NBA's strongest prince

Chapter 321 Poor Stoudemire
The Heat now have no threat to the Suns, but they didn't get cheap at the beginning of the game.

Stoudemire was really a little arrogant and wanted to ravage O'Neill, but the emaciated camel was bigger than a horse. O'Neill was still tall and strong, and in turn ravaged Stoudemire.

Stoudemire shouldn't want to do it head-on, and O'Neal is a big shark even when he is old.

The key is that other players in the Heat are also in good shape. Haslem can teach Millsap to be a man, and Ricky Davis has a good outside touch.

There are many tricks for veterans to bully young people. If you have no experience and only work hard, it will not be so easy in the game.

Russell felt like a kindergarten teacher, constantly teaching the rookies on the field how to do it.

Russell is really a good teacher for the teams that have played mock games.

For other teams, Russell can only encourage him spiritually.

Of course, the young players on the team can't tell the difference, because they really respect Russell, and he thinks everything Russell says is right, whether it's chicken soup or actual combat tutorials.

In this game, the Heat can only bully young people for a while, because there are still so many solar players.

No matter how the outside world comments on the Suns in the new season, they have no shortage of people.

When it comes to the rotation period, the Heat really can't win.

The Heat's substitutes are basically veterans who can't be beaten. It is really difficult to keep up with the rhythm of the Suns.

In fact, the Heat want to fight hard and win the Suns to boost morale, but their old players really can't do it.

After O'Neal bullied Stoudemire, he found that even if the Suns didn't speed up, he would consume a lot more to beat Gasol. This young man is completely different from his brother, and he has strength.

The Heat saw that the score was not behind for the time being, so they could only save the victory until the second half.

Heat head coach Riley really wanted to win this game. Now the Suns are still running in and don't use it to boost morale. If they meet in the future, they won't win.

And if the Heat continue to lose, they will have to rebuild.

Not to mention, although O'Neal still has a trading market, it is already difficult to exchange for a good player.

Originally, the Suns took over in history, but now it will be more difficult for the Heat to send O'Neal without losing money.

If you are willing to suffer, the team is very interested, and the Cavaliers will probably kneel and beg.

It's a pity that the Heat didn't want to suffer a loss after spending so much money. O'Neal himself didn't want to go to a weak chicken team, nor did he want to go to a small city, because he would die of loneliness.

In the second half, O'Neal's strength was still there, but his physical strength was much worse.

O'Neill was not so self-disciplined in the summer, and he had already consumed a lot of teaching young people in the first half.

There will be no problem if you keep playing, but it will be a bit discouraged if you take a break in the middle.

If O'Neal can't handle the offensive end, the Heat's offense will have some problems.

They played well in the first half, mainly because other positions had opportunities after O'Neal rose up.

Now, if the sun restricts them, don't completely restrict them to death, half of them is no problem.

The current defense of the Suns still has a tradition, and young players are also very accepting of their defensive theory. The Triple Crown is no joke, they represent the right now, and competitive sports are like this.

Defensively, the Heat gradually lost control of Russell and Ray Allen.

Now Ray Allen seldom holds the ball, and he feels less threatening than Joe Johnson, but his efficiency is actually good, and he doesn’t occupy much possession of the ball. When the touch comes, he and Russell take turns to make three-pointers.

Now the Heat find it difficult. Russell and Ray Allen are players with simple styles of play. Sometimes when their defensive ideas come up, the Suns score.

Super backcourt, the sun has not changed, it feels more troublesome than the cooperation between Russell and Stoudemire.

The outside line is not as stable as the inside line, but it is really not that easy to defend.

When it came to the rotation period, the Heat became even more anxious.

Ellis is full of drive, and after being reused, he is like a tiger out of the gate, and no one in the Heat can keep up.

The sun's lead continued to expand, and the game quickly lost its suspense.

Anticlimactic, that is the current performance of the Heat, even if the physical strength in the second half can't keep up, in fact, it shouldn't be too far behind, they just lack fighting spirit in their hearts.

No matter how iron-blooded Riley is, he can only manage the training of the players, not their psychology.

The logarithm of the Suns' Eastern Conference trip is not particularly troublesome, but back-to-back and back-to-back are still quite a test for the team at the beginning of the season.

After playing the Heat, they came to Orlando.

This season, the Magic got Lewis and invited Stan Van Gundy as the head coach, which has a rising trend.

Howard's offense is also a very important reason. Stoudemire was ravaged by O'Neal when he played.

Howard is really strong in physical fitness, coupled with the changes in the Magic's tactics, allowing Turkoglu to find opportunities to stuff the ball inside, and Stoudemire was beaten at the beginning of the game.

Howard doesn't have O'Neal's power, but like Stoudemire, he's explosive.

It just so happened that his strength was still a little stronger than that of Stoudemire, so Stoudemire was fooled again.

Stoudemire is a little skeptical about life. He obviously feels that the league has no opponents. Those who are taller than him are not as fast as him, those who are faster than him are not as strong as him, and those who are stronger than him are not as explosive as him.

I didn't expect O'Neill to explode once, and Howard will be so powerful when.

In the fourth year of his career, Howard's muscles have also grown up. Stoudemire is really no match for hard work. Because of knee problems, Stoudemire has kept his weight relatively light, and he must not be able to do this.

And Howard's speed is actually not slow. This buddy has reached the peak, and it may be difficult for Stoudemire to find his way back.

However, although Stoudemire was fucked by Howard, Russell and Ray Allen rubbed back and forth against the Magic's backcourt.

Magic's new coach Van Gundy improved the team's offense, but temporarily sacrificed the team's defense.

Besides, for short guards like Nelson in the Magic's backcourt, Russell really pulls out at will.

As a result, the Magic discovered that before the Heat, Stoudemire had little effect.

They are actually faster than the Heat, because except for Howard, their other players have no performance, and they can't play or prevent the Suns' offense.

Russell is so excited about this point that the Suns are really hard to defend, double-teams can also send instant passes, and Stoudemire can sneak back to get back a little face.

When it comes to the rotation period, the Magic is not even an opponent, and can only watch the score gap gradually widen.

Only in the first half, they were completely suppressed in their home court.

(End of this chapter)