NBA: Fusion of two talents to dominate the entire league

On June 8, at the American Airlines Center in Miami,

Pat Riley will face the Heat, led by him, in a life-and-death battle.

The Nets, who are leading 3-2 and holding two match points,

arrived at the arena early, and no one wanted the game to be dragged to the seventh game.

Especially, the opponent of the finals, the Spurs, have already won and are waiting for the opportunity in San Antonio.

The more games the two sides play, the more unexpected things are likely to happen.

The Nets players have only one idea,

that is, to end the entire series here tonight.

After all, such things as dreams come true at night, often happen in the NBA, and there are not a few who capsize in the gutter.

Especially when the opponent has just changed the head coach, he must take advantage of his weakness to give a fatal blow.

Pat Riley's nickname "God Calculator" is not only a compliment, but also ambiguous.

This is a coach who can do everything to win and use any means.

One of his labels is good at calculation and can catch weaknesses.

It is obviously impossible to win easily at home this time.

The Heat have no way out, they must fight to the death.

During the warm-up, you can feel their fierce eyes across the half court.

Roy made up his mind to kill them here tonight!

The game started soon, and the Nets players stepped into the court amid the boos of the Heat home fans.

The starting lineups of both teams:

Heat: Damon Jones, Dwyane Wade, Eddie Jones, Alonzo Mourning, Shaquille O'Neal

Nets: Jason Kidd, Vince Carter, Richard Jefferson, Chuck McGinnis, Roy

Eddie Jones, who has been on the bench for two consecutive games, returned to the starting lineup again.

And the veteran Mourning unexpectedly continued to start.

The Heat's live The fans were disappointed when they saw this starting lineup.

You should know that Eddie Jones was abandoned by Stan Van Gundy and sat on the bench.

This time, Riley overturned the lineup that Van Gundy had finally figured out in the two games he won.

The fans obviously didn't buy into this behavior of going back to the old losing path.

Whenever the camera was on Pat Riley, the fans booed to vent their dissatisfaction.

Pat Riley may be the only head coach who was booed by fans at home and away.

At this time, there was a special fan on the sidelines, wearing a hoodie and a baseball cap, with a pair of huge sunglasses covering most of his face.

He was Stan Van Gundy, who secretly ran back to the Heat home court to watch the game.

He leaned against the chair with a fat body, cursing,

"What is this Riley thinking? Is this the level of a legendary coach? That Eddie Jones has proved several times that he is a shabby offensive player and a drag on the defensive end. Is this old guy going to let the Heat give up this year's playoffs?"

Van Gundy hated the Heat management, and hated Pat Lay even more. Lee,

At first, he was an assistant coach of the team. Before the 2003-04 season, Pat Riley suddenly resigned and handed over this mess to him.

It was hard for him to bring the team to some results, and this year he even directly entered the Eastern Conference Finals.

It was a pity that he didn't even want to wait for the next season, and started to play peaches in the Eastern Conference Finals.

A coach who achieved results in the playoffs was no different from robbery in Van Gundy's eyes.

Seeing that the team he had coached for two years was about to be destroyed,

I was so angry.

He was very conflicted now.

On the one hand, he wanted his players to play better so that the hard work of the past two years would not be in vain.

On the other hand, he hoped that the Heat, which was taken over by Pat Riley, would be eliminated by the opponent.

Conflicting psychology, tangled mentality,

In the end, hatred defeated everything emotionally.

I am just a coach who was kicked away. The Heat don't deserve to win! Riley, die!

After making up his mind, Stan Van Gundy took a big gulp of beer.

He was so angry that he wanted the Nets to help him vent it.

Beside Van Gundy, a Heat fan was also cursing. He was already broken when the Heat lined up their starting lineup.

"What a damn shit lineup. Don't want to win? Is this the champion coach Pat Riley? No! I think he is a funeral coach. He will bury the team here tonight!"

"Man, you are right. Riley is a big idiot. Let's toast!"

It seems that some Heat fans understand basketball. Stan Van Gundy and the male fans around him are getting more and more interested in talking.

The two of them soon got together.

...

The Heat jumped back to O'Neal today.

No more bounceMourning went to fight for the ball to give Roy the ball.

Although O'Neal would lose, but Riley could still see the 30% hope and the 1% hope.

But unfortunately, the 30% probability did not happen. Roy's fight for the ball became more and more experienced.

When waiting for the referee to throw the ball, Roy was like an athlete waiting for the command gun of the men's 100-meter race.

Serious and focused, from the whistle to the reaction, Roy's motor nerves increased exponentially with the blessing of his double talents.

When O'Neal just jumped, Roy had already jumped and bounced into the air.

Raised his hand and flicked it lightly, and the ball fell into Carter's hands.

Carter dribbled directly and rushed forward. When many veterans of the Heat team were not in position,

He succeeded in mid-range jump shot against Wade's defense.

Even Roy found that Carter was getting more and more confident recently.

He exuded a kind of indescribable smell all over his body.

To be more precise, he should have evolved.

This is the conclusion Roy came to after thinking for a long time on the road today, and now after watching Carter's goal,

Carter's confident mid-range shot as soon as he came on the court further proved Roy's guess,

Could it be because of his arrival,

Is the half-man, half-god Vince Carter going to realize all his talents?

It remains to be seen, but it is already a gratifying change,

Damon Jones became the main point guard in this game,

It can be seen from the fact that he did not pass the ball directly to Wade after holding the ball,

Wade was unusually on the sideline, but O'Neal had already blocked the position in the low post,

Damon Jones lobbed the ball to O'Neal,

Under Roy's interference, the Big Shark received the ball in a very dangerous way,

Jefferson gave up Eddie Jones's defense at the moment of receiving the ball, and helped Roy to double-team O'Neal,

O'Neal passed the ball quickly,

Eddie Jones's shooting was less timid than before, but he shot decisively after receiving the ball,

Three points!

The basketball flew to the basket with Eddie Jones' hope.

"Shua"

This was the first time he made a three-pointer in recent games.

Eddie Jones waved his arms excitedly, as happy as a child.