Heat ball rights.

Mike Bibi quickly dribbled the ball through the half, Zhou Mubai got entangled, and Mike Bibi immediately passed the ball.

Zhou Mubai's Kuaishou defenders are very afraid of the entire league, and the average of 2 steals per game is not a joke.

Wade received the ball and broke through Tony Allen. Wade's breakthrough was at the top level in the league, and Tony Allen could not defend it.

But Tony Allen's mission is not complicated. He just needs to put pressure on Wade and prevent Wade from breaking through easily.

He kept in front of Wade, not allowing Wade to attack Yao Ming and Chandler easily.

When Wade was halfway through, he saw Yao Ming was already eyeing him. Wade thought he could not escape under Yao Ming's huge palm, so he could only pass the ball to Bosh at the low post.

Bosh was held back by Chandler, and was pushed out half a meter when he received the ball, but this had no effect on Bosh. After all, his back hit was not his usual trick, but the face frame was the one.

Chandler is very cautious and does not easily foul. He just defends Bosh's mid-range distance. As for Bosh, he wants to break through to the basket... Well, let him do it. Yao Ming can fill the position at any time under the basket.

Bosh held the ball and prepared to break through the middle distance of the space, but Chandler was very bold, so Bosh could only choose to break through inside. After starting three steps, he shot the arrow without turning back, and could only barely make a layup. He was slapped away by Yao Ming, who was filling up the position with a giant god-like palm.

Zhou Mubai grabbed the floor ball and wanted to launch a fast attack, but was pulled down by Bibi and could only enter the position to attack.

The Knicks played in the playoffs last season for a few routines. It was not that Zhou Mubai was willing to play like that, but that there were not many choices. The Knicks had a lot more choices this season.

Zhou Mubai made a tactical gesture, and Yao Ming immediately knew to go to the lower position.

Zhou Mubai seemed to be hanging the ball in casually, but Yao Ming was very comfortable to catch. Because the Knicks' tactics were changing, the Heat did not have the idea of ​​attacking Yao Ming immediately, so Yao Ming easily received the ball.

The one who defended Yao Ming was Joel Anthony. Joel Anthony was only 206cm tall, 20cm shorter than Yao Ming. He could only hold Yao Ming's lower plate hard.

But Yao Ming may be one of the best centers in NBA history. Faced with a defense like Joel Anthony, he turned around and shot fakely, and Joel Anthony was shaken up.

Yao Ming took the ball and broke through Joel Anthony. Bosh quickly came to protect the basket. Yao Ming jumped up and pressed Bosh to dunk!

Zhou Mubai couldn't help but exclaim that Yao Ming's speed after losing weight was much faster, which was nothing. The key was his skills. Zhou Mubai has been in the NBA for more than a year. It is really rare for centers to have Yao Ming's skills today.

Yao Ming's greatness is not just his height, but his skills are terrifyingly delicate at his height.

Yao Ming had no bounce, no wingspan, no speed, only one height.

Some fans think that Yao Ming has nothing to do, but he just has an advantage in height.

But if they look at other NBA centers who are close to Yao Ming's height, they will know that Yao Ming's greatness is not just his height.

Few of the centers who have played against Yao Ming think Yao Ming is not strong enough, O'Nealdo is arrogant and polite to Yao Ming. Javier McGee only faced Yao Ming several times in his rookie season, but in his later years, he thought Yao Ming was the strongest center he met.

McGee entered the NBA in 2008, and Yao Ming announced his retirement in July 2011. He only played 5 games in his last season. McGee and Yao Ming did not meet many times, but the Giants' dominance still makes McGee unforgettable for his life.

Of course, when McGee entered the league, O'Neal was already old, but because of these matches with Yao Ming, every time McGee was interviewed, when asked who was the hardest center to defend, he thought it was Yao Ming.

Once when he was interviewed, he said this: "I remember when I was in the rookie season, I met him in the game. I was 2.10 meters taller than me and weighed 300 pounds. This made me look like a waste, and it was useless no matter how I defended."

Bosh now has the same idea as Joel Anthony and McGee.

Zhou Mubai has a good impression of Yao Ming, the young man. In his eyes, Yao Ming is diligent and modest, and has no problem with his character. He is a very good junior. This is why he took the risk to bring Yao Ming into the team.

It is precisely because of this that Zhou Mubai decided to give Yao Ming more opportunities to perform.

Yao Ming has not had much time to come back. He used to adapt to the intensity of the game. Now it seems that Yao Ming has no problem and he can take on more responsibilities.

Therefore, Zhou Mubai repeatedly attacked with Yao Ming as the core of the low position.

This is probably one of Yao Ming's most exciting game.

Yao Ming doesn't need to attack hard every time. He is at the low position. He doesn't hit him, he just plays singles. Jo Anthony is fine, but he can't stop him.

If the Heat hit him, he will either just attract or just attract the ball after the ball. The Knicks' tactical execution ability is much stronger than the Rockets he has been before. As long as the ball is hit by the ball, Iguodala and Zhou Mubai can always find their open teammates.

Then Yao Ming scored 16 points in a single quarter!

This is a lot, after all, Yao Ming made two points one after another.

Spoelstra painfully discovered that none of the strategies formulated by the Heat worked, and the Knicks' offensive focus was not Zhou Mubai, but Yao Ming.

Yes, in fact, this is not accurate, because Zhou Mubai also scored 14 points, and not all attacks were initiated by Yao Ming. Zhou Mubai's playing style is wild, and you don't know how he will arrange his tactics in the next round.

In the first quarter, Yao Ming seemed to be the core of the offensive, but it was mixed with Zhou Mubai's conversion and air cut methods. Yao Ming seemed to be the core of the offensive, but when he looked closely, it seemed like a cover.

But no matter what, the Heat's defensive system has collapsed.

Their strong side attack formed a local strategy of more defense and less defense, which seemed riddled with holes under the Knicks' rapid transfer ball.

The defensive end is not good, and the offensive end is even more urgent.

The Knicks placed two mountains at the basket, which were both fatal to James and Wade who liked to raid the basket.

Iguodala and Tony Allen are both extremely smart defenders. They know that Jen Wai is both unstable in three-pointers and are more inclined to mid-range and attack the basket.
Chapter completed!