During the halftime break, the Heat were fighting among themselves, but the Bulls were studying how to choke the Heat's strange lineup. Finally, under Derrick Rose's suggestion, the targeted defensive strategy was for Rose to take the initiative to defend Shaw.
En Livingston, strangle his tandem, and as for Beasley, the Heat's offensive terminator, leave it to Luol Deng to defend.
In this way, a mismatch advantage was formed, which completely locked up the Heat's offense.
The Bulls' calculations were very accurate and precise. After the game started, when Chalmers dribbled the ball through half court and handed the ball to Livingston as usual, Rose immediately followed the basketball to Livingston's side, and kept
Use your body to squeeze the space defending Livingston.
Although Livingston is much taller than Rose, his body is too thin, and his leg has been broken again, so he can only dodge backwards. As soon as he dodges like this, the Heat's originally smooth offensive system immediately stopped running.
, because the basketball cannot be passed out in his hands.
Seeing that Livingston was struggling and about to lose the ball soon, Yang Mo hurriedly ran to the outside line, helped him clear the ball and caught his ball. Just as he was about to pass the ball back, he found that Rose was always following Livingston. There is no basketball at all.
Can't pass in.
Seeing this, Yang Mo had no choice but to pass the ball to Beasley. After Beasley received the ball, the defensive target became Luol Deng, who is known for his defense. He suddenly seemed a little overwhelmed, and finally struggled to get rid of his opponent and made a jump shot...
…Bang!
Basketball blacksmithing.
Since Yang Mo had already moved to the outside, he had no way to grab the rebound and could only return to defense.
Finally...the shortcomings of this lineup appeared, because the initiator of the offense and the only independent offensive creator were strangled.
At this time, someone must step up and score, otherwise the Heat will inevitably collapse.
Whoosh!
Back in the backcourt, Ben Gordon used his movement to get rid of Livingston's defense and threw in a three-pointer. The Heat, who were originally leading by one point, immediately fell behind by two points.
The ball came back in rotation, but the Heat still failed to break the Bulls' defensive cage. In the end, Beasley forced a shot and missed.
When Spoelstra saw this scene on the sidelines, he subconsciously wanted to call a timeout. But selfishly, he still didn't call. He wanted to see if Yang Mo could turn the tide this time, or he was more looking forward to it.
Yang Mo was frustrated on the court, and then went off the field with a low eyebrow and asked him to arrange tactics.
From the beginning, Spoelstra had a prejudice against Yang Mo. This prejudice did not stem from personal issues, but from his so-called national pride. Seeing Yang Mo, he couldn't help but think of the South China Sea and the
Those islands where the Chinese navy is stationed at the entrance to the capital.
But what can be done? Who wants you Filipino servants to be so weak? That territory has been China's territory since ancient times.
When the team's two attacks were limited and the head coach did not call a timeout, Yang Mo took the initiative to stand up. When he returned to half-court defense, he shouted to his teammates: "Next, we will focus on the inside and keep the ball."
Leave it to me to handle it."
The teammates had no objection to Yang Mo's statement, because the role of a leader is reflected in critical moments.
Back at halftime, Derrick Rose passed the ball to Luol Deng immediately. Luol Deng received the ball near the free throw line and faced James Jones' defense. He went straight up to the sky and deceived Jones' center of gravity to make him jump.
Seizing the opportunity, Luol Deng took the time to throw the ball... BAM!
When the basketball was playing, Yang Mo pushed Noah away from behind with a slight push of his butt, and stretched out his arms to easily catch the basketball.
Then he handed the ball directly to Chalmers and ran quickly to the frontcourt. Running into the penalty area, Yang Mo blocked Joakim Noah for the first time, and then reached for the ball. Chalmers did not hesitate and quickly lobbed the ball in
.
Yang Mo caught the ball, his butt sank, and he pushed it in. Joakim Noah did not take the initiative to make physical contact, but let Yang Mo squeeze in. Anyway, he made up his mind and waited for Yang Mo to stop.
, whenever he takes a shot, use your height to block him and block his shot.
His defensive strategy was correct, but Yang Mo couldn't let him get what he wanted.
After Yang Mo pushed the ball into the three-second zone, he suddenly turned to the left. Noah, who was originally taking a step to defend, rushed forward, raising his arms and preparing to jump to block the shot.
Seeing this, Yang Mo directly moved the ball up a little and took a step forward with his right foot. Noah quickly tilted his weight this way, preparing to block the shot.
At this moment, Yang Mo suddenly turned back around the pivot foot. Noah was afraid that Yang Mo would shoot the ball, so he quickly pounced on him. As soon as he adjusted his center of gravity and pounced on him, Yang Mo had already lowered his butt and pressed against him.
His body quickly turned around and went directly to the basket, took a step forward, leaped high and dunked the ball heavily into the basket.
At the moment when Yang Mo dunked hard, Noah's eyes were even looking in the completely opposite direction.
He never expected that Yang Mo would actually perform three turns in front of him in a row, and the total number of fake moves exceeded four.
It’s impossible to guard against it!
Noah couldn't help but feel helpless in his heart. He really tried his best on this ball.
But in this cruel world, "try your best" is a very weak word, because talent is always greater than diligence. Those who think that "genius is ninety-nine percent sweat plus one percent talent"
The people you talk to are often not geniuses. Only geniuses know how important that one percent talent is.
Yang Mo is obviously a genius, and his talent is far more than 1%.
At least his spin dunk shocked the Bulls fans.
Michael Jordan in the VIP box stood up excitedly and waved his arms vigorously.
"So smart, so awesome! He actually integrated the inside steps with my post-ups. The first tentative step was very Olajuwon-like, but the final spin around the body was handed to him by me.
"His hip rotation method, it's such an amazing learning talent. I can't believe he only learned it for an hour." Michael Jordan was so excited that even if he exchanged his own son for Pat Riley, he wouldn't even frown.
Brows, because his two idiot sons have been practicing for almost thirty years combined and they still don't have one percent of Yang Mo's dexterity.
It's just...Pat Riley wouldn't trade with him. Why trade with those two dudes? A prodigal?
