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In the fourth quarter, the Spurs returned to the court except for the center forward Mohamed, and the Heat also had only O'Neal in the starting lineup, and Mourning was his replacement. It was a little different off the court, that is, the Spurs led the Heat by [-] points.

The first attack was started by the Spurs. Stephen was going to run like in the second quarter. After running a few times, he realized that he was no longer a substitute lineup. He was always in conflict with his teammates. At this time, he ran with Michael Finley. With a head shot, Michael Finn took advantage of the opportunity to stuff the ball into Stephen's arms, and ran back by himself.

Stephen held the ball and hesitated for a moment. This was beyond the three-point line, but Michael Finley was right on his own running route. It would be meaningless for him to follow him. Instead, he would be easily pinched back and forth by the opponent, but if he shot here, Stephen didn't have much confidence. Stephen didn't feel good outside the three-point line today, but the team's tactics were almost done, and the attack time was running out. After hesitating for a moment, Stephen still shot the ball. .

What Stephen didn't even expect was that the ball actually scored. The Spurs' lead had reached 22 points, and Stephen's personal score had also reached [-] points, which was naturally not as good as compared to the previous game, but this It should be Stephen's scoring data.

On the Heat's side, Antoine Walker made a two-pointer, but on the Spurs' side, Duncan scored Mourning with a very easy footwork. The difference between the two sides is still [-] points.

Stephen was defending Antoine Walker, and suddenly saw Wade attacking him with the ball, Stephen turned around to meet him, Wade saw that Stephen didn't dodge himself, immediately jumped into the air, then tilted his body, facing Stephen leaned over, and when he was about to hit Stephen, Stephen suddenly shrank his body back. Although Wade shot the ball, his body fell to the floor.

The referee came over and sentenced Stephen to a defensive foul. This Stephen couldn't bear it. He hurriedly reached out and wiped his face, forcing his expression into a smile, and then walked towards the referee, explaining that he didn't touch Wade.

The referee obviously didn't believe Stephen's explanation. Of course, many people explained to the referee in this way after fouling, saying that they really didn't touch anyone, how could they fall to the ground, let alone Stephen The look on the face looks so unreal, let alone the referee.

But the line referee saw all this clearly, and hurried over and explained to the head referee's ear. The head referee looked at the line referee and accepted Stephen's explanation. It's rare, but this foul on Stephen is really justified, because he didn't even touch Wade.

Wade lay on the ground for a long time, ready to get up for a free throw, but the sentence was changed again, which naturally made him very angry, but on the basketball court, the referee is the biggest, so he had to stand up unwillingly, because his shot just now flew out Bottom line, the possession of the ball still belongs to the Spurs.

Due to the defense of the rest of the Heat team was in place, the ball passed through the hands of the Spurs players several times without finding an opportunity to attack, and finally came to Stephen's hands, and Stephen did not shoot from the outside, but turned around , Antoine Walker played back singles.

Even though Antoine Walker looks bigger than Stephen and has more flesh on his body than Stephen, but Stephen only used half of his strength to push Antoine Walker back a step. This guy is still the same. Why won't Wen's weakness be made up for, and instead, he has regressed, Stephen thought as he sat back three steps in a row.

Stephen didn't even think about it, his skills are gradually maturing, and although his strength hasn't grown any more, his ability to control his body is better than before, while Antoine Walker is already 30 years old and is aging day by day , How can you compare with him.

After arriving at the shooting position, Stephen no longer needs to twist and observe. He only needs to know where he is according to his position and the distance from the three-point line. The whistle sounded.

Stephen didn't stop right away, but continued to do all the moves before he stopped to look at the referee's gesture. Unexpectedly, he saw the referee demonstrate a shoulder-sinking movement at him, and Stephen cursed secretly in his heart With a sound, seeing the referee looking at himself with playful eyes, he still doesn't know what the referee means.

Just now the referee wanted to give me a foul, but I succeeded in my appeal, which made the referee lose face, and the referee immediately found it on me. If you want to talk about the action of sinking your shoulders, everyone has it when you turn around. It is nothing more than a matter of size. According to Stephen, his actions were not foul at all.

However, the size of this scale is completely in the hands of the referee. Stephen is speechless to the referee in this field, so even though he gave himself a completely unjust foul, Stephen is no longer as angry as he was at the beginning. This is only Stephen's fault. The third foul is not too serious.

Stephen didn't take it to heart either. The task of defending Antoine Walker is very easy, and he rarely fouls because of defense. Now what Stephen needs to worry about is not to foul when attacking. The referee of this game is too biased towards the Heat. It is not easy at all. The bias towards the home team is as simple as that.

Wade made an easy acceleration and got two points in the layup. Tony Parker of the Spurs missed a throw. After returning, Wade hit a jumper after breaking through again, which once again helped the team narrow the point difference.* *Vich frowned at the bottom, Michael Finley's defensive effect on Wade was really bad, he couldn't keep up with the acceleration of the first step, and then stopped chasing.

I don’t know if it’s true that you can’t catch up, or if you gave up after being broken through. Even if you can’t catch up, you have to put pressure on him from behind, so that he can’t take off so casually, but let Stephen go to defend, **Vich I dare not take this risk.

In this match, the referee obviously didn't want Stephen to be in the limelight anymore, and aimed at Stephen everywhere, but if Stephen was not allowed to defend Wade, the defensive effect of others on Wade would not be very good. If Bruce Bowen can't, then there really isn't one. It's alright.

In three rounds, the Spurs only scored two points with Stephen's dunk, while the Heat scored two points with Wade's shot, and Jason Williams also made a three-pointer. The gap soon became only seven points, and the process of chasing points was basically due to Wade alone. It was Jason Williams' three-pointer, and it was Wade who helped him attract Tony Parker. After defending, pass to him for the shot.

At this time, O'Neal returned to the court, and the Spurs also sent Nesterovic. At the critical moment, Nesterovic still believed in him, but unfortunately, this time he was disappointed. Lovech contributed a foul and allowed O'Neal to score the ball.

O'Neal's free throw bounced a few times on the basket, and finally rolled into the basket, and the gap of seven points reached four points. Now Vicki must call a timeout. If there is a problem with the offense, it can be forgiven. Let the players Solve it yourself on the court, if there is a problem with the defense, then it cannot be forgiven, especially at the last moment of this game.

During the timeout, Vitch replaced Michael Finley and replaced him with Ginobili. At the critical moment, he still believed in Ginobili's control ability. Also better than Michael Finley's.

**Vich is still worried about letting Stephen defend Wade. After the timeout, Manu Ginobili's replacement did have an immediate effect. Just after he came up, a breakthrough caused a foul by Haslem. After two free throws and two hits After scoring two points and defending against Wade's defense again, a left-handed long pass to Stephen assisted Stephen to score a dunk.

The gap reached eight points again, but then O'Neill made another effort. Although Nesterovic paid the price for another foul, O'Neill's character broke out and he made two free throws. This is very strange. Is it really like O'Neill? That one, his free throws are only accurate at critical moments?

Going back to the Spurs, after Stephen got the ball, he took Antoine Walker to make a pick-and-roll cooperation with Duncan, then passed the ball to Duncan, and then blocked Antoine Walker for Duncan. Although Duncan was more than four meters away from the basket, he still made the ball very easily.

Seeing that the game time passed by every minute and every second, and the score gap could not be narrowed, Pat Riley called a timeout, and the Heat's offensive rhythm began to speed up, and the offense was broken by Wade's breakthrough and O'Neal's strong attack. Mainly.

This kind of offense was very effective. Nesterovic quickly received his fourth personal foul, and this was also the fourth foul of the Spurs. , In the process of defending Wade, Ginobili was fouled again.

**Vich had no choice but to switch to Stephen to defend Wade on the sidelines. As soon as he switched, Stephen blocked Wade's shot. Quick, he got his fourth foul on Wade.

Stephen didn't restrain himself because of this, but after only two rounds, the fifth foul came to him. He just slightly blocked Wade's footsteps and was sentenced to a foul. Wade executed When he made the No. 19 free throws in this game, Stephen went off the court very depressed.

Although Stephen returned to the court in the last minute, it was too late at this time. Facing the crazy Wade, the gap was very small. Wade evened and overtook in only 1 minutes, and then the Spurs lost. Lost this game.