrink, the Miami Heat outside players will have a chance.

At the same time, head coach Spoelstra also discovered this through the video tapes of the previous games, so he asked the players to score suddenly. As long as the ball is distributed, the players receiving the ball from the outside will take decisive action.

These three minutes proved that coach Spoelstra's tactics were very successful.

But coach Spoelstra didn't have any joy on his face, because the return of the New York Knicks' starters meant that this offensive tactic was useless.

Coach Spoelstra did not hesitate to change into the starting lineup, and the two sides once again returned to the situation in the first quarter, with you going back and forth and refusing to give in to each other.

"Beep beep." The first half ended.

45:48
The New York Knicks trailed by three points.

Back in the locker room, head coach Mike D'Antoni quickly gave the players a bowl of chicken soup for the soul; head coach Mike D'Antoni was obviously not surprised by this situation. After all, a dying team will definitely resist, and the resistance will be very fierce. .

If it were another head coach, he might give up on this game, but he is Mike D'Antoni, the closest to the finals in his coaching career, and he doesn't want to miss it.

He will enter the finals tonight!After the New York Knicks "drank" a bowl of chicken soup for the soul, he obviously felt much better, and his mood and fighting spirit also recovered a lot.

Head coach Mike D'Antoni continued: "Tonight our opponent, the Miami Heat, is stronger than they have been in any game before, and their bench performance is comparable to the performance of the previous four games combined."

"But so what, no one can stop us from entering the finals. I believe in you, every one of you, the final winner tonight is our New York Knicks."

As soon as Coach Mike D'Antoni's voice fell, Andrew immediately echoed: "Coach, you are right, the final winner tonight must be our New York Knicks, I don't want to go back to Miami, I have to solve this problem tonight Do you have any confidence in the competition?"

"Yes!" "Of course!" "We are going to reach the finals tonight!" the New York Knicks players said one after another.

Hearing the words of the players, Andrew had a big smile on his face and immediately handed the stage back to head coach Mike D'Antoni.

Head coach Mike D'Antoni began to tell the players about the arrangements for the second half.

Miami Heat locker room:

Clap clap clap!

As soon as he returned to the locker room, coach Spoelstra immediately applauded his players: "Every player played very well in the first half. As long as you continue to keep up, the winner of this game must be our Miami Heat." , we have to fight back to Miami!"

"Fight back to Miami!" "Fight back to Miami!" "Fight back to Miami!" The voice echoed throughout the Miami locker room.

The short 20-minute intermission touched the hearts of countless fans. Whether it was New York Knicks fans or Miami Heat fans, they began to get nervous.

The New York Knicks won, and the New York Knicks entered the finals; instead, the series continued!

It's a step from heaven to hell for both parties.

"Come on, Andrew! I'm waiting to go to the finals to cheer you on." Ross, who was far away in Chicago, silently cheered Andrew on.

The short intermission was over, and players from both sides walked out of the tunnel and immediately walked onto the court.

Taking a closer look, the starting lineups of both sides in the second half have changed.

The New York Knicks replaced Jason Kidd and replaced Jimmy Butler, while Andrew moved to the point guard position.

NO!

Mario Chalmers was in tears over this situation. Against Andrew, he was crushed in all aspects of height, weight and physical fitness.
The Miami Heat replaced Udonis Haslem, who performed well in the first half, and replaced him with Shane Battier, while Chris Bosh returned to the center position.

Chris Bosh rejected Coach Spoelstra's arrangement. He didn't even know what Coach Spoelstra was thinking?But he is the head coach, so he has to obey the head coach's arrangements.

Seeing the changes in the starting lineup in the second half, head coach Mike D'Antoni and head coach Spoelstra looked at each other in unison.

What does this cunning Mike want to do?
Spo please stop struggling and just surrender. Wouldn't it be better?

The coaches from both sides looked at each other, blazing with fire.

"Beep beep." As the referee's whistle sounded, the second half of Game [-] of the New York Knicks vs. Miami Heat series officially began.

Whether the New York Knicks successfully advanced or the Miami Heat brought the game back to Miami depends on the remaining 24 minutes. (end of this chapter)