Nba: I Really Didn't Come To Fight!

Chalmers pushed Iverson all the way to the frontcourt, and then handed the ball to Wade for the first time. Facing Lin Zhan, Wade still had no intention of entering the offensive mode at all, and once again handed the ball directly to Going inside, let Bosh hit Gasol Jr. in the face near the 3-second zone.

Relying on his nimble footwork and ultra-long range, Bosh hit a 2-pointer with a step-back jumper. Little Gasol really has few ways to deal with this dexterous player.

He is better at squatting to defend the basket and deal with the traditional big center.

Looking back at the 76ers' offense, Lin Zhan carefully observed the situation on the court. He found that Wade's defense against Iverson was very tight, and he tried his best to prevent Iverson from receiving the ball comfortably from the very beginning. Take a shot, and immediately pull up the strength to full!

Facing the young and strong Wade with unlimited physical strength, Iverson also seemed to have nothing to do, but Iverson had seen countless storms and waves, so of course he would not be anxious or flustered, he just kept looking for cover, kept going. run.

The top scorer of the Heat follows him and consumes a lot of physical energy on the defensive end, which is definitely more beneficial to the 76ers!

Lin Zhan saw that Iverson's chances were not good, so he stopped being polite to Beasley, turned around, pouted his buttocks, and arched a few times towards the inside.

Don't look at Beasley's tall man, he is even a size bigger than Lin Zhan, but facing Lin Zhan's crushing style of play, Beasley has no choice but to be topped by Lin Zhan It must be staggering, all the way back.

When it got close to the free throw line, Lin Zhan suddenly pushed Beasley back 2 steps, and then he suddenly stopped the momentum, pulling up a mid-range jumper!

"Shua!"

When Iverson encounters difficulties on the offensive end, Lin Zhan is absolutely duty-bound, and will stand up as soon as possible to make up for Iverson!

In the next few minutes, facing Lin Zhan's single defense, Wade just didn't attack or shoot. He kept passing the ball and sorted out the Heat's offense. Although Wade didn't have many direct assists

But the Heat's offense was indeed organized by Wade in an orderly manner, scoring consecutively!

As for the 76ers, Iverson was locked up by Wade desperately, and it was difficult to find a chance. Lin Zhan naturally took over the banner of the offensive end, and beat Beasley who screamed repeatedly and had no power to fight back!

The situation of the game suddenly became Lin Zhan alone, fighting against the whole Heat team.

The Heat had a lot of points, except for Wade, everyone scored, while the 76ers had the opposite. Except for Korver's 3-pointer, the rest of the points were almost all scored by Lin Zhan himself. , the Heat didn't double-team Lin Zhan very much, they just let Beasley defend alone!

In this day and age, there are still people who dare to fight Lin Zhan in a one-on-one match, betting that he can't beat a team by himself?

Of course not!

Head coach Spoelstra of the Heat doesn't expect that Lin Zhan can't kill a team by himself. He has already scored more than 100 points. If Lin Zhan wants to fight, he can defend him alone. Really It is no different from sending points.

Of course, Spoelstra didn't want to let Lin Zhan score alone. He just didn't think of any way to hold Lin Zhan down for the time being, so he simply thought of a way to prevent Iverson first, and then slowly figured out a way .

...asking for flowers...

As for the offensive end, Spoelstra has a similar idea, that is to avoid Lin Zhan!

Lin defends Wade, so Wade organizes the offense and reduces his own shots, allowing Beasley and Bosh to play more singles and more shots.

If Lin Zhan changes defense after a while, no matter who Lin Zhan is defending, he will attack less and participate in offense less, and he will be far away from basketball.

In order not to be found by Lin Zhan, he can also shrink the inside line to help defend other Heat players.

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Spoelstra's tactics also illustrate one thing.

Lin Zhan's offensive and defensive deterrence is a bit exaggerated!

In today's league, there is no one who is not afraid of Lin Zhan and his coach!

However, no matter how much they were afraid of Lin Zhan, they really couldn't find a way to deal with Lin Zhan.

Let’s use the basketball method. Lin Zhan has nothing he is not good at on the basketball court. He is top-notch inside and outside the line, single defense and assisted defense. There is nothing to do with him.

Use something other than basketball...

Forget it, let's think about the way of basketball. If you use a non-basketball way, you might die even worse. The lessons learned by Popovich are there!

Even Spoelstra, in fact, secretly asked his mentor and guide before the start of the series: Pat Riley.

Regarding how Spoelstra defended Lin Zhan, Riley's answer was very simple and firm, just one sentence.

"I don't know Xi!".