NBA villain

Chapter 411 Double Kill Heat
The next day, the Warriors ushered in a challenge from the Heat at home.

Within a week, the two teams fought at their respective home courts. According to the NBA schedule, this was done only to increase the fun and topicality of the game.

Yang Di showed his prowess at the American Airlines Arena before, scoring 48 points and leading the Warriors to a big victory over the Heat. This time back home, the odds are naturally much higher than the Heat.

Before the start of the game, ESPN specifically interviewed Wade.

Wade admired Yang Di's performance in the last game, but at the same time expressed his confidence in winning this game. "We made adjustments. We wanted to play our aggressiveness. The Warriors have their own rhythm of the game, but at the same time, we have our own style. We take this game seriously and treat the Warriors as an opponent at the same level."

The media habitually added fuel and vinegar to inform Yang Di.

"Wade said that the previous loss to the Warriors was due to lack of awareness. This time they are no longer careless and will not give the Warriors more opportunities."

Yang Di smiled, shrugged his shoulders indifferently, and responded: "It's the same when we know each other a few times. The Warriors have never been the kind of team that people can see through."

Before the start of the game, Nancy and Lily came to the scene to watch the game together. The camera focused on the two beauties, and then cut back to Yang Di who was doing warm-up training.

ESPN罗列出杨迪这赛季的数据，同时又切出前一场比赛杨迪在迈阿密得到的数据。28投18中，罚球15罚12中，砍下48分16个篮板4次助攻5次盖帽和1次抢断。

Then cut to Wade and O'Neal. In the last game, Wade also scored 35 points. O'Neal scored a season average of 22 points. The two played normally.

The Heat made adjustments to the starting lineup, and the defensively stronger Gary Payton replaced Jason Williams as the Heat's starting point guard.

This is to strengthen the perimeter defense, while the offense is more dependent on Wade's signal.

The game started, and Chandler jumped to win the kickoff.

There was a small episode in this game. Not long after the opening, Chandler was in the interior defense, and was fouled by O'Neal, and within 30 seconds, he got his second foul, played for 3 minutes and went off to rest up.

As the Stanford coach, Montgomery was very helpless. He waved Foyer into the field and replaced Tyson Chandler. At the same time, Yang Di adjusted his position from the power forward position to the center position.

O'Neill is overjoyed, he has enough physical strength for this game. Seeing that Yang Di is defending him, he wants the ball to hit him desperately. Although Yang Di can withstand it, he consumes a lot of physical strength and is inevitably dissipated. end energy.

Wade forced Baron Davis and made a successful throw in the paint.

The Heat led the Warriors by 29 points in the first quarter of 23 to 6.

Yang Di shook his head, sat down to rest, and the staff handed him a towel to wipe his sweat.

Off the court, Lily and Nancy chatted.

"Today's No. [-] is so powerful, why does it seem to be better than Yang Di?"

"Humph!"

Nancy snorted softly and disagreed with Lily: "Is Yang Di the strongest? Although Dwyane Wade has scored a lot of points, I still believe that Yang Di is the best!"

"Okay, okay, your Yang Di is the best."

Lily said with a blushing face, thinking that Yang Di is indeed very good, especially in other aspects.

In the second quarter of the game, Yang Diduo took a 2-minute break. The Heat extended their lead to [-] points, but they still dare not be careless.

"The Warriors are some of the most fierce scoring teams in the league. They are especially good at taking the game away in a wave in the third or final quarter, and they score explosively."

Pat Riley led the Heat on an expedition to the Warriors, and he especially wanted to win back a city. He didn't know why, but he always felt that the Warriors might become Miami's archenemy in the future.

At the end of the half, the Heat led the Heat 55 to 44 by 11 points. Wade scored the highest 17 points in the half, and Yang Di only scored 9 points. Compared with the previous runaway, it was very different.

"Our outside shooting was too poor. We only scored one three-pointer in the first half. We couldn't shoot outside, which put a lot of pressure on the inside. Yang Di's performance was restrained, and it became reasonable." On a TV station in San Francisco, two hosts talked about the situation where the Warriors played against the Heat at home and fell behind.

"The Warriors urgently need to solve the problem on the defensive end. Yang Di is under a lot of pressure on the inside, and it is difficult to make up for the outside line."

In the Warriors' locker room, Montgomery put forward the tactical slogan of strengthening personal offense. In the second half, Baron Davis and Yang Di each strengthened their ball-holding offense and individual singles.

In this era, individual singles are still the main part of team tactics, and sometimes it is more convenient and effective than pick-and-roll.

At the beginning of the second half, Yang Di broke through Haslem and succeeded. Haslem, who had completed an excellent defense in the half, missed a man for the first time. Watching Yang Di complete a low hand layup.

Subsequently, Baron Davis hit a mid-range jumper, and Yang Di turned around with a small hook and caused Haslem's defensive foul. The Warriors played a wave of 7-0, chasing the score to only 4 points.

After the Heat paused, Wade made an emergency stop and hit a jumper, and the two sides entered a tug of war.

In this quarter, Yang Di relied on his excellent ball-handling ability and breakthrough level to rampage against the Heat's inside line, causing two fouls by Haslem, one foul by O'Neal, and one foul by Gary Payton and James Powell. Xi each fouled once, and the lethality was amazing.

At the end of the three quarters, the Warriors were only 72 points behind the Heat 77 to 5, recovering a lot of points in a single quarter.

Yang Di exhausted a lot of energy and had already scored a double-double of 18 points and 11 rebounds. Compared with the previous two days in Miami, after encountering a targeted double-team defense, the difficulty of scoring has increased by several levels. The Heat double-teamed Yang unscrupulously. Di, the bet is that other people's performance is average.

The fact is true, Danny Granger and Mike Dunleavy combined made 11 of 1 shots from beyond the three-point line, which did not have the effect of widening the space at all.

Pat Riley still didn't dare to overuse O'Neal, Monta Ellis made a beautiful breakthrough, and the second team's score rose.

At 7 minutes and 19 seconds of the fourth quarter, amidst the cheers of the audience, the Warriors overtook the score. At this time, Yang Di raised his hands and waved his arms to indicate that the fans in the Bay Area were more enthusiastic, showing that the stadium atmosphere was no worse than that of Miami.

The people here also love basketball and the sense of accomplishment and happiness that the Golden State Warriors bring to them.

The Heat made some mistakes in their busy schedule. Wade missed the ball, and the breakthrough was not as sharp as it was at the beginning. After Baron Davis switched defenses, he was finally able to slightly limit this almost incomprehensible third-year student.

Haslem couldn't defend Yang Di, who lacked physical strength, and Yang Di only made a back-and-forth jumper, which made him unable to interfere.

Yang Di scored 7 points in a row. In a few minutes, the Warriors set off wave after wave of offensive frenzy. Amid the cheers of the audience and fans, in the last minute, they led the Heat by 1 points 104 to 99. The Heat had a great offensive efficiency in the last quarter. discount.

The Heat still didn't make a three-pointer at the last moment. After foul tactics, there was not much time left, and they lost to the Warriors again.

Nancy and Lily stood up together with the audience, and the applause was given to Yang Di who scored 28 points and 15 rebounds. He was still named the most valuable player of the game.

"So handsome."

(End of this chapter)