Build a Dream Dynasty

So far this season, the Nets' performance has exceeded everyone's expectations, but one thing has been criticized, that is, they are helpless when facing top teams. The Bulls, Lakers, Spurs, and Celtics all played a performance that taught them how to behave when facing the Nets. Today, it was the first time that this group of young people from the Nets had a 50-50 match against a top team, and they really saw the hope of winning. Everyone's fighting spirit was ignited to a boiling point.

Carter and George opened up on the left and right sides respectively, Yi Jianlian lifted up to the corner of the penalty area on the left, pulled Ilgauskas out of the penalty area, and Bledsoe and Lopez went straight to the basket after completing a pick-and-roll. In a trance, the way Bledsoe broke through with the ball made people see the shadow of the Thunder's No. 0.

Bosh, who had been prepared for this for a long time, stood in front of Bledsoe, his long arms covering the opponent's line of sight, and when he was about to step into the reasonable collision zone, Bledsoe leaned against Bosh, and when his muscles collided, Bledsoe has a shot angle in front of his eyes. With his body no longer able to use his strength in the air, Bledsoe completely relied on instinct to throw the ball to a point he estimated on the rebound, and hit the rebound steadily.

After scoring, Bledsoe sat on the ground and looked at the referee. Unfortunately, the referee shook his head to indicate that Bosh did not foul.

A little afraid of George's three-pointer threat, but also out of trust in Bosh, James did not choose to return to the penalty area this round, but he really didn't expect it. Bosh couldn't even handle a first-year rookie on the other side, and there was a distressed expression on his face.

Who can move this!

Going back to the offensive end, James once again faced a one-versus-two situation. George and Yi Jianlian's timely flanking made him quite uncomfortable. As a last resort, he had to return the ball to Wade. At this time, the attack time was only 6 seconds left. Wade tried to break through but failed, so he could only barely make an outside shot, and the ball hit the back of the basket heavily. However, this time Lopez's position failed to block Ilgauskas behind him. Big Z jumped up and pointed at the basketball. The ball fell into the hands of Arroyo who inserted into the inside. He fell, hit two points, and tied the score.

In this round of defense, the Nets have achieved the ultimate in their current state, and the Heat are still making up for the ball. Their enthusiasm seems to have been poured with cold water.

"Let's hit them back, go!" George clapped his hands fiercely, encouraging the morale of his teammates. It's still a tie now, what a panic!

I took a shot of Bledsoe's butt and signaled him to the frontcourt. George caught the ball in the backcourt and took on the heavy responsibility of holding the ball across the half.

What's your level of ball handling? Don't you have any tricks? That is to say, James was too lazy to press forward. Just after halftime, Carter came over to take the ball away to prevent him from being slapped in the face.

Lopez received the ball from the free throw line, fouled Bosh's defense, and made two free throws.

Wade cuts to the basket, catches the ball from James, stares at Yi Jianlian's defense and hits two points.

Carter held the ball, used the pick-and-roll to squeeze out the shooting space, and missed a long-range shot.

James reached the inside line for a layup, causing Lopez to foul and made two free throws.

George succeeded in going around the screen and hit a mid-range jumper.

James passed the ball and was intercepted by George. George then made a fast break, and James put a big cap behind his back. . . . . . .

In the last 30 seconds of the game, the two sides battled to a 99-point tie. The Heat had the ball. Spoelstra called a timeout and arranged the final offensive tactics. At this time, all offensive players must come out together to complete this scoring. .

Chalmers, Wade, James Jones, James, Bosh. The Heat put the two players with the most accurate three-pointers in the team on the field to prevent the Nets from defending the basket inside. After all, at this time, the league has a tradition of letting players decide the game by themselves, such as minor fouls, etc. At this time, it will basically not blow.

Back to the Nets, Carter kept chattering in Bledsoe and George's ears until he played. Sure enough, the Nets' defense changed. Bledsoe switched to defend Wade, Carter stepped forward to use his body to carry James, and Yi Jianlian pulled to the outside to defend the three-point shooter James Jones.

James received the ball, and Carter pushed James with a small movement from the moment he received the ball. James responded with a serious "stagger". The referee didn't blow his whistle, and the American Airlines Center immediately boos.

Carter was also sure that the referee would not react at this time, so he made such a bold move. However, he can also see that this kind of benefit is enough once. If Carter challenges the referee again, he will bear the consequences.

James held the ball and faced Carter, and he slammed into Carter directly with a short body. At the moment when the two bodies were about to touch, he turned Carter behind him with a turn that violated common sense of physics.

Carter didn't give up. He hadn't been this excited for a long time. He turned around and made the last effort against James' body. It looked like he had returned to his youth, and his movements were still so agile and fast.

Lopez also rushed forward, standing under the basket and guarding the last door. If he wants to attack the basket, he must cross his obstacle.

James took off, like he had done countless dunks in the past, raised the ball high above his head with one hand, faced Lopez, and flew towards the basket. . . . .

"Boom!"

The basketball hoop made a loud noise, and then it kept shaking, like trembling with fear when facing a strong man.

"Beep~~~~~~~~" The referee pointed at Lopez, "White thug No. 11 fouled and made two free throws."

Not calling fouls at the last moment is just for some small actions, it's not that you don't blow people to death. In the end, in order not to be marked as 2+1, Lopez played a ruthless hand. He didn't call a physical foul because he had done enough protective actions, and James didn't get angry.

Getting up from the ground, James bounced lightly. The posture of landing just now was correct, and there was nothing unusual.

Perhaps because he hadn't recovered from the impact just now, James' first free throw hit the back eaves of the basket and bounced back. The fans in the audience immediately exclaimed, feeling sorry for the goal.

Bosh, Wade and other teammates also high-fived James one after another. James, who had stabilized his emotions, took a deep breath, made a steady shot and made a hit.

Then it's the last defense, and the Nets will call a timeout. . . . . . Bar!

After James made a hollow goal, veteran Carter caught the ball from the bottom line without any hesitation, and threw the ball directly to George at the center line. At this time, only Wade of the Heat reacted and chased to the backcourt.

Stevens arranged the Nets' final offensive tactics long before James' final offensive, that is, to launch a fast break immediately without calling a timeout. This arrangement caught the Heat by surprise and successfully created a 1-on-1 opportunity for George in the frontcourt.

Leaning on Wade with one hand to push forward, George's ball-holding attack skills are not very good, but there is a large open area in front of him, and there is no help defense. Don't say that George is an outside line, even an inside line like O'Neill can be flexible. dribble advance.

Wade can be regarded as one of the top defensive guards in the two skills of helping to defend the inside and intercepting passes. However, he is somewhat embarrassed by a small forward like George who is taller than himself and not weak in confrontation. , a split jump attempt interfered with George's final layup, but missed the ball.

Falling on George, Wade turned his head to look at the basketball bouncing on the rim, once, twice, and then fell straight into the net. . . . . .

"YEAH!"