NBA: God-level emperor

In the Miami Heat, it’s easy to focus on the Big Three, especially Lebraon James and Dwyane Wade, and even Chris Bosh is a little overshadowed.

Many people forget that the Miami Heat actually has a fourth fire point.

Mike Miller, who was also able to play shooting guard and small forward, was the No. 5 pick.

At the Memphis Grizzlies, he was the Grizzlies’ backcourt microwave, plug-and-play, three-point shots.

That season, he shot 40 percent from three-point range and was also named the best sixth man.

The veteran still has quite a bit of oil in his tank… No, he’s only 31 years old this year, not a veteran.

The Utah Jazz did not panic, they passed the ball to Su Bai and asked Su Bai to organize.

“Dislocation.” Su Bai whispered to each teammate who passed him, “Dislocation, let me single Mike Miller.” ”

He has found that this veteran, who is not old, is a potential threat.

Mike Miller has hit key three-pointers on multiple occasions.

This point of fire for the Miami Heat must be solved first.

In fact, this purpose is difficult to achieve, because the Miami Heat Big Three will take the initiative to face Su Bai, either Lebran James, or Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh is really not on top.

If you want to let Su Bai face Mike Miller alone, it is necessary to seal the action line of the Miami Heat Big Three to death.

This task would have been possible normally, but for the current Utah Jazz, it is simply impossible.

“Please, everyone.” Su Bai said, “Now I alone cannot do this. ”

The Utah Jazz team members all laughed, Su Bai rarely asked others, he always relied on his own strength, led all the players to reverse and win.

There is an old saying that those who do not open their mouths often, when they open their mouths, they will be golden-mouthed.

Sure enough, Su Bai’s request was an almost impossible task at the beginning.

However, the members of the Utah Jazz team still agreed to Su Bai’s request.

In any case, they have to block the Miami Heat’s Big Three against Su Bai.

Outside the three-point line, Su Bai threw the ball to Andre Iguodala, where Lebraun James stared at Su Bai all the time.

Andre Iguodala swept the ball out of the corner of his eye and threw the ball to Paul Millsap.

Paul Millsap, against Mike Miller, is their weakest link in defense.

Seeing Mike Miller, Paul Millsap forced the cut.

Mike Miller has already committed five fouls and is afraid to make too many defensive moves.

Seeing Paul Millsap drive straight in, Chris Bosh came over to help defend.

Paul Millsap’s eyes swayed, Chris Bosh came to help defend, then there must be someone on his side empty, this person can never be Su Bai.

He doesn’t have the dynamic vision of Lebraun-James, and he can’t instantly see the movements of all his teammates on the field, so he can only guess.

Su Bai was definitely guarded.

Andrei Kirilenko saw it and was entangled by the transposed Mike Miller.

Dwyane Wade has his sights on the team’s second attacking point, Andre Iguodala.

Then the vacant seat is definitely Al Geoverson, but there is no one inside.

So where is Al Jefferson?

Paul Millsap’s mind immediately popped up with the answer.

Since Al Jefferson is not visible inside the entire three-point line, he is not on the inside, then he must be on the outside.

It’s too late to look at Al Jefferson’s position and pass the ball.

He remembered that Al Jefferson had hit a three-pointer in a certain position in the first game.

Al Jefferson is definitely not a three-pointer, and if he is going to shoot a 3-pointer, it must be in his good position.

Paul Millsap, quick pass.

Sure enough, Al Jefferson received the ball from outside the three-point line and took up the position to aim for the shot.

If no one had paid attention to Al Jefferson’s three-pointer, it would have been a mistake.

But Al Jefferson hit his first three-pointer in his first game against the Miami Heat.

This ball, Al Jefferson is also hesitant to shoot, constantly aiming for the basket.

After all, he is in an absolute vacancy, and there is time.

With a whoosh, a figure flew up in front of Al Jefferson, and it was Chris Bosh who quietly moved to defend him.

The moment Chris Bosh moved, Al Jefferson’s ball just happened to go out.

Compared to three-pointers, Al Jefferson’s passing is not a specialty, but it still has two brushes.

Su Bai quickly calculated in his heart.

Chris Bosh is still in the air, and he and Al Jefferson have canceled each other out.

Andre Iguodala withstood Dwyane Wade, and the two were consuming each other.

Two of the Big Three have been led away, only Lebron James, following Su Bai step by step.

He has reached the realm of not hearing anything outside the window, and he is bent on guarding Su Bai.

Anyone throws any ball, runs anywhere, it seems that it has nothing to do with him.

At this moment, Su Bai started to the right and ran to Andrei Kirilenko.

It seems that he is going to do a block.

But Lebron James, directly jumped over Andrei Kirilenko’s feet, still clinging to Su Bai.

Su Bai passed the ball directly to Paul Millsap.

Paul Millsap went straight to the inside for a layup, and the giant of Zaidrunas Ilgoskas had already stood inside to block his layup.

Paul Millsap forced a layup and the ball bounced out of the basket.

At this time, everyone’s attention was hit, and whether or not to grab this rebound became the key.

If the Miami Heat grabbed the rebound and hit another three-pointer, the gap would have turned into two points.

That’s very bad for the Utah Jazz.

Zaidrunas Ilgoskas and Paul Millsap both fell and scrambled on the ground, neither capable of competing for a rebound.

Dwyane Wade haunted Andre Iguodala to prevent him from grabbing the rebound.

Al Iverson and Chris Bosh are also a mess.

I saw the rebound jump in front of Mike Miller.

Mike Miller instinctively made a slot, put Andrei Kirilenkoka behind him, and reached for the rebound.

But at this moment, suddenly a figure, like a flowing mercury, slipped over, grabbed Mike Miller, and got the rebound.

Mike Miller was caught off guard, and his hand hit the opponent’s hand directly.