Nba: Three Anti-Sky Skills At The Beginning

334. Visiting Salt Lake City

Facing the open space after receiving the ball, Wade made some adjustments and made a shot. The ball was made steadily, and the Heat responded with a three-pointer!

Walker dribbles over and shouts, "Let's hit a ball!" 35

Jeremy Lin pulled to the top of the arc to catch the ball, hit the ground and passed it to Walker who made an air cut.

But Harrell and Wade both attacked, Walker gave the ball to Batum in the bottom corner, the Hornets scored consecutive shots from the outside, and Jeremy Lin made a three-pointer!

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Hornets' shooting percentage from outside the three-point line rebounded. After calling a timeout, Stanley replaced Butler and Hill, and the Heat expanded their perimeter defense.

Jeremy Lin of the Hornets rested, Walker dribbled the ball over and gave the ball to Lamb in the low post.

Lamb wanted to pass the ball back to Walker who made an air cut, but Butler made up his defense and rushed the ball in front of Walker.

After receiving the ball, Wade dribbled back and changed direction. A dragon rushed towards the Hornets half court. Although Walker returned to the defense, Wade blocked him. Wade dunked the ball easily with both hands, and the entire basketball hoop shook. stand up.

Jiang Bai reappeared in the next timeout. He carried Batum to the inside and scored two points, and then made a mid-range shot from the outside to help the Heat widen the point difference.

With continuous shooting from the outside, the Hornets were unable to chase points, and finally (aceb) the Heat defeated the Hornets at home 113:100.

After the game, Walker accepted an interview with reporters: "We didn't play well in this game. Whether it was inside or outside, we didn't take advantage of it, and there were a lot of mistakes.

"If we meet the Heat in the playoffs, we need to score more points and reduce mistakes on the offensive end."

The Heat will go away to challenge the Jazz in the next regular season. In the last few games, the inside center Gobert of the Jazz averaged 20 points, 15 rebounds and 5 blocks per game. 80 points.

Before the game, Chris Webber was invited as a commentator. O'Neal asked: "In this game, the Heat are visiting Salt Lake City to challenge the Jazz. What do you think of Webber?"

"I think Gobert of the Jazz can limit the breakthroughs of Jiang Bai and Wade in the interior, and with the home game, the Jazz are still playing better." Webber replied.

"Yes, with Gobert sitting on the inside, it is difficult for the Heat to make a breakthrough. They need to use outside shots to score." Barkley said.

Before the game, Jiang Bai and Gobert said: "Today you defend the inside, I will shoot a few more three-pointers from the outside."

After the game started, Gobert and Whiteside jumped the ball, and Gobert, who was tall and long, took the ball back and the Jazz got the ball.

Hood holds the ball on the outside, O'Neal said: "The Jazz not only have Gobert inside, but also have Hayward and Ingles on the outside."

Haywardra came out to catch the ball outside the three-point line, faced Butler's defense, and after shaking the tentative step, he stopped and scored two points with a jumper.

After switching the ball, Wade gave it to Jiang Bai on the outside. The Jazz adopted a double-team tactic as soon as they came on the field. Hood and Ingles double-teamed Jiang Bai.

After dribbling to the bottom line, Jiang Bai took off and used an accelerated pass to pass the ball to Butler in the corner on the other side. Facing Hayward's supplementary defense, Butler passed the ball again and gave it to the top of the arc Wade hit a three-pointer.

O'Neal said: "Although the Jazz's double-teaming tactic can limit Jiang Bai's breakthrough, it will miss people on the outside. On the outside, the Heat's Wade and Butler can both shoot three-pointers."