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Chapter 115

The same scenario seems to have just been staged three or four days ago, back-to-back games, long-distance travel on the plane, and the Miami Heat in good condition.

the most important is. .Both games are home to the Heat. . .

But someone disagrees.

The insider of the Magic, Shaquille O'Neal, shattered the doubts before the game in the first quarter.

It can be said that at the end of the first quarter, O'Neal personally ended the suspense of the game.

He was like a heavy hammer, smashing Ronnie Secali, who had limited his success in the last game, into the ground.

In just 2 minutes, Sekali fouled O'Neal twice, and O'Neal scored 3 of 3, including 2+1 twice.
After Seikali left the field, the Heat couldn't limit O'Neal even more inside. In the first quarter, O'Neal made 9 of 9 shots and 4 of 2 free throws. He scored 20 points in a single quarter.

At the end of the first quarter, the score was 34-14, and the Magic led by 20 points.

Although Glen Rice is still playing steadily, he is not as crazy as before. Glen Rice, who scored more than 30 points at every turn a while ago, does not know why his desire to make shots is not high.

In the second quarter, D'Antoni replaced the bench lineup led by Scott. The Magic's fast-playing whirlwind made the Heat a little confused, because the Magic's game style was completely different in the first and second quarters.

Although Seikali's appearance in the second quarter helped the Heat stabilize the situation, the Magic's pure bench lineup still had an inseparable fight with the Heat with three main players on the court.

The Heat used the Magic's style of play in the first quarter, allowing Sekali to smash inside, while the Magic highlighted a quick word, throwing the phone directly when they have a shot, and then returning to defense.

The biggest feature of the run-and-gun tactics is that it is easy to bring the opponent into their own rhythm. The Heat also slowly lost their own rhythm and began to run like the Magic.

After losing the rhythm, the Heat played very chaotically. No, the outside players wanted to play faster and chase points quickly, while the inside players wanted to stabilize and play positional battles slowly, relying on the success rate to narrow the score gap.

The consequence of this is that the Heat's inside and outside lines are completely out of touch. Many times, the inside players have just settled down, and the outside lines have already shot.

This is completely different from the run and gun that the Magic have specially practiced.

At the end of the second quarter, the point difference came to 25 points. Most of the main Heat team was beaten by the Magic's bench lineup 30-25, and the lag has reached 25 points.

At the end of the halftime game, 64-39, the point difference was even worse than the previous game, but this time the leading and trailing sides were completely reversed.

In the third quarter, O'Neal went into battle again. After resting for a whole quarter, O'Neal was still the omnipotent shark.

The Heat unified their tactical thinking during the halftime break, and their play gradually became normal.

However, the Magic has a big shark that exploded.

In the third quarter, O'Neal scored another 14 points in a single quarter, and Sekali again fouled O'Neal twice.

Fortunately, Glen Rice finally had the desire to attack in the third quarter. He scored 15 points in a single quarter, helping the Heat to bite the point difference tightly and not allow the point difference to further expand.

However, the point difference of 25 points is not so easy to chase. After 4 minutes in the fourth quarter, seeing that the point difference has been hovering around 20 points, Heat coach Kevin Langley replaced all the main players and declared defeat.

In the end, the Magic avenged the previous game with a 116-96 score difference of 20 points.

The focus of the audience was undoubtedly O'Neal, who scored 28 points and 40 rebounds in just 12 minutes of playing.

Thanks to O'Neal's high-profile performance, DeWeese really mixed up a lot of assists. His playing time was the same as O'Neal's, scoring a double-double with 12 points and 13 assists.

After the game, Davis learned of a surprise when he was interviewed after the game.

He was named the first-week rookie of the year.

The current record of the Magic is 23 wins and 11.5 loss. As the main player, DeWeese performed very well, averaging 4.5 points, 1.8 assists, 41.2 rebounds and [-] steals per game, and his three-point shooting percentage was [-]%.

But the Player of the Week went to Jordan in Chicago.

没有像历史上一样退役的乔丹仍然处在最巅峰的状态，他带领公牛队也是5胜1负，场均可以拿到32.3分5.5篮板6助攻。

In fact, to be honest, DeWeese's data is not far behind Jordan, because DeWeese has five more assists than Jordan, but after all, Jordan's name is there, and all the best players in the first week still fall on Jordan.

DeWeese put the first honor of his career in a specially prepared showroom, and then began to prepare for the next game.

To be honest, if you haven’t really played in the NBA, you can’t understand how much pressure the NBA has. You don’t even have time to think about why you lost the last game, why you won the last game, because after you finish the game, you have to prepare for the next game.

It is the coaching staff's job to consider whether the team wins or loses.

But unfortunately, Davis is also a member of half of the coaching staff.

Therefore, DeWeese still has to take time to watch some game videos every day. Fortunately, Anna is with him, otherwise DeWeese would not be able to survive.

The next game, the Magic against the Pistons, is still away.

After the Pistons were robbed of Rodman, they have always regarded the Magic as their mortal enemy. Because of the lack of Rodman, the Pistons fell directly from a strong team in the playoffs to an ordinary team.

This also allowed Pistons boss Joe Dumars to stage an explosion every time he met the Magic.

The home atmosphere of the Pistons made DeWeese extremely uncomfortable, it was too noisy.

In this game, Davis once again gained a career first.

But this is not a good thing.

When Davis played just one minute into the fourth quarter, he harvested his sixth foul and ended with honor. . .

The game completely turned into a hand-to-hand battle. Joe Dumars only hit three goals in 11 shots, but got a full 14 free throw opportunities. . .

And the run-and-bomb tactics in the second quarter also rarely failed.

Because the Pistons had a man on the bench.

The man's name was Bill Lambiel.

Lambiel not only defended the Magic's fast-paced offense well, but also greatly helped the team on the offensive end. He made 15 of 11 shots and even made a three-pointer, scoring a game-high 26 points, which was higher than O'Neal's 25 points. . .

As for the outside players of the Magic team, because Lambiel was guarding the basket, no one was willing to take the risk of ending their careers to challenge the notorious Lambiel, so none of them were willing to rush in. The Magic made 17 three-pointers in this game and only scored 4. . .

In this case, the Magic can still compete with the Pistons by relying on the advantage of lineup depth, but at the beginning of the fourth quarter, DeWeese's end completely broke the balance between the two teams.

Although the substitute Van Exel has great potential, it still takes time to redeem his potential. Facing the seasoned Pistons backcourt, he has no advantage.

In the end, the Pistons won by 6 points at home and once again completed their revenge against the Magic.

　Yesterday's data. . .The first order is 30, and the average order is 21. The most important thing is that the collection does not increase. .Really hit home. . .

　　But rest assured, I will finish writing this book according to the original plan.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)