Basketball Myth: Super Guard

After a warm-up, the players from both sides returned to the sidelines.

The Heat's side.

A group of players surrounded Coach Spoelstra. Coach Spoelstra looked serious and solemn, and said: "Today we can only win this game, understand?"

"clear."

The crowd replied in unison.

Later, coach Spoelstra began to arrange: "It is still to defend Qin's three-pointer. As for Butler, let him shoot from the outside as much as possible. His outside shooting is not stable..." First, the defense The arrangement of the end is mainly aimed at Qin Hao and Butler.

After all, Qin Hao and Butler are the number one or two in the 76ers, and the two scored the most points in the 76ers, as long as they can guard one.

"There is also offense." Coach Spoelstra raised his voice and emphasized his tone: "We must play our offense well." As he said, he looked at James, Wade, and Bosh with three eyes. The person swept across the body and did not speak, but everything was self-evident.

The Big Three must stand up.

After six games, just as Papa Bao had expected, the duel between the two sides eventually turned into a crazy battle.

After Butler regained his form, it was difficult for the Heat to limit the 76ers on the defensive end, because double-teaming Qin Hao meant missing people, and Butler would stand up and score points.

So in the fifth and sixth games, the Heat did not dare to double-team Qin Hao like before.

When teammates can stand up, where can the Heat dare?

At the same time, the 76ers are also hard to guard against the Heat.

The principle is the same. When a team has an incomprehensible player and a player who can stand up and score when he is doubled, it becomes necessary to prevent such a team’s offense. It's as hard as it gets to the sky.

At this time, the offense will become extremely important. Since it can't be prevented, it depends on who plays better offense and scores more points.

Of course, there is another important point, that is, neither the 76ers nor the Heat are the kind of team that is particularly prominent inside. There is no "Twin Towers" of the Lakers, and no "Little Gasol + Lan" of the Grizzlies. Dorf", the two sides have similarities in many places.

So in the end, the tip of the needle is facing the wheat.

The 76ers are here.

Coach Luke is also making arrangements. He spread out the tactical board, holding the pen in his hand but did not fall, and finally dropped the pen, put away the tactical board, and said: "In defense, we must take advantage of our rapid defensive change and pay attention to protection. Everyone has to fight for rebounds."

"On the offensive end..." He also realized that in this game, both sides might have to fight offensively. He glanced over Qin Hao, Butler, and Xiaoka, and continued: "We are going to play our offense. If you have a three-point chance, you must resolutely shoot, understand?"

"Understand." Everyone agreed in unison.

After a pause, Coach Luke exhorted a few more words.

In fact, many of them have been said many times before, but at this time, the battle of life and death, he still turned it out again, tirelessly admonishing the players.

At this time, it depends on who plays better and makes fewer mistakes.

......

At eight o'clock in the evening, the game officially began.

The two sides came to the court, first jumped the ball, Nene shot the ball to the backcourt, Qin Hao controlled the basketball and quickly advanced to the frontcourt, Wade greeted him, and Chalmers was not far away and quickly moved closer.

Still double-teaming.

This is actually a test, not Qin Hao, but Butler, Xiaoka, Iguodala and others, using double teams to force Qin Hao to split the ball and let others play.

If the others are not in good shape and play poorly, then the Heat can continue to double-team Qin Hao; if others are good, then they have to consider changing their defensive strategy, because double-teaming Qin Hao may not justify the loss.

Whoosh!

Qin Hao passed the ball, ran on his own, came to the left three-point line, pulled the man away, and winked at Butler at the same time-resolutely hit.

Butler nodded, did not look at James, but looked at the basket, gritted his teeth, suddenly changed and accelerated, and rushed to the basket.

But what the Heat defended against was Butler hitting the rim and quickly shrinking the line of defense, making Butler's breakthrough to no avail, so he could only divide the ball and pass it out.

Two more transfers, Butler returned to the three-point line and Iguodala passed the ball.

Butler didn't break through this time and made a decisive move.

Huh!

With a soft sound, the ball is scored.

Just hit a ball, but coach Spoelstra frowned. This ball was actually good, almost defending for 24 seconds, for example, but in the end it was Butler hit a three-point jumper.

If Butler's outside shooting can have a good shooting percentage, it will be very troublesome for the Heat.

The Heat counterattacked.

After Chalmers came to the frontcourt, he passed the ball to James and pulled it away by himself. James made a gesture to signal the others to go away. He first made a false shooting. Seeing that Xiaoka was not fooled, he did not. Mindful, an accelerated breakthrough, a sudden turn around after two steps forward.

Xiaoka quickly reached out and tried to cut the ball, but still failed.

I saw James bypassing the small card, he had reached the basket, jumped up, found a physical confrontation, and leaned against Nei Nei to force Nei Nei to be unable to jump up the cover, but he himself was still able to maintain his body balance. With the basketball in his right hand, he made a low layup.

In the next few rounds, you come and go, and no one can take advantage. If you score one, the other side will pay you back immediately.

For the 76ers, Butler, Xiaoka, Iguodala, and Nene performed well. Although Qin Hao was double-teamed, they stood up.

As for the Heat, James was full of firepower from the beginning, announcing that "post-season James" was on the line, and Bosh and Wade also performed well, and the Big Three played well.

Both sides played very well and the score was always deadlocked.

At this time, the Heat called a timeout. Coach Spoelstra replaced Chalmers and replaced Ray Allen. Although the Big Three performed well, they can’t just rely on them to score. Role players should also play a role. They A three-point shooter like Ray Allen is needed.

......

After a while, the pause ended.

As soon as he came up, James broke the ball and passed it to Ray Allen, and Ray Allen did not let him down. He received the ball as a three-pointer and made a steady hit.

But when he turned around, Qin Hao immediately returned one.

In the previous few minutes, Butler, Xiaoka, etc. played very well, and did not lose the chain because it was a tiebreaker.

This made the Heat have to change their defensive strategy. They didn't dare to double-team Qin Hao unscrupulously, making it easier for Qin Hao to score.

I saw Qin Hao called for a three-point tactic and returned to the three-point line to take the ball. His teammates helped him block Wade, who was chasing.

Accompanied by a "swish" sound, also entered.