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With 5 minutes left before the end of the game, the Heat suddenly fired from the outside and scored consecutively, chasing the score to 92-87.

The Wizards serve here, and the opponent is so tight in chasing points, and the Wizards have not scored in several rounds in a row, so this time the offense naturally wants to give the ball to Li Kaiming for a round with a high success rate.

After Hinrich dribbled the ball past half court, the ball passed directly to Li Kaiming, who turned around at the waist almost as soon as he caught the ball.

James, who was guarding him, was thrown away by one step. Bosh, who came to help defend, was afraid of being passed by Li Kaiming in one step, so he could only fall one step behind.

However, after turning around, Li Kaiming did not choose to go to the basket, but directly leaned back and pulled out!

Bosh tried to block the shot but to no avail. The basketball flew out of Li Kaiming's fingertips and fell into the basket along a perfect parabola!

94 is better than 87!

Barkley in the commentary box sighed, "I already expected this goal to be scored. The Wizards just missed several consecutive shots, so this round is when the Wizards need Lee the most."

Consol and Albert, who were sitting next to him, also nodded.

The game continued on the court. The Heat served to the frontcourt and the ball was given to James. The latter called a pick-and-roll and then chose to force a breakthrough through McGee. Although McGee moved at a good speed among the centers, Against an explosive small forward like James, he still couldn't keep up and was passed by the latter.

At this time, Li Kaiming, who was blocked behind, accelerated and rushed in. James felt that there was someone behind him, so he slowed down slightly and tried to catch Li Kaiming. This did make Li Kaiming afraid to chase the ball closely, but McGee, who had just come on the court not long ago, would not He is accustomed to the great king, and when he catches up, he becomes a nail-biter!

beep!

However, the referee at the bottom line blew the whistle again, which made all the Wizards players cover their heads with their hands!

Sanders on the sidelines raised his hands as if praising the sun, but the words he spoke didn't sound like praise at all.

Tonight's referee still ignored him. James went to the free throw line. Under the interference of the MCI Center fans, he made one of two free throws and only scored 1 point.

94 to 88, thank you to the home audience for their hard work!

After the Wizards served, they came to the frontcourt. This time they still started with the triangle offensive tactic. After Li Kaiming moved without the ball, he got rid of James, used the cover of his teammates to come out, and handed Hinrich hand-to-hand at the top of the arc. .

At this time, the Heat naturally had to guard against Li Kaiming's catch. Hinrich took the opportunity to pass the ball. Li Kaiming directly passed the ball to Hinrich at the free throw line. After receiving the ball, the latter hit without any defender. Range hit!

96 to 88, with 4 minutes left in the game and an 8-point difference, anything is possible.

The Heat attacked, and after halftime Wade broke through with the ball, changing direction in advance and accelerating the impact. When Hinrich was young, he was called "Wade's nemesis", but as he got older, he suffered several injuries. Despite the injury, he already seemed a little powerless in the face of Wade's breakthrough.

Although Wade is also suffering from injuries, he relies on breakthroughs after all. Even though his speed has dropped a lot compared to his peak period, he still successfully broke through to the Wizards' inside line.

After rushing to the basket, Wade changed his rhythm for a layup, shook MYBOY away from the basket, and then made an easy layup.

But at this moment, Li Kaiming suddenly came out from one side, swooped up, and blocked Wade's layup with one hand!

The fans at the MCI Center screamed in surprise!

The rebound was grabbed by McGee and handed to Hinrich to dribble across half court. In this triangle attack, Li Kaiming received the ball in the middle distance of the frame, but the Heat chose to double-team recklessly, so he first Breaking through from the left side with the ball, when he was about to reach the baseline, he suddenly made a big loop with his left arm and threw the basketball high. At this time, McGee, who had cut into the basket, jumped high and then dunked on the basket with both hands!

98 is better than 88!

A nail-biting block, coupled with a wonderful combination and a finishing dunk, the MCI Center was immediately ignited!

The most important thing is that through this round, the Wizards once again opened the point difference to 10 points, successfully responding to the opponent's scoring wave.

Coach Spoelstra on the sidelines had to call a timeout and rearrange the tactics. Whether it was offense or defense, the Heat were slightly passive on the court during this period.

McGee seemed a little excited after the dunk. He jumped off the court and then enthusiastically high-fived every teammate on the bench, like a kid who had passed the exam and couldn't wait to show off his achievements when he got home.

This lineup performed well on the court, so Sanders will naturally not take the initiative to change it. If McGee cannot adapt or the old problem of reduced concentration occurs again, Blatche will be replaced.

According to the referee's standards, with less than four minutes left, Bratsch will definitely let him graduate with another six fouls too early. This is what Sanders does not want to see.

After the game came back, the Heat made no changes to their lineup, and they still had their five most capable offensive players on the court.

The ball came to the frontcourt, James took the basketball from Wade's hand, and then the rest of the Heat pulled away, looking at the posture to create a singles opportunity for James.

Li Kaiming also lowered his center of gravity, preparing to defend James' breakthrough.

James bent down, then accelerated and hit Li Kaiming. Li Kaiming refused to give an inch, and the two bodies collided with each other, making a dull sound.

James' tank breakthrough did not gain any advantage against Li Kaiming. On the contrary, his speed also slowed down. He found that his breakthrough did not achieve the desired effect. James directly distributed the ball to Sean Battier on the outside, who He caught the ball and shot a three-pointer, but he hit the iron.

McGee used his physical advantage under the basket to pick up the rebound. After the Wizards reached the frontcourt, Li Kaiming caught the ball and wanted to play in a single, but was double-teamed by the Heat, so he passed the ball to McGee, who caught the ball. His hand slipped and he couldn't hold it firmly at first. When he took control of the ball again, Bosh, who came to help defend Li Kaiming, was already in place, and the rest of the Heat returned directly to their opponents.

At this time, the shortcomings of McGee, a center who only knows how to eat cakes, are reflected. Even if he gets the ball under the basket, he has no ability to create offensive opportunities for himself, and he cannot dribble. There is a high probability that he will dribble the ball. Will be intercepted by the opponent.

With other Wizards defenders in front of them, McGee had no way to pass the ball, so he could only make a lame hook. Under Bosh's tough confrontation, McGee directly hooked a pass. bridge.

James on the other side grabbed the rebound, and then dribbled the ball forward. Li Kaiming followed closely the whole time, but kept raising his hands just to prevent the referee from calling the ball.

When he reached the three-point line, James did not slow down. Instead, he speeded up and rushed inside against Li Kaiming!

After the two reached the basket, James switched the ball to his left hand, and then made a left-handed layup.

Li Kaiming did not try to block the shot, but raised his hands to protect the basket, but even so, the referee still called a foul!

Grass! After Li Kaiming landed, he punched the air to vent his anger!

With a faint smile on his face, James stood on the free throw line and made two free throws, 98 to 90, with 3 minutes left in the game!

The Wizards attacked, and Li Kaiming was double-teamed again after receiving the ball, so he passed the ball to Thompson on the outside. The ball was half-open, but Thompson did not hit.

The Heat grabbed the rebound. After James received the ball, he started the tank impact mode again. After reaching the frontcourt, he rushed to the inside. He encountered McGee under the basket to help defend, and passed it to Bosh who was pulled out. The latter caught the ball in the mid-range. Hit!

98 to 92, stablemate Albert in the commentary box saw the Heat gaining momentum and finally became interested in the game. "LeBron is simply the most powerful engine of the team. Under his leadership, the Heat have achieved consecutive successes in a short period of time." Two fast breaks..."

This statement made both Buckley and Consol next to them roll their eyes!

Your fucking butt is tilted to the sky. When the Heat score a goal, you feel like it’s Chinese New Year. Why aren’t you so active when the Wizards score a goal?

The Wizards served, and this time Li Kaiming received the serve directly from the backcourt, and then made a gesture to his teammates, which meant to slow down the rhythm, don't be anxious, and be ready to catch the ball.

After arriving in the frontcourt, James chose to defend closely because Li Kaiming's shooting threat was too great, so he had to defend like this.

Li Kaiming was observing the situation while dribbling. After seeing his teammates in place, his eyes narrowed, and then he suddenly started to move away from James in one step.

Others on the Heat did not expect that James, who has been selected to the All-Defensive First Team consecutively, would be passed by Li Kaiming in one step, so they had no time to wipe James's ass. After Li Kaiming broke through to the mid-range, he pulled up and shot, and he won 2 points steadily. Down!

100 to 92, the point difference is still 8 points.

The Heat served to the frontcourt. After receiving the ball, James called a screen, then let everyone else pull away, singled out McGee, forced a breakthrough to the basket and succeeded in a reverse layup.

100 to 94, the Wizards attacked. After reaching the frontcourt, the Heat refused to let Li Kaiming catch the ball no matter what. In the end, Hinrich from the outside got the opportunity. He took a decisive shot, but failed to make a shot.

The Heat protected the rebound, and James dribbled the ball past half court. He still chose to call Bosh to cover, and then singled out to hit the basket. When he reached the penalty area, he attracted Li Kaiming's help, and then passed it to Bosh, who came from mid-range. Hit again!

100 to 96! The Heat chased the score to 4 points with two minutes left in the game. Sanders, who had been on the sidelines for half a quarter, finally used up a valuable timeout!

Marv Albert in the commentary box sounded excited, "The Heat played their best defensive counterattack. LeBron led the team to stop the opponent. This guy is simply a rare basketball superstar!"

Barkley and Consol next to him ignored him. This guy was so outrageous. He didn't look like a commentator at all, but more like a fanatical fan of James.