I stole James

Chapter 253 Unsolvable BUG
Looking back, James pushed forward with the ball, and Big Z covered him from outside the three-point line, and did not continue to run towards the basket.

The Heat's defense didn't pay attention, and it was too late to react. James had already pulled up behind Big Z and shot a three-pointer. Naturally, the three-pointer was very stable.

"LeBron! LeBron! LeBron!..." The audience cheered loudly.

Heat coach Van Gundy couldn't help clapping his hands fiercely on the sidelines, seeming a little dissatisfied with the team's defense this time.

Barkley said: "Look, we just said three-pointers, LeBron made three-pointers at the beginning, and he will come every game. It seems that since this season, he has made at least one three-pointer every game. Never fails."

Kenny Smith nodded and said: "He is too much of a threat with the ball in his hands. He can shoot and pass, and the opponent really can't do anything about him."

The Heat attacked, and Damon Jones hoisted the ball into the paint and gave it to O'Neal, who was leaning against the big Z in the low post.

When O'Neal took the ball, he just pushed the big Z in and crushed it towards the basket.

His strength is too strong, Big Z can't carry it at all.

Randolph took a step sideways and came over to help.

O'Neal pushed the big Z to the basket with his back, stopped the ball and collected the ball in his hands, took the ball and lifted it up.

Big Z and Randolph both raised their hands to intercept in the air at the same time, but O'Neill was very flexible, immediately took the ball back, avoided it, then got up again, and dunked the ball into the basket with one hand.

Kenny Smith shook his head, "O'Neal is still unstoppable at the basket, he will cause great damage to the Cavaliers."

"O'Neal is also an unsolvable bug at the basket." Barkley agreed.

Paul took possession of the ball for half court, and then handed it to James who ran past him. James dribbled the ball towards the Heat's basket, diagonally inward.

Eddie Jones and Wade came up directly to double-team.

James jumped up suddenly and passed the basketball from his crotch to the middle. Randolph, who rushed forward in the middle, caught the ball, took off and threw it, and scored the ball.

Randolph still restrained himself a bit on this ball. If he were to switch to another team, he would have dunked the ball at the start after catching the ball. Seeing that the Heat have O'Neal guarding the basket now, he is really not easy to go inside. rush in.

Although he is also a flexible and fat man, compared with O'Neill, his tonnage is still a bit short.

"LeBron's pass is really wonderful. Passing the ball behind his back, he doesn't need to look at the position of his teammates. He just can pass the ball to the position accurately. And the pass is so comfortable, let the teammates get the ball. There is no need to make extra adjustments for the next move." Kenny Smith said with admiration.

Wade dribbles the ball from the backcourt to the frontcourt quickly.

He rushed beyond the three-point line of the Cavaliers and near the free throw line. The three of the Cavaliers, Tony Allen, Paul and James, all chased him, trying to form a circle around him at the basket, but Wade still relied on With his own speed, he got rid of the defense, rushed through the encirclement, hit the basket, and scored with a backhand.

The same tactic of the Cavaliers was staged again, but this time it was replaced by Randolph covering James at the top of the arc. James gained space behind Randolph and jumped up to make another three-pointer, which was very stable.

This kind of stability directly caused Van Gundy to raise his hand and asked for a timeout. If James has been kept stable like this, then this game may be cold for the Heat.

During the timeout he asked the Heat to double-team James.

As for whether double-teaming has any effect, it's hard to say.

Their entire coaching team had already studied James last year. Anyway, double-teaming last year didn't have much effect.

I didn't expect to meet James in the Eastern Conference Finals this year, which is really a headache.

But even if they can't prevent it, Van Gundy still has confidence this year. This year, their team not only has Wade, but also top center Shaquille O'Neal.

Last year, Wade hadn't fully grown up. This year, Wade let go of his hands and feet, replacing Eddie Jones as the Heat's nominal second-in-charge and actual big-in-charge, because O'Neal came.

With Wade and O'Neal in hand, Van Gundy is naturally confident.

His fellow coaches in Los Angeles have won three championship rings in a row by relying on the "OK" combination.

This indirectly proves that the combination of Wade and O'Neal can be successful.

This is where Van Gundy's confidence lies.

After the timeout, Wade held the ball on the outside, O'Neal went down to the deep basket position, and O'Neal raised his hand for the ball.

Wade sent the basketball in, and Randolph and Big Z immediately surrounded him.

O'Neal turned around, squeezed and pushed hard, turned around and shot a hook, and scored.

Randolph and Big Z can't do anything about him.

Looking back, Paul and James played a very beautiful alley-oop cooperation.

Paul caught the defense's attention at the top of the arc, and James slipped back to the basket after running back.

Jumping in front of O'Neal, he received a basketball pushed in by Paul with both hands in the air, and was dunked and dunked the basketball into the basket.

This goal made O'Neal very depressed, because James dunked in front of him. Is this going to cause trouble on his big shark's territory?

So looking back, O'Neal leaned against Randolph on the left waist and asked for the ball. After getting the basketball, he leaned against Randolph, moved in an arc towards the basket, jumped sideways, hooked the basketball into the net, and returned color.

After scoring, O'Neill roared loudly twice, the shark is indeed very scary.

James got the ball in the high post on the left, and Wade and Eddie Jones immediately came up to double-team.James passed the ball from his head and quickly passed the ball to Tony Allen on the other side. Tony Allen pulled up and shot a three-pointer.

Still throwing in front of Damon Jones.

This ball is a bit provocative "the first shooter in the universe" Damon Jones.

The Heat attacked, and Damon Jones dribbled the ball across the half court, but the ball was still handed over to Wade. After Wade got the ball, he started to beat Tony Allen.

Tony Allen also reacted quickly, sliding back and continuing to hold his defensive position, but Eddie Jones screened Wade in the middle and blocked Tony Allen.

James switched on Wade.

When the two of them faced the superior, they couldn't help but quickly flashed in their minds. I want to hate you for the joke they said before.

Wade continued to move quickly, without stopping.

At this time, O'Neal has helped him pull Randolph and Big Z's defense to the other side, and the Cavaliers' basket space is suitable for Wade to break through.

Wade took the ball to the basket, took off, and shot for a layup.

James chased after him, also jumped up, and at the same time moved his hands forward to chase the shot.

It's just that Wade took the basketball halfway, avoided James' big hand in the air, and then sent the basketball out for a layup.

(End of this chapter)