One Thousand Four Hundred and Forty-One. The Hook Shot Is King at the Critical Moment

It was an iron shot, and it was definitely a shot. James and Tracy McGrady, two players with excellent height and wingspan, flanked each other. Sun Ce only had a chance to make a shot, and he was not possessed by No. 24.

Larry Sanders didn't grab the rebound when he rushed for it. Bosh got the defensive rebound very hard this time.

However, as soon as he got the rebound, Bosh found that his three major perimeter players were being pressed and defended by the opponent!

Gasol retreated when Sun Ce shot. When Larry Sanders rushed to grab the offensive rebound, it was definitely a direct second offense. It didn't matter to him whether he got it or not. His most important role was Guard the basket.

Sun Ce and Wade were entangled, Jimmy Butler and James were fighting hand-to-hand, Tony Allen and Tracy McGrady were fighting hand-to-hand... It was better for James to be more horizontal, and he got a chance to catch the ball with a sudden stop and reverse run, and Bosh quickly passed it out.

After receiving the ball, James advanced quickly, which was delayed for three seconds!

After returning to the backcourt, Sun Ce immediately let go of Wade and reached the mid-range.

Three seconds are very important for the 24-second attack time. It is one-eighth of the attack time. When James reaches the frontcourt, he directs his teammates to move and look for opportunities.

Just like when Jimmy Butler accidentally committed his first foul at the beginning of the game, he was determined to find a way to create Jimmy Butler. With Jimmy Butler here, it becomes more difficult for James to attack at this point.

Moreover, it is even harder to fight now!

The opponent directly upgraded the defense from nightmare level to hell level!

Still looking for a pick-and-roll, but this time after the pick-and-roll, James was pursued by Jimmy Butler, Gasol was blocking in front, and Sun Ce was assisting in defense... James quickly passed the ball to Nene, and Nene caught the ball and made a mid-range shot. Sun Ce, who was predicted to be the target of the pass, pounced on him and slapped him down!

Tony Allen pounced to grab the ball before McGrady. McGrady reacted quickly and was almost the second-defense man during his rookie contract. He interfered with Tony Allen's pass to Sun Ce or Jimmy Butler and counterattacked. The Heat The team retreated quickly, forcing the Grizzlies into a positional battle.

With this Grizzlies lineup, if you want to be sure of your offense, you can only counterattack. Otherwise, you can only rely on Sun Ce!

Sun Ce didn't think about efficiency. His current goal was to wear down the opponent. He just needed to shoot more. After receiving the ball and advancing to the frontcourt, Sun Ce looked at James, who was guarding the top arc and stepping on the three-point line, and waved to Tony. -Allen pick-and-roll.

Teacher Tony must be allowed to play a role on the offensive end. Teacher Tony cannot be pointed at to shoot open three-pointers.

Under Sun Ce's instructions, Tony Allen blocked James' right side, and Sun Ce broke through from the left!

The pick-and-roll had no effect. McGrady switched defense and came to Sun Ce. James ignored Tony Allen and stepped back to prevent Sun Ce from making a left-hand mid-range shot after passing McGrady.

But Sun Ce did not rush in, took a step to the free throw line, and hooked sideways without getting rid of McGrady...

"The ball-holding pick-and-roll expert is triggered at level 4. The host chooses a mid-range shot within 3 seconds after borrowing the pick-and-roll, and the mid-range shot evaluation is temporarily increased by two small levels..."

Because of McGrady's defensive interference, Sun Ce's shot was a little harder, but the accuracy was very good. It hit the backboard and the neck of the basket, bounced, and fell into the frame!

The Grizzlies score first!

56 to 54!

The Heat were already prepared. It hurt to be shot by Sun Ce, but this was Sun Ce. They were used to Sun Ce's various magic balls. Nene immediately picked up the ball and quickly sent it to James to avoid being interfered with the serve.

In the frontcourt, Wade led Sun Ce out to ask for the ball. At this time, Wade knew that he needed to help James bear the pressure.

First, it is to help James preserve his energy. James is stronger than Wade at critical moments; second, he is really more advantageous than James in singles, because Sun Ce will not defend him, and there will be no other Sun Ce to help defend him!

Wade is worthy of being a player who won the FMVP in the third grade, and he found the loopholes in the Grizzlies' defense.

Although the overall defense of the Grizzlies lineup is too horizontal, it is still difficult for Wade to use the pick-and-roll to score points.

But at least it's not as difficult as James.

The Heat's space containment ability is countless times better than the Grizzlies' lineup.

The Grizzlies also relied on Sun Ce to score with difficulty, and Sun Ce's hook played a key role.

The rhythm of the two teams was very slow, and while the scores on both sides were rising slowly, the players on the Heat team became increasingly uneasy.

McGrady was consumed by Tony Allen's confrontation, and he missed a three-pointer when there was an open space. Mike Miller, who came in to replace McGrady, was also consumed by Tony Allen. Tony Allen came on tonight and was responsible for doing this, consuming the opponent's movement. Not that good a pitcher.

This makes the Heat even more afraid to replace Ray Allen easily. If Ray Allen is also consumed, it will be difficult at the critical moment!

However, the Heat are very patient and not impatient. They know that the Grizzlies' lineup will not last long if they play like this. Even if Sun Ce and Jimmy Butler can handle it, others can't!

Tony Allen, Larry Sanders, and Gasol are not very physical players.

At 6 minutes and 11 seconds of the third quarter, as Sun Ce finally counterattacked and scored two points, the Grizzlies led the Heat by 3 points 65 to 62, and the Heat called a timeout!

8 to 11, the Heat were going crazy in the first half of the quarter, but seeing Nash, Klay Thompson, Paul George, and Yi Jianlian take off their training uniforms... they finally got over it!

This half of the quarter was simply torture, and Sun Ce couldn't be guarded!

If you want to defend against Sun Ce's hook shot, you may be directly squeezed into the basket by Sun Ce, and Sun Ce is just like Wade when he was young, so fierce.

Otherwise, you can only bet on whether Sun Ce's sideways hook shot will go in, and try to interfere as much as possible.

However, Sun Ce almost kept shooting for half a quarter, and he didn't care whether he could hold on physically. In 6 minutes and 11 seconds, he made 4 of 9 shots and scored 8 points. In addition, Jimmy Butler took advantage of Larry Sanders's block to make a tip-in 2+1 when Tony Allen missed a three-pointer. The Grizzlies scored 11 points in half a quarter.

Fortunately, they finally survived this period!

The Heat directly gave up the second ball-holding point and sent out a combination of James, Ray Allen, James Jones, Bosh, and Chris Anderson.

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After the timeout, the Heat were very nervous, and the Grizzlies were also very nervous. They finally created a 3-point lead, but this was considered to have consumed the physical strength of Gasol and Larry Sanders in advance. Now, they have to rely on offense.

Although Sun Ce is now relied on, Nash, Paul George, Klay Thompson, and Yi Jianlian also have to share the pressure for Sun Ce.

Moreover, Wade scored 4 points and 2 assists in the past 6 minutes. In addition to helping the Heat keep the score close, James got a long rest on the offensive end!

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