The Strongest Bishop in the NBA

The Miami Heat started this season pretty well. After trading O'Neal and then experiencing a dismal season, the head coach Pat Riley chose to retreat behind the scenes and supported the assistant coach Spoelstra to the position of the head coach .

In Spoelstra's first season in office, he led the Heat with an uneven lineup back to the playoffs.

This season is Spoelstra's second season in charge of the Heat. Under the operation of Pat Riley, the team not only has Wade as a star, but also the young man who has caught the tail of his peak period. O'Neal and the No. 2 pick Michael Beasley.

With such a lineup, it is not easy to get a top ranking in the East, but if the goal is to enter the playoffs, it will not be too difficult. At least in the eyes of many media, the Heat are at least better than the current lineup. Still, there are many Wizards who have great flaws in tactics.

But from the very beginning of the game, the Wizards have maintained their lead at the Heat's home court.

In this game, the Wizards' All-Star power forward Jamison broke out.

At the beginning of the game, Jamison hit two consecutive three-pointers, and then hit consecutive mid-range and long-range shots, helping the Wizards establish a double-digit advantage at the beginning.

Opposing Jamison was Jermaine O'Neal, also an All-Star small forward.

At his peak, O'Neal was much more famous than Jamison, and his strength was much stronger, but unfortunately, due to injuries, O'Neal's peak period was much shorter than other players. Now O'Neal is on the court Playing more depends on rich experience.

When Jermaine O'Neal faced Jamison, his frequently injured knees made it difficult to keep up with Jamison, who was constantly running.

Whenever Jamison started to run frequently, Jermaine O'Neal would lose his position, and the result was to expose the gap and let Jamison shoot without pressure.

Only halfway through the first quarter, Jamison had already scored 16 points, and Spoelstra had to replace O'Neal on the Heat's side and let Haslem top.

But when O'Neal left the court, the Heat's inside height immediately dropped by a notch. Haslem was 2.03 meters and Joe Anthony was 2.06 meters. The three centers, whether it is Haywood, Jr. Jordan or McGee, can have an advantage in the inside and fight for rebounds. This advantage also makes the Wizards' outside shooters more unscrupulous in shooting three-pointers.

For the Heat, it is entirely dependent on Wade's continuous use of his personal ability to hit the basket.

Whether it is Danny Green or Beverly, there is nothing they can do when facing Wade.

The current Wade is at the peak of his career, and he cannot be stopped casually at all. If he wants to stop him, he can only use targeted double-team tactics.

Wang Xiao didn't deploy double-team tactics because it was unnecessary, not to mention whether setting up double-team tactics would be effective with the Wizards' defensive ability, even if Wade was allowed to play singles continuously, it would not have any impact on the situation .

As long as the connection between Wade and other players can be cut off, no matter how many points Wade gets, it is useless. A person's ability is limited.

In the first quarter of the game, Wade rushed inside alone and caused 5 fouls, Haywood 3 times, and Jordan, who replaced Haywood, played 2 times.

The inside center of the Wizards fouled frequently under the impact of Wade, but Wang Xiao remained unmoved.

Today's Wizards, one does not lack outside shooters, and the other does not lack blue-collar insiders who grab rebounds.

Haywood and Jordan were sent off, and McGee, McGee went down, and Blatche.

Wang Xiao has a lot of blue-collar centers, but there is only one Wade on the Heat team, and he will eventually feel tired.

Sure enough, shortly after the start of the second quarter, Wade was replaced. Without Wade leading the team, the Heat's point guard Mario Chalmers was directing the offense.

The Wizards widened the gap further in the blink of an eye. When Wade returned to the court, the gap had widened from more than ten points to more than twenty points.

Faced with the constantly accelerating offensive rhythm and various Wizards teams who use pick-and-rolls to find space to shoot three-pointers, the Heat, which mainly plays positional tactics, have no power to parry.

When the first half of the game ended, the game had even lost its suspense.

68:45, the Heat dug a big hole of 23 points in only half of the game at home, and allowed the Wizards to score a super high score of 68 points in the half!

During the intermission, the players of the Wizards felt very relaxed. Without any accidents, this game should be able to win, and three consecutive victories are waiting for them.

"In the second half of the game, don't relax, let me continue to use all methods to score! Continue to widen the score gap!"

Wang Xiao's words made many players slightly taken aback. His tone was very serious, as if the team was not leading by 23 points at this time, but trailing by 23 points.

Although I don't understand why the head coach is like this, but as a professional player, it is the most basic truth to follow the head coach's words, and who doesn't like to score? The higher the score, the more it can prove the player's ability, and it has a direct relationship with their future status in the team and the size of the renewal contract.

After the start of the second half, the Wizards fought for every ball and spared no effort. Curry, Harden, Jamison Butler and others all launched a wild bombardment on the already overwhelmed inside line of the Heat.

The appearance of being thirty or forty points behind made the Heat fans at home baffled.

"The Wizards are really killing each other!"

On the bench, Wang Xiao has been sitting upright, without any movement from the beginning to the end, but there is a faint smile on his face.

In this game, Pat Riley, the general manager, did not appear on the field, but Wang Xiao believes that, as the general manager of the team, he must be paying attention to this game. Maybe that guy is in a certain place right now. Watching the game in a private room, and possibly watching the TV broadcast in his office.

No matter what the method is, Wang Xiao wants to give him this gift.

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The relentless attack of the Wizards players also made the game completely lose suspense before the end of the third quarter.

When the point difference widened to more than 35 points, Spoelstra chose to give up. He replaced all the main players and replaced them with a substitute lineup.

When the trailing side replaces the bench lineup, the leading side must also replace the main players. This is an unwritten rule in the NBA, and it is also a rule that every team must abide by.

Wang Xiao is not prepared to violate this unspoken rule, but this does not mean that he has stopped.

The Wizards replaced the bench lineup with point guard Beverly, shooting guard Nick Young, small forward Mike Miller, power forward Brac, and center McGee.

Even if this lineup is against the main players of the bottom teams in the league, it can be entangled for a while, and when they played, Wang Xiao specially told: "I will decide the follow-up games based on your performance on the field. playing time."

As soon as this remark was made, the eyes of Nick Yang and Blatche turned red, regardless of other people.