Chapter 1218 1217. Two McGradys!

Liu Mang's playing style today is so strange!

Wade was inexplicably defensive.

This can't get rid of his defense!

Liu Mang used his explosive speed and it was difficult for Wade to guard him, but Liu Mang was not very fast and turned around to break through, so Wade caught up with him immediately.

Liu Mang just leaned against Wade in the high post on the left side of the free throw line and turned again, this time to the left.

Wade quickly moved sideways to the left... At this moment, Liu Mang swung the ball behind Wade with his left hand, turned right as fast as lightning, caught the ball, and broke into the three-second zone!

Suddenly accelerating his speed, he made continuous back-to-back turns and back-to-back turns. In just three or four seconds, Liu Mang made a series of exaggerated and gorgeous dribbling breakthroughs without mistakes!

The Heat originally saw Wade guarding Liu Mang by himself, but he didn't double-team him in advance, and Liu Mang got into the basket!

Only after Liu Mang had entered the basket did O'Neal react and press forward to defend.

It was already too late at this time. Liu Mang grabbed the ball in one step on the left side of the three-second zone, and made a low-handed throw to avoid O'Neal's defense and hit the ball easily.

McGrady, who had been staring at Liu Mang, ready to run to the right position to catch the ball after Liu Mang was flanked at any time, was a little stunned.

He had used this move before, and it was okay to say that Liu Mang was learning from him. Although Liu Mang did not learn anything as fast as him, Liu Mang's efforts gave him the opportunity to become the most comprehensive outside player in NBA history.

However, that kind of elegant and unrestrained agility cannot be learned!

No matter what technique Liu Mang used before, he always had a very purposeful temperament, a feeling of using every possible means.

But this time, Liu Mang actually revealed a chic and agile feeling!

McGrady himself has that feeling. Besides McGrady, there is another person who also wears the No. 1 jersey, his idol-Penny Hardaway!

In just a few seconds, McGrady seemed to see the shadow of his favorite star when he was young!

McGrady saw the difference, and maybe the Heat's O'Neal also saw the difference. O'Neal's expression also showed disbelief, but in the eyes of others, this was no different from the wild moves that McGrady used to make when he was with the Magic.

The No. 1 worn by Liu Mang made the fans at the scene seem to see two Tracy McGrady!

This guy even "copied" his teammates' skills!

Although people used to make fun of Kobe's post-up skills as stealing from Liu Mang, that was just a joke. Fans all knew that it was Liu Mang who pranked Kobe. Liu Mang pranked Kobe not just once or twice, but people were used to it.

Now Liu Mang has learned from his opponents and his teammates...

The most "shameless" player in history is a real hammer!

Liu Mang almost felt like his head was spinning. He can also post up, but he has never played in such a roundabout way. He is not a player who is proficient in post up. Post up is just one of his many styles of play. , commonly used, but not the first choice, so I am a little uncomfortable with Anfernee Hardaway's back-up technique.

However, the opponent is not used to his style of play either.

Surprisingly... progress has been made!

Liu Mang also used post-ups in the previous games, but they were all high-post turns, mid-range jumpers or cuts. Liu Mang couldn't beat Payton with low post-ups, and Jordan's low post-ups were enough to hit Payton.

But Liu Mang played a McGrady-style back-up today, and his turning speed and bold movements were more exaggerated and confusing than McGrady, and his finishing ability at the basket was better than McGrady!

This is so shocking!

It takes at least a summer for others to learn a skill. Wade spent two whole summers practicing his mid-range shot to a top-notch level. Liu Mang learned a back-up skill that is difficult to master on the outside, and he seemed to have learned it all at once! And it was used in the game, which hit Wade hard.

However, it also made Wade more eager to beat Liu Mang today!

If you don’t win this year, it will be too difficult to win in the future!

Wade received the serve and advanced to the frontcourt. Under Liu Mang's defense, he broke through directly to the mid-range and hit a mid-range jumper against Liu Mang's block.

It's still so accurate. In this series, Wade's mid-range shooting percentage exceeded 50%!

It was the Hawks' offense again. After Wade made the mid-range shot, he did not retreat, but defended, pressing Liu Mang with full-court pressure!

Liu Mang did not have a good chance to receive the serve. Kwame Brown served the ball to McGrady. Liu Mang was not in a hurry to play singles by himself. Although he enjoyed the dizzy but exciting back-up singles just now, he kept using , they will definitely find a way to deal with it soon, after all, it is Pat Riley's team.

The original opening tactic was to use Liu Mang's ability to contain the ball without the ball to let McGrady play first. After Liu Mang was pressed by Wade, he immediately ran towards the frontcourt, and once he got inside the three-point line, he disrupted the opponent's defense.

McGrady advanced to the frontcourt, encountered Posey's defense, and chose to break through!

McGrady took the first three super-fast steps. In the first step, he relied on his long legs to cross Posey. But as soon as McGrady reached the mid-range, Liu Mang happened to lead Wade around to the mid-range on the right side. Liu Mang took the defender Brought to Maddie.

McGrady quickly passed the ball to Liu Mang. Wade, Posey and Haslem, who was guarding Rasheed Wallace in the right corner, all attacked Liu Mang. Liu Mang received the ball without dribbling. , from the gap between McGrady and Posey, he passed the ball back through the gap. McGrady just entered the basket to grab the rebound. Rasheed Wallace had already cut in from the baseline. They estimated that Liu Mang would Shooting, preparing to deal with O'Neal in three steals, unexpectedly the ball came in, and McGrady almost missed the ball!

Fortunately, McGrady reacted quickly, jumped up after receiving the ball, pulled the lever to avoid O'Neal's outstretched arm standing on the ground, and threw the ball into the basket with a beautiful low-hand layup.

It was almost the same as Liu Mang's throw just now!

In fact, put McGrady and Anfernee Hardaway's layup, shooting, turning and other actions together during the Magic period, the same jersey, and the framing was only below the neck. The two looked almost exactly the same, except that McGrady's muscle lines were more obvious!

Liu Mang had just finished this layup, and McGrady did it again, in the same position, the same shooting angle, O'Neal is a little confused now!

Isn't that guy going to retire? Why does it feel like he met two of them at once?

Liu Mang and McGrady high-fived and retreated. McGrady didn't know whether Liu Mang learned from him or Penny. He estimated that the probability of learning from him was higher, because the two stayed together every day.

Although McGrady felt that Liu Mang's talent was terrible, he was a teammate, so there was nothing to be afraid of!

This feeling is great!

Seeing the same arms folded around the waist, hands lightly clenched into fists, and the same frequency of retreating, the Heat team was really overwhelmed!

Liu Mang's pass just now was very similar to McGrady's quick pass when he was double-teamed, and McGrady's layup was almost the same as Liu Mang's first layup. It felt like two McGradys!

One was already difficult to deal with, and now two appeared at once!