As Sun Ce expected, Haslem immediately shrank in, and O'Neal Jr. also used his more flexible and "petite" figure to get in front of O'Neal.

Sun Ce rushed to the free throw line and quickly passed the ball to Stoudemire, who was in the middle distance on the left. Stoudemire was surprised when he received the ball. In his opinion, a street ball player like Sun Ce should not

He can pass the ball and come hard.

In this way, Stoudemire felt that he could not let down this child's pass, so he adjusted it and took a mid-range shot before O'Neal Jr. could cover up...

In!

2 points and 1 assist!

The Suns scored easily in their first two attacks!

And it was Sun Ce who did it or helped his teammates get easy shooting opportunities!

Gentry stood up from the bench and stood on the sidelines. Sun Ce scored easily on the first attack. Although his speed was incredible, it was still as expected by Gentry. Sun Ce's speed was already top-notch.

But this time the "fake move" made a breakthrough pass after swaying Chalmers, and also showed the awareness of relying on speed to contain the defense! This is talent!

When the Heat attack, Wade continues to play pick-and-roll with Haslem. This time the Suns shrink in time. It's not that Stoudemire doesn't guard, but he doesn't have the awareness and defensive skills. He can only shrink to the basket and rely on bounces.

He blocks shots and has no defensive ability, but such a big man is still a threat at the basket.

After Wade broke through the pick-and-roll, he was unable to attack the basket between O'Neal and Stoudemire. Moreover, there was Hill behind him chasing him. Wade chose to pass back to Hasler on the right side of the free throw line.

Mu.

Haslem's mid-range jump shot...missed!

O'Neal guarded the rebound well and passed it to Sun Ce. The Heat retreated quickly! The defensive system that the fortune teller stubbornly persisted in even when it was bad, not only allowed the Heat to quickly win the championship after acquiring O'Neal, but also allowed the Heat to win the championship now.

Heat coach Spoelstra has laid a good foundation. If there are still three Heat giants in the future, it can be regarded as laying the foundation for the defensive system of the Heat's Big Three. This foundation is not a defensive ability or system, but

It's discipline.

Sun Ce controlled the ball well and did not rush forward quickly. He waited until O'Neal ran over and then advanced past half court.

Most people can't see such small details, but as the head coach, Gentry on the sidelines appreciates it very much. Sun Ce's shooting is very poor, his basic skills are very poor, he can't even start, otherwise he can surprise him so quickly.

Ermos basically does not need fake moves, but these can be practiced. Gentry admires Sun Ce's grasp of details!

In Gentry's view, Sun Ce has a very special talent!

After Sun Ce arrived in the frontcourt, he found that the opponent had switched defenders, and Wade came to the top of the arc!

"Fuck him! Fuck him! Pound him!"

Sun Ce really wanted to do what he was thinking, but seeing Wade's arms as thick as his calves... Sun Ce gave the ball to Jason Richardson, who was moving toward the top arc at a 45-degree angle on the right side.

It was made very clear in the tactical meeting that Sun Ce and Jason Richardson were two outsiders who mainly attacked Chalmers and Beasley, the opponent's worst defenders. Sun Ce didn't have a chance to speak at that time, so he was trying to remember everything.

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Resolute execution of tactics is the basis for staying on the court!

After passing the ball to Richardson, Sun Ce moved to the left corner to open up space.

Chinese players have good flexibility and a soft touch. This is Wade's understanding of Chinese players after playing against the Chinese team in the biggest Olympic Games in history last summer.

The Suns players were disappointed with Sun Ce's shooting. In yesterday's training session, Sun Ce made 0 of 6 three-pointers and mid-range shots, but missed one, but others didn't know that.

Wade, the Heat's best defensive player, was taken away. Richardson beat Chalmers in isolation as easily as drinking water. The dunk king's physical fitness is quite violent. Unlike Sun Ce who needs to avoid the opponent to break through, Richard

Sen didn't really get any room to break through even if he changed direction, but he used his body to crush the former NCAA MOP and break into the paint!

Stoudemire just made a mid-range shot, Haslem didn't dare to let go, Richardson burst into the three-second area and flew for a layup...

The posture was very violent, but it was a pity that I didn’t enter.

The Heat guarded the defensive rebounds.

After hitting two beautiful goals in the beginning, Sun Ce's performance began to quiet down. It's not that he didn't want to perform, but except for the triple-double king's style of play with a ball possession rate of almost 40% and that kind of ability, or

The star of the Cavaliers, who has a body like an orc and dominates the world by breaking through and scoring the ball, cannot have his figure in the camera all the time.

For example, Yao Ming, who is performing at his peak this season, or even MVP favorite Kobe Bryant and the defender Sun Ce is facing now, Wade, do not mean that there is a chance to perform every minute and every second on the offensive end. Wade also has to give the ball to Bis.

In the hands of Leigh or Chalmers, otherwise they will become offensive decorations.

However, Sun Ce is not completely useless. Although the Suns have been determined not to enter the playoffs, their record can be ranked fourth in the Eastern Conference, which is much stronger than the Heat. Except for the player configuration, there is no way to compare with Wade.

It is better than the Heat. Sun Ce can still contain the defense with his speed and the shooting ability that Wade thinks he may have. Moreover, Wade is surprised by Sun Ce's speed and has been guarding against Sun Ce's cut.

This is Sun Ce's contribution on the offensive end.

As for the defensive end...when Chalmers holds the ball, Sun Ce goes to guard Beasley; when Beasley holds the ball, Sun Ce goes to guard Chalmers. It's pretty simple.

Although Beasley rushed in and grabbed two offensive rebounds, this was the best defense Sun Ce could do, and it did not make his teammates feel uncomfortable, because usually Nash or Dragic's defense was almost the same.

This way, it's positive but useless.

At three minutes and seventeen seconds of the first quarter, the Heat called a timeout, replaced Beasley with James Jones, and rearranged their defense.

At 6-11, the Heat were already 5 points behind.

Chalmers was fine, at least he was motivated, Beasley had no defense at all, and Hill could easily break through Beasley.

Sun Ce's statistics were fixed at this point. His points and assists were still 2 points and 1 assist. He picked up a defensive rebound and had no other performance.

He was worried that he would be replaced during the timeout. After all, his only outstanding performance was at the beginning.

However, the Suns did not make any substitutions during the timeout, which made Dragic, who was ready and stood up on the sidelines, very frustrated and even more unhappy with Sun Ce.

This time it’s not that Gentry is taking care of Sun Ce, but that Sun Ce’s performance makes him very satisfied!
Chapter completed!