One Thousand Four Hundred and Six. Then Beat Bosh!

Seeing the bearded man with long hair covering his ears running back, with a height of 215 centimeters and a weight of 120 kilograms, Bosh felt that he was really the body and slave of the young master...

During the transition between offense and defense, Chalmers received the ball and advanced. James ran to the frontcourt first and wanted to get down quickly, but was followed closely by Jimmy Butler, and Sun Ce and Klay Thompson blocked Chalmers and Wei. Germany, when the Grizzlies score a goal, James finds it a bit difficult to serve and start a fast break.

The Grizzlies sent out this starter. When James saw the Grizzlies' starting list 10 minutes before the game, he really didn't expect that Paul George did not start in the finals, but gave a functional player the start.

If it were James, he would never be able to stand it after playing.

But the Grizzlies did this. James knew that they had definitely communicated and reached a consensus. It was impossible for the Grizzlies to do anything that might lead to internal strife at this time.

The Grizzlies perimeter player who defends James best is Jimmy Butler, a guy who looks thin but ranks first among shooting guards in the league in terms of weight. Harden is not as strong as this guy.

However, the opponent's center is Gasol. James waits for Chalmers to come over, receives the ball, and looks for Nene to pick and roll!

Without Nene, James would have had a headache when he saw the Bears. However, with Nene... Nene helped James block Jimmy Butler, and James used the pick-and-roll to break through!

The expanded Gasol moves very quickly. He has been practicing this specifically in the past few days. He can use it whether he is guarding Rose or James.

Gasol's steps surprised James, but James didn't stop and took three big steps next to Gasol on the right side of the free throw line!

After taking one step, James started his new signature offensive move, taking the second step and turning around!

He was heavier than Gasol, but he moved very quickly. He turned around and stepped on the arc of the reasonable collision area to hit the basket. Sun Ce, who had taken it back, didn't even make up for it.

Seeing James turn around, Sun Ce felt that this was probably considered a talent. Anyway, he had tried but couldn't learn it and couldn't find the feeling at all.

This is not the turning step of ordinary people. Because of James, the league changed the rules back then, making it legal to take three big steps and then jump after two steps.

This rule change has no impact on other NBA players, because others have played basketball for so many years. If they want to adapt to a three-step game with a completely different rhythm, they might as well strengthen their accustomed layup steps.

Now James doesn’t need this anymore,

I think face is still very important, but he still makes the best use of this rule. After he took a step just now, he stepped out with his left foot and turned his back to the baseline. He stepped with his right foot to the arc of the reasonable collision zone with a jumping movement, and then Turn around... Unless there's someone blocking the basket, you can't defend him at all!

Last season, some people criticized James for turning around and walking. However, according to the existing rules, James' turning around does not count as a walk.

Now, almost two years have passed, and everyone is used to this pace. In last year's Olympic finals, FIBA ​​did not praise James' pace.

Of course, the main reason is that James is too strong. It is unlikely that another player would be able to accelerate against Gasol, and that would be James.

Sun Ce advanced to the frontcourt and was just beaten by James, so let's vent his anger on Bosh!

The Heat switched back to normal defense inside, and Nene went to guard Gasol. Bosh followed Randolph. As soon as he reached the left baseline and waited for Randolph to run over, Bosh felt a chill and felt something bad - -Someone wants to harm me!

Then, Bosh's bad premonition came true. Sun Ce went to the frontcourt and directed Randolph to go to the low post. Gasol opened up...

Bosh was thrown away by Randolph who received the ball. Randolph missed the throw. However, Randolph grabbed the ball before Bosh and Nene who shrank back and made a tip-in!

The game had just started, and Bosh felt like he was collapsing! The opponent is determined to beat him!

In today's league, the last thing Bosh wants to encounter is Randolph. Duncan and Nowitzki are old and will not play in isolation often; Aldridge is a mid-range shooting player, and Bosh can defend well; Boozer Let Nene guard, and Bosh can guard Noah, who has no singles ability...

Bosh was desperate only when he was playing Randolph. Gasol was capable of playing in the low post. Although he was not strong, he was just enough to beat him!

When Randolph's aggressive self-shooting, steal and then shot at the basket, the rest of the Grizzlies had already retreated. Randolph used his offense to help the team create an opportunity to force the game into a positional battle.

However, Bosh was bullied on the defensive end, but on the offensive end, he is really strong!

James received the ball in the frontcourt and continued to pick and roll with Nene. Wade was followed closely by Klay Thompson. Klay Thompson had enough resistance and would not easily lose his position. Wade had no chance.

Not only did Chalmers have no chance, but the connecting ball path was blocked by the shrinking Sun Ce. However, when Sun Ce and Randolph were shrinking, Bosh slipped to the left baseline, received the ball from James, and hit a mid-range jumper from the baseline!

Sun Ce has made up for it, but with Bosh's height, just like Garnett back then, COSCO's shots are too difficult to guard!

7 to 4!

Just when Bosh scored 5 points on 2-for-2 shooting and quickly retreated to prepare to continue facing death, the Grizzlies called a timeout!

A timeout was called in less than two minutes. Heat coach Spoelstra was thinking about how to defend against the opponent's Bears, and a timeout caught him off guard.

In his opinion, Bosh's mid-range and long-range shots are ultimately shots. Gasol and Randolph are not as stable as Bosh when facing him, and the opponent may play steadily.

But the Grizzlies are just so different...

Coach Hollins doesn't want to bet on probabilistic events. If Bosh really gets excited, the Heat will have an advantage at the beginning, and the Grizzlies will be very difficult to beat on the road.

Direct substitution, Gasol was replaced, Larry Sanders came on, and a more defensively mobile combination was dispatched!

Save Gasol's physical strength first, and then use Gasol after the opponent's physical strength is exhausted later. Anyway, his team has many centers, unlike the opponent who only has one, and even Chris Anderson is used as a center.

Sun Ce thinks this idea is feasible to adjust his defense to deal with the opponent's pick-and-roll. It won't be worse than the opponent's 3-for-3 start, right?

However, on the offensive end, Sun Ce feels that the pressure has increased. Without Gasol's support and distribution, the pressure to organize the offense is now on him alone!

After the timeout, the Heat played for a minute and a half and would not make substitutions at this time. Seeing that the Grizzlies had a substitution at the center position, James silently looked at the words "2005-2VP" written above the arena. ": Dwyane Wade" banner, thinking that he wanted Chandler and DeAndre Jordan, and the team got back a Nene.

It's easy to use, but seeing that the opponent has almost all types of insiders, the gap is too big!