"The rebound was picked off by Haslem, and Jason Williams dribbled the ball through half court. To be honest, White Chocolate suffered a lot against Billups, but there are pros and cons. He can pass the ball and is comfortable. Passing the basketball to O'Neal...
Big Ben resisted O'Neal's waist, did not use a flanking tactic, and prepared to take it hard?
coming!
The Pistons did the most heroic thing. Who gave them the courage?
Gone!
O'Neal turned around, lowered his shoulders and forced a layup.
With a bang, his whole body was hanging on the basket. O'Neal dunked with both hands. The ball was very hard, but it became the background and was dunked.
His height and weight are too disadvantageous..."
You really do the most generous thing, but you get the hardest beating!
There is no other way. He is the best defensive player this season. No, he was also the best defensive player last season. He can't just let his teammates help with O'Neal's physical work without even trying. Wouldn't that not be the best defensive player's card? noodle?
Trying is nothing more than death, don’t lose your cards!
Is this a matter of saving face and suffering?
If the Pistons keep playing like this, keep playing, keep dancing...
Lai Li on the sidelines probably had to hold back his laughter, unless he couldn't help it.
How can O'Neal be defended by himself?
You can have this kind of single defense, and you can give him a few more hits!
On the court, Billups, as a prudent player, made his first attack. He did not continue to wave, and controlled the ball to the frontcourt, allowing Hamilton's off-ball... no, running bullets to fly for a while longer.
The attack time ran out to 20 seconds, and Hamilton used the successive screens of Ben and Rasheed Wallace to get rid of the switching defenses of Wade and Haslem.
Stepping into the corner, there was a snap, and Billups' pass flew into his hands like a scalpel.
"Catch the ball while running, turn around and face the basket, lift the ball and jump, raise your hand to shoot the two-point shot, the shooting posture is standard, the entire catching and shooting movement is silky..."
Bang-dang——!
A beautiful shooting move can also be used as a blacksmith, just like a beautiful woman can also deceive!
Wade followed Hamilton and was already lying down, ready to take a hit. Unexpectedly, Hamilton, the mid-range shooting king, also missed his unique catch-and-shoot skill.
“The rebound was grabbed by Haslem and thrown away, and he threw it towards the frontcourt.
Wade had already charged, and Hamilton reacted very quickly and quickly caught up with him. However, Hamilton was very good at running and was a durable man, but Wade was a fast man when it came to endurance, and he shot like lightning..."
Bang-dang——!
After getting the basketball, Wade rushed to the penalty area, jumped up, dunked with one hand, and scored two points.
4 to 0! !
Looking back, the Pistons' offense hit the ground running again.
Bang-dang——!
Billups suppressed the offensive rhythm, and after 20 seconds, he chose to force a breakthrough, knocked Jason Williams' body away, stopped for a two-point pull-up jumper...
Another pair of hammers hit the iron and missed, and Iron Lu reappeared in the world.
In fact, the strike was not accidental. As for the offense, the Pistons did not even think about organizing the offense. Instead, they chose to kill the attack time, as if waiting until the last few seconds to attack would improve their hit rate.
This kind of disrespectful offensive style of play is not something the Basketball Basketball Team is used to.
"Here we go again, not blacksmithing.
It refers to the offense-defense transition after the game. Haslem picked off the rebound and threw the basketball forward. Haslem, who returned from training in Europe, played with a little more aura, unlike other defensive blue-collar workers. , I grabbed the basketball and just wanted to swing my elbow...
Of course, defensive counterattack tactics are a specialty of the Heat, and it’s impossible for Coach Laili to lose them..."
Jason Williams and Wade rushed to the frontcourt to form a 2-on-1 situation.
White Chocolate took the ball and rushed inside. Hamilton panicked.
I saw Jason Williams pulling the ball and making a pass to Wade, fake fax for a layup, Hamilton was fooled and gave way to himself, and when he came to his senses, Jason Williams was already leaping high. , using a civilian-style basket.
Swish——!
6 to 0! !
"Frozen rice, frozen rice..."
Pistons coach Sanderson rushed to the sidelines and applauded the players on the court.
In fact, he had no idea, and his heart was in a mess. Besides pouring chicken soup, what else could he do?
In terms of lineup, the Pistons have already arranged their "best lineup", and none of the Pistons' top five players is missing.
Tactically, the Pistons have proven themselves to be the most suitable "correct basketball".
The offensive opportunity has already come out. If you don't use the opportunity, what else should he do?
Moreover, the Pistons' offensive attack... is a basic skill, don't be too strange.
Blacksmithing is their offensive style.
If they score, they are also worried that there will be problems with the defense. After all, if the offense is too wasteful, the defense will be lax.
The only thing I can't figure out is that even if it's iron, is this too iron?
This could be your own basket, and those who didn’t know it might have thought it was the Heat’s!
"Hamilton's running... no, it was a running position that gave rise to opportunities. Billups' passing was also really strong, steady, and flew comfortably into Hamilton's hands. He caught the ball, lifted it, turned around, jumped up, and shot... …”
Blacksmithing!
Bang-dang——!
There is nothing wrong with the Pistons' offensive routine. The only problem is that when it comes to the last step, they have no choice but to make life-or-death shots.
Fortunately, the Pistons don't understand offense, and the Heat don't even think about it.
Aren’t the Heat very good at counterattacks?
If the rebound is not placed well, after attacking, the Pistons will not even try to grab the rebound to see if they can grab it, but will immediately start to retreat back.
He is simply too experienced in his defensive skills.
"Wade took off the rebound and the counterattack failed. Wade took the ball to the front court himself..."
"O'Neal got stuck under the basket, Ben moved forward, Walker pulled the side, Rasheed couldn't ignore it, Jason Williams sank to the corner, Billups was also afraid of being hit in the back door, and he didn't leave it completely open. Hasler Mu simply gave up the attack and got entangled with Prince, doing a one-for-one extreme..."
"Above Heaven"
His teammates started the attack, and Wade dribbled the ball in the middle with a cold expression on his face, like a killer who had no need for emotion.
"Wade challenged Hamilton one-on-one. There is nothing good to say. Pulling away means forcing a breakthrough, starting, accelerating, charging into the interior, changing direction and breaking through to the left. Hamilton is very fast, fighting and retreating...
Wade stopped suddenly, raised the ball, and Hamilton's body was shaken.
Just waiting for this, Wade made it clear that he was going to commit an offensive foul, and Hamilton was charged.
Wade got up and jumped into Hamilton's arms. He was careless and couldn't hide..."
With physical advantages and lack of martial ethics, there is no way he can avoid being attacked.
I had no choice. I was going to get fouled anyway, so I had to add more strength. With a bang, Hamilton covered Wade's hand with force.
Beep——!
The whistle sounded, and he helped me up. Wade had to finish the last scene, throwing the basketball towards the basket and finishing the shooting posture.
"Hey! Is this 2+1?
The basketball hit the rim, spun half a circle, and rolled inside.
Wade's body is too strong and beautiful. It withstood the invasion of Hamilton's body and was able to send the ball into the basket...
This body and this talent are simply a blessing from God! "
"What a pity. In the 2003 draft, the Pistons got the second pick. If they had chosen Wade instead of Milicic, the Pistons would have probably dominated the Eastern Conference. They already had tickets for the Finals. .
They selected a parallel No. 1 pick and gave the Heat the cornerstone for their rise. This choice may very well hurt their feet..."
Not a possibility, but a certainty.
Swish——!
Standing on the free throw line, with the fans booing outside the court, Wade steadily made a free throw and scored 3 points.
9 to 0! !
The Pistons still didn't call a timeout.
Sanders didn't feel the need.
The Heat scored two counterattacks. That was because the Pistons shot hard, giving them a chance to counterattack. They responded correctly, did not grab the uncertain frontcourt board, and quickly returned to defense, which solved this problem.
There was one goal, and I didn't have a chance to score. I wanted to try O'Neal's physical skills when he won the Defensive Player of the Year. It's normal to lose points.
Hamilton is the worst defensive player among the Pistons' five Tigers. Against Wade, his physical talent is at a disadvantage, especially in strength confrontation. Points are also normal.
Defensively, there is no room for adjustment.
Offensively, the Pistons are already strong enough, and they may have run out of empty guns in their pistols.
On the next offense, he bet that the Pistons had bullets in their guns!
Unfortunately, Sanders guessed wrong.
There are still no bullets in the Pistons' offensive guns.
"Billups was pressing the offensive tempo again, Hamilton was running, he got rid of Wade, and Wade was exhausted.
Billups suddenly jumped up to the ball. Instead of passing the ball, he used his special skill and shot a three-pointer..."
Bang-dang——!
Billups is really big-hearted. Instead of choosing a safer 2-pointer, he bet on his three-point shooting touch.
He thought it was time to show the qualities of his key teacher.
To be fair, you won't lose your health if you fight like this. If you win, it will really boost your morale.
However, Tielu's name was not obtained by Bai Ping.
Billups is really tough sometimes. Jason Williams, who is 185, is really not strong defensively. His physical talent is very dominant. There are opportunities everywhere in the offense, but the result is still useless.
"In the Heat's offensive round, Wade received a pass from Jason Williams and chose to challenge Hamilton one-on-one. O'Neal was kept in front of the practice and had no chance to perform. He pulled out and played a pick-and-roll for Wade... …”
This is not to mention martial arts. Hamilton is already having a very difficult time defending Wade. He is not sure whether he can defend him one by one. O'Neal is still here to cause trouble. Is there any way to do this?
"Wade threw Hamilton away, Wade burst in, Ben jumped out to sweep up, European step layup, Wade broke through like lightning, attracting all the Pistons' defense, Wade jumped up, he shot... No, after he got away, the shark rushed into the penalty area. The ball was no longer in suspense. Hamilton pressed against O'Neal's body, clinging to him like a bird, but it was of no use. O'Neal's body was twice as long as his, even It’s nearly three times…”
Bang-dang——!
The autumn wind swept away fallen leaves, knocking Hamilton away and receiving Wade's breakthrough pass.
How could the basket be saved?
Wade and O'Neal linked up, and two bottles of poison kept swaying. If they got a little bit of poison, they would be dead.
11 to 0! !
The Flash Shark combination was complete.
The entire palace of Auburn Hills was in dead silence. For nearly 4 minutes in the first quarter, the Pistons failed to score a single offensive point. Forget it, they were not good at offense either. However, their best defense was also lost. The Heat's offense Shots have not been missed yet.
After silence comes an explosion.
The players and spectators let out a tsunami of boos.
Sanders had no choice this time and could only call a timeout to give the Pistons a breather.
The game was one-sided. As a role player and a walk-on, Su Bei received only applause and silence.
The opponent is so useless that he doesn't even want to act like a corpse.
After the timeout, the Pistons finally started their scoring drought.
“The goal was not made by Billups, nor by Hamilton, nor by Prince and Rasheed, but by the worst offensive team.
Hamilton ran out of the open space, received the pass, jumped up and passed the ball to the already empty base at the basket, and the rest was a matter of course..."
The players on the Heat team did not expect that the Pistons would play like this and were stolen once. It also showed that the Pistons' offense was forced to rush and they could only make dangerous moves.
11 to 2! !
However, the Pistons' offense was broken, but defensively, they still couldn't stop the Heat's offense.
It was Wade again, he singled out Hamilton, broke through the emergency stop and hit a mid-range jumper.
Looking back, Billups hit Jason Williams with his back, turned and layup, and returned 2 points.
Jason Williams is not that easy to bully. He used Wade and O'Neal to attract the defensive attention, came up with a fake fax, teased Billups, and returned the favor with a small floater. , scored two points.
Walker saw how his teammates threw and used it, and also came to try his three-point shooting touch.
Bang-dang——!
The Heat's offense lasted for 5 and a half minutes, and finally, they finally wasted an offense.
However, Walker is also really tough and is not here to mess around. In the next round, he faced the defense and hit an unreasonable three-pointer.
"The Heat's shooting is too accurate, with both internal and external firepower. The Pistons' offense is simply the opposite of the Heat's offense. No matter how hard they shoot, they don't..."
"However, the Pistons are a team that has made it to the Finals twice in the past two years. They also reached the Eastern Conference Finals in the third year. They frequently shot from the outside. They showed momentum and did not continue to shoot from the outside. Instead, they drove the ball to the basket. Impact..."
Prince broke away from Haslem's defense, caught the ball and rushed into the penalty area, causing O'Neal's hitter to foul.
Subsequently, Billups' back hit and breakthrough caused a foul on Jason Williams.
Immediately afterwards, Hamilton caught the ball while running, ran into Haslem's arms, and also got the opportunity to go to the free throw line and make a free throw.
The Pistons no longer believe in their shooting touch, but take advantage of the home whistle to frequently attack the basket.
The referee is probably also anxious for the Pistons. You are shooting from the outside and there is no physical contact. He has no chance to give the home whistle even if he wants to.
Finally, you know the numbers, unlike before, mindlessly betting on the shooting touch.
The game was played intermittently, and the Heat's defense was really tough. They would rather give fouls and free throws than give them a chance to hit the basket and dunk.
The players on the field are all in trouble.
Anyone who has never committed a foul is embarrassed to go out and say that you are a Heat player.
At this time, the Heat returned to the lead, but the situation was disrupted. The game entered a back-and-forth pattern instead of one-sided.
After the first quarter, Wade made 6 of 6 shots and scored 13 points in a single quarter. O'Neal made 4 of 5 shots and scored 8 points.
The Heat shot 75% from the field, while the Pistons only shot 35%.
The score was 33 to 25, and the Heat only led the Pistons by 8 points.
No problem, in terms of free throws, the Heat only had one free throw, while the Pistons got 13 free throw opportunities.
In the second quarter, Leli miraculously stopped beating Wade, and O'Neal didn't play either. In addition, Walker, who had a mediocre shooting touch, also took a rest and sent Mourning, Haslem, Posey, Su Bei, and Payton. .
What is Laili doing?
Isn’t this rotation too big?
On the Pistons side, Okur was poached after playing well, and Defield also left, another waste of the second pick. Milicic couldn't play well, and there were really not many goals that the bench could play.
The score was lagging behind again, and the Pistons' top five only rested.
Antonio McDyess, Rasheed, Prince, Milton and Billups were sent.
Not to mention, Larry Brown has not lost the basic operation of playing the main force. If Ben was not 32 years old, he would probably still be on the court. This is also part of "correct basketball".
There is no need to train rookies.
…
