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Chapter 163 Mobile Attack and Defense
The Heat attacked, and Wade slowly dribbled the ball to the frontcourt. Facing James' main defense, he didn't find a good breakthrough opportunity. Anti-burst is not anti-shot, and no chance to speed up the sprint is given.

With a clear snap, the basketball hit the floor and flew outside the 65-degree three-point line on the right.

Eddie Jones caught the ball in front of the frame, feinted a shot, raised the ball directly over the top, and made a three-pointer.

Brown immediately rushed forward to find it, Eddie Jones pulled the ball down, got short, exerted force with his feet, broke through to the three-point line, pulled the ball directly from the horns and made an emergency stop jumper, and shot two points backward, his body was very high in the air. Stretched, the shooting posture is very free and easy, with a bit of Kobe's charm when shooting.

There was nothing superfluous in the whole shot, the white net flower splashed, the basketball entered hollowly, and there was a burst of water splash.

Eddie Jones' physical explosiveness is not as good as before after the injury, but his shooting skills have not been lost. An All-Star scorer can still easily score points.

4 to 4! !
In addition to attacking the opponent's weaknesses, the Heat also have their own stable scoring points, focusing on themselves, which is a sign of a mature team.

Only by having one's own offensive system, and being able to beat opponents at specific positions, can one remain invincible.

The Heat played very well, but the Cavaliers also played well.

Although the Heat have their own system, this system is very unbalanced. If it is opened, it can win, but if it is not opened, it will easily fall into trouble.

In the West, there is a saying that don't put all eggs in one basket. The basketball world also pays attention to balance.

The Heat were singled out by Jones, and the offensive firepower is nothing to say, but they did not surpass the standard. They still had the offensive firepower from the outside, but not the offense from the inside, so they couldn't play new content.

Walking on one leg is easy to fall!

Next, the Cavaliers almost led the offensive rhythm, and the situation on the field favored the Cavaliers.

Just because the Cavaliers' lineup is more balanced, Ilgauskas first overwhelmed the inside and dominated the basket.

Although Grant said that his playing style is very tough and he has the temperament of a desperate Saburo, but there is too much difference in height.

One inch long and one inch stronger, Ilgauskas caught the ball and faced the frame, and made a mid-range shot against Grant, and Grant couldn't make a better response.

Ilgauskas can easily score with his back to the basket, turning around and picking the basket. As long as he catches the ball, he is a threat. Especially Ilgauskas feels very good tonight, almost no matter how he plays. , Grant was facing him, almost powerless to parry.

The only thing to do is to defend desperately around the front, to prevent Ilgauskas from receiving the ball, or to use other teammates to help defend and double-team.

Although the Heat's mobility is good, this kind of defense is not without flaws.

Ilgauskas pulled up to the high position, connected with James, and played a pick-and-roll cooperation. Grant's forward tactics couldn't be used.

As soon as the pick-and-roll tactics started, James' center was activated immediately, and the combination of inside and outside made the Heat very sour.

If there is double-teaming, Haslem's movement will greatly increase the offensive threat of Elke Williams, who is attacking from the flanks.

The Cavaliers occupy the advantage of the lineup, and they beat the Heat with one point and lost the other, which is very embarrassing.

Ilgauskas made 6 of 6 shots in a single quarter, scored 12 points efficiently in a single quarter, and led the Cavaliers to play a multi-point offensive situation. In the first quarter, they led the Heat by 33 points to 21 to 12, and entered the second quarter.

The Heat's two guns, Wade and Jones, have good offensive firepower, but Odom has a bad touch. He made 5 of 1 shots and only scored 2 points. Well, the inside and outside are out of balance, and the offense cannot be opened, so they can only dig holes and jump by themselves, falling behind the opponent.

The second quarter started, and the two sides replaced the substitute lineup to fight.

The Heat replaced Wade and Haslem with Caron Butler, Ralph Alston, and Malik Allen, playing defensive counterattacks and speeding up.

The Cavaliers have a lot of leads, with James and Brown leading the offense, Wagner, Ira Nubel, and Diop playing the game, the tactics remain unchanged, and the forward style is organized.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Wade began to attack the Cavaliers' basket. Ilgauskas and Boozer were not on the court. Wade took the ball and stepped into the inside line with a European step, frequently creating murderous intentions, and succeeded in attacking one after another. .

In the 6th minute of the second quarter, the Heat attacked, Wade organized the ball in the frontcourt, and James defended close to prevent Wade from getting a breakthrough.

Haslem took the initiative to move laterally, when Wade played the pick-and-roll.

After a year of honing in the European League, Haslem's basic skills are more solid, and he cuts down immediately after the pick-and-roll.

Wade was double-teamed by James and Newbell, a ground pass.

With a clear snap, the basketball passed through the gap between James and Newbell's defense, bounced off the floor, and flew into Haslem's hands.

Haslem didn't hesitate for a moment, caught the ball and shot a jumper, hitting the basket steadily.

As a short insider, without the shooting ability to evacuate the inside line, it is almost impossible to gain a foothold in the NBA.Unless this player has the top defensive ability of Daben, otherwise, he can only sit on the bench.

Even Daben was miserable when he first entered the NBA, because he couldn't even make free throws.

After Haslem lost the election in 2002, he realized the importance of the CIC and practiced desperately.Finally gaining a firm foothold this season, although he can't become the team's star player due to his simple playing style, he is an indispensable puzzle for players.

Wade teamed up with Haslem to invigorate the Heat's offensive line, and was double-teamed. Once the ball was scored, other players would have an open shot.

Butler was on the flank, and his violent scoring ability was obvious. He scored like chopping melons and vegetables, which caused a headache for the Cavaliers.

Although the Heat's inside line is still not open, the offensive firepower is still very fierce.

The Heat took the opportunity to play a more blooming offensive situation, which made the Cavaliers unable to hold their heads up.

In particular, the Heat's mobile offense and defense made the Cavaliers' outside line directly misfired, and the inside line who came off the bench was not strong enough to attack, and could not give more support to the outside line. Instead, due to defensive problems, the outside line was dragged down.

It directly caused the Cavaliers' offensive efficiency to plummet. At the end of the second quarter, the Heat played a good defensive counterattack.

Wade received a pass from Butler, striding his legs like a lightning bolt, and went to the basket. Although the dunk was destroyed by Wagner, he got two free throws.

At the free throw line, Wade patted the basketball and took a deep breath. Amidst the boos all over the sky, he flicked his wrist and made two free throws steadily.

48 to 49! !
With these two free throws, the Heat hit a 28-15 attack wave in the second quarter. Not only did they get back the score, but they also turned away. With a score of 49 to 48, they overtook the Cavaliers by 1 point and entered the locker room to rest.

(End of this chapter)