NBA: Dynasty simulation, starting with a mid-range shot

The break ended and the second quarter began.

As soon as the Heat came on the court, Wade was surprised to find Su Xia in front of him,

looking like he was going to play against him.

Soon Wade knew that it was not his illusion.

But Su Xia really intended to do so!

In the first three rounds of the second quarter, Wade felt tremendous pressure.

Even every time he received the ball, he would waste a lot of energy.

Even after receiving the basketball, Wade still couldn't use his best breakthrough.

When facing Hamilton before, Wade had almost no effort.

He could pass the opponent in one step.

But after changing to Su Xia, this became a luxury.

Because every time Wade wanted to pass Su Xia in one step, Su Xia would block his way with his strong body.

This is the terrifying thing about the complete Pistons!

Even if he passed Su Xia, there was still the Pistons' iron bucket formation waiting for him.

Can he really tear apart the Pistons' defense?

At this moment, Wade began to doubt himself!

During the intermission, the confidence that Pat Riley, O'Neal and others helped Wade build was on the verge of collapse again.

At this time, Pat Riley frowned off the court.

It's bad!

Pat Riley was keenly aware that the Pistons had predicted his prediction again!

They firmly believed that they would let Wade take the lead in the second quarter.

Then they would let Su Xia defend Wade.

Thereby hitting Wade's confidence!

In any case, Wade is just a third-year rookie, even if he is identified as the core of the team by the Heat.

But Wade still has a lot to learn.

Now Wade on the court has begun to become impatient.

With a helpless sigh, Pat Riley stretched out his hand to signal a timeout.

Then signaled to replace Wade.

This is the most direct way Pat Riley could think of.

Wade did not expect that he, a core of the team, would be replaced by the head coach at the most critical moment of the team's game.

Did he lose the trust of the head coach?

Did he disappoint the head coach with his performance?

Or did the old players on the bench say something to the head coach?

During the time he walked off the court, Wade's brain was in turmoil, and he thought of countless possibilities in an instant.

Snap!

The next second, a crisp sound resounded throughout the court.

Wade's expression was still complaining about the world in the last second, and then he became grinning in the next second.

Then he couldn't help but reach out and cover his butt.

If I guessed correctly, it was the head coach Pat Riley who slapped him just now.

Wade turned his head and looked at Pat Riley.

"Calm down! If you calm down, sit on the bench and learn from them and see how they do it!"

Pat Riley said to Wade without looking back.

Wade nodded a little aggrievedly, and then sat on the bench.

Wade himself didn't realize that his mind, which was full of random thoughts just now, was now exceptionally clear.

Pat Riley extended his hand to signal a quick substitution.

This time, the Heat made a large adjustment.

O'Neal in the interior was replaced again, and replaced by Alonzo Mourning.

The point guard was replaced by Gary Payton.

The shooting guard was replaced by James Posey.

Now the Heat's lineup is so impressive that it's hard to tell who is the end point.

Wade watched the game on the court unwillingly.

After being woken up by Pat Riley, Wade felt a little unconvinced.

What's more, head coach Pat Riley is still asking him to learn.

He wants to see how these substitutes fight against the Pistons' iron bucket formation.

Pat Riley seems to have forgotten Wade behind him.

After Payton and Mourning were replaced on the court.

The style of the Heat changed a lot immediately.

Payton, who is experienced in defense, put a lot of pressure on Billups.

He used all kinds of trash talk to provoke Billups.

Billups is not worried about this, because Billups' heart is stronger than the other party imagines.

But Payton's disgusting means are not just trash talk.

Various secret little moves and experience in making fouls.

It gave Billups a headache.

Facing the Pistons' iron bucket formation, Payton and Mourning showed a textbook-level response.

Just a simple pick-and-roll cooperation, Payton found opportunities twice.

Although James Posey's shot missed the basket.

But it was also due to luck, not the wrong use of tactics.

Wade frowned under the court, because he sawAfter Payton's operation.

Wade was surprised to find that the Pistons' iron bucket defense didn't seem as terrible as he imagined.

Little did he know that Pat Riley's face was as black as the bottom of a pot at this time.

Playing me, right!

Wade's feeling was not an illusion, but his judgment was still wrong.

Pat Riley saw that after the Heat adjusted their lineup.

The Pistons actually changed their defensive strategy secretly.

If Wade was working on the court before, the Pistons maintained 100% defensive intensity.

Then now the Pistons are only maintaining about 60%.

So it's not that Payton and his team found the flaws in the iron bucket defense.

But the Pistons didn't use their full strength at all.

As for why the Pistons did this, Pat Riley looked back at Wade, who was eager to try, and a bitter smile flashed in his eyes.

The Pistons really predicted everything!

Their target is naturally Dwyane Wade, the current core of the Heat!

Just by taking a look, Pat Riley knew that the Pistons' strategy was successful.

They succeeded in making Wade relax his vigilance!

For a moment, Pat Riley even hesitated whether to put Wade back on the court.

Once Wade returned to the court, he was surrounded by the Pistons again.

That would definitely have a huge impact on Wade's heart.

Pat Riley was not sure whether Wade's heart could withstand such pressure.

If the operation was not good, the core of the team that the Heat had finally found would become broken!

Damn it!

How could this guy be so insidious.

Pat Riley, who has always been known for his perfect calculations, felt the feeling of meeting a match for the first time.

Little did he know that he was facing a hanger-on!

Pat Riley looked in the direction of the Pistons.

His eyes met with Larry Brown's.

Larry Brown curled his lips directly when he noticed the fire in Pat Riley's eyes.

What the hell! Such a passionate look.

I am not interested in men!

After being mocked by Larry Brown, Pat Riley's heart seemed to explode.

He dared to look down on me!

That's right, in Pat Riley's eyes, Larry Brown's eyes were full of disdain!

A small misunderstanding instantly ignited the war between the two head coaches!

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