NBA: Fusion of two talents to dominate the entire league

"Can you guys play well? If not, I'll replace you. Don't waste shots by occupying positions on the court."

Coach Frank expressed strong dissatisfaction with the substandard performance of other role players.

The players lowered their heads and kept silent.

Roy drank a drink to replenish his energy. He had no intention of interrupting the coach's scolding of the players.

This is the coach's job. In addition, the role players did not play well today.

Especially Jefferson, who not only missed 3 open shots,

but was also completely beaten by veteran Eddie Jones on defense.

Eddie Jones, who had been eliminated by the Heat and could not enter the rotation,

in this game, the old tree sprouted new buds, 4 of 5 shots in the first quarter, and scored 10 points efficiently.

And Jefferson's own report card still had a glaring 0.

Not only that, but there were 2 turnovers.

It can almost be said that the lag in the first quarter was basically due to him.

Even Roy was maliciously wondering if this guy was too indulgent last night and lost his form?

After the coach finished his speech, Jefferson felt very uncomfortable, but it was his own poor performance that made him have no excuse to refute.

He secretly made up his mind to limit the old man Eddie Jones.

After the second quarter started, the Heat returned to the normal rhythm and handed the ball to Wade.

This was the second time that Pat Riley changed tactics. Obviously, the Heat had achieved a considerable lead with the first quarter's style of play.

Fans couldn't guess what was hidden in the heart of this stubborn old man with meticulously sparse hair.

However, when the camera was given to Riley again this time, there was no booing at the beginning.

Fans are like this. As long as the team plays well and can win, who cares who the coach is?

In view of Pat Riley's good scheduling in the first quarter, the fans decided to give him a chance and wait and see.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Wade directly started the breakthrough mode.

But he did not break through Carter. This series has proved that Carter's defense is underestimated.

It takes 150% effort to score under Carter's defense.

In this case, the Heat simply changed a tactic.

Using Damon Jones and Wade pick-and-roll, forcing the Nets to switch defense.

Facing Kidd's defense, Wade's long-distance breakthrough was useful again.

With super explosive power, he can move in and out freely in front of Kidd.

Take the first step, as fast as lightning, followed by a powerful second step, and the third step...

Until Kidd is passed, facing Roy's backup defense,

Wade faced the challenge and avoided Roy's block in the air.

Fake shot and real pass, the basketball passed secretly from behind Roy,

O'Neal received the ball under the basket, and McGinnis who came over was completely unable to defend,

Easily dunked the ball into the basket.

At the beginning of the second quarter, O'Neal and Wade started to connect, and the Heat continued the hot offensive momentum of the first quarter.

McInnis sent the ball from the backcourt, and Kidd crossed the half court under the harassment of Damon Jones.

Roy in the interior got to the position and reached out to receive Kidd's pass.

Mourning was very excited. This was one of the few interior attacks he had made since he defended Roy.

Since he suffered a loss at the hands of Mourning in the first round of the last game,

Roy directly gave up the plan of interior attack, mainly because he didn't want to make himself uncomfortable.

He didn't want to score easily, but had to play hand-to-hand combat under the basket.

But today was different. Mourning and O'Neal both had good touches.

He needed to create damage under the basket to prevent the opponent's interior from being so unscrupulous.

Roy played back-to-back, and it was indeed a bit difficult to use the power of his waist to push against Mourning.

After leaning twice, Mourning retreated a little bit.

But this was enough. Roy took advantage of this gap to half turn to the right.

He took off with his left foot, raised his right foot high and hooked Mourning's little brother, scaring Mourning to retreat half a step.

Roy easily scored a point with a one-legged jump shot.

Mourning dared not retreat. He was a tough guy in other aspects, but not in this.

Except for basketball, without a little brother in life, what is the difference between living and dying?

Roy's shooting posture touched Mourning's nerves. Roy's right foot was less than 2 centimeters away from the opponent.

If Mourning hadn't reacted quickly, this would have turned Mo Tiehan into Mo Gonggong, and he was so angry that he cursed:

"You damn bastard, if I hadn't dodged quickly, I would have become the master without balls, do you want to murder?"

In fact, it would not hit the opponent at all. Roy still has professional ethics. At most, it looks scary. Defensive players usually retreat subconsciously.

Even if he didn't retreat, Roy would not really go for the vitals.

He came to play basketball, not to be beaten.

Because RoyHe had the Bruce Bowen case before, and even if he clarified that it was not intentional, no player would believe it.

That clip had already spread throughout the league. When everyone saw Bruce Bowen's tragic end,

the first reaction was to tighten their crotch and subconsciously clamp their legs.

Because of this, Roy's Golden Rooster Stand hit rate is always very high.

Roy was a little complacent. Thinking back, it was probably because of his bad reputation.

No matter how good the defender is, no one thinks that basketball is more important than the younger brother.

In this era, defensive whistles are still relatively loose, and there is no such thing as a hair-level foul for violating a cylinder.

Otherwise, it would be easier for Roy to frequently do the Golden Rooster Stand.

Roy expressed to Mourning that he had no deep hatred for his little brother and would not kill him.

Mourning acted very friendly and said to Roy: "Get lost!"

Roy had no choice but to comfort himself. It was Bowen who wanted to kill him. He just unconsciously raised his foot when he lost his balance.

Now everyone is in a shadow, which was really beyond Roy's expectation.

The Heat reorganized the offense.

After dribbling across half court, Damon Jones saw Carter staring at Wade very closely.

And O'Neal, the killer of the team, was troubled by Roy's front defense.

After looking around, he found that there was no chance.

Until Mourning under the basket reached out to him for the ball.

Behind Mourning, McGinnis struggled to hold on.

After getting the ball, Mourning calmly pressed forward step by step. McGinnis was firmly stuck behind him.

He could only passively defend. The size and weight difference between the two was too large.

It was difficult for him to defend Mourning alone.

But McGinnis was always very brave. He was the main player. He gritted his teeth and kept silent.

It was useless to keep silent. When he reached the right distance and position, Mourning turned around and easily pushed McGinnis away.

Then he jumped lightly under the basket and shot the ball into the basket.

It was indescribably easy.

Young player McGinnis made Mourning feel like he had found his youth again.

Roy patted the idiot's head.

It was not his fault. With one big and four small players, facing the twin towers on the opposite side, there would indeed be such a flaw.

But if Chandler played, the inside line would be too crowded, and Chandler's attributes could not fight against these two muscular men.

So the Nets could only settle for the second best and chose McGinnis to play as a power forward.