basketball never sleeps

Chapter 153 Doesn’t he know it hurts?

"Mo Wen's performance in the first half was not very active. He only had 11 points and 5 assists in the half. If he plays this time, his average per game in the playoffs will drop a lot."

In Yangma's commentary room, Su Qun looked at Mo Wen's game data on the screen with a little regret in his tone.

In the hospital room in Houston, watching the broadcast of the American broadcast by Yang Ma, Yao Ming subconsciously clicked his toes after hearing this, but the pain that followed made him take a breath of air.

Hiss - since when can the data of 11+5 at halftime be called inactive?

"Don't worry, you've watched so many of Mo Wen's games, but you still don't know him? Mo Wen is different from Yao. He is generally not humble with his teammates. In the first half, he shot accurately and didn't make much of a difference.

···What's that called... Oh, keep it up! The Heat's ball rights are all distributed and paid attention to. Wade played the entire first half, and O'Brien played a lot of time. He must be indifferent in the second half.

It's time for the performance, let's just wait and see."

Director Zhang next to him said calmly.

After hearing what Director Zhang said, Dayao let out another wry smile.

What does he mean by being humble? He just can't catch the ball, okay? If he can pass the ball once in every round, you will see if he is humble or not.

After patting his legs, which were a little numb after the operation, Dayao sighed quietly and looked at the TV with envy and confusion at first.

The TV is right in front of us, but the stadium is far away. It’s been a busy year and it’s been another fruitless year.

It's terrible to work hard but get no feedback.

Kidd was confused, and Artest also had the same doubt.

It's just that Mo Wen constantly adjusted his confrontation steps, used his arms to fight, and made up for the lack of strength by superimposing various details and small movements to maintain the balance of power between the two on the surface.

The physical problems caused by Carlisle's strategy of beating the main players to death also greatly affected the defensive speed.

Artest, last season's Defensive Player of the Year, is like an actor in a mime in front of him. His efforts are beyond reproach, but the results of his efforts have a comedic effect.

From the second half onwards, there was no tension between the two, it was all confrontation.

When the intermission ended and Mo Wen appeared on the court again, Dayao regained his energy.

A flash of lightning flashed through his mind, and he suddenly realized something.

He caught a glimpse of Mo Wen, but it was meaningless now.

But he really managed to stay focused throughout the entire process.

"Don't he know it hurts?"

He has long been accustomed to the pain of confrontation.

There were no major injuries. The main problem was some scattered bone spurs and loose bodies. They were already tormenting his nerves in the middle of the season, but he only had a chance until the end of the playoffs.

Come and use the knife.

But today Wade was determined not to let someone win the MVP again.

So in the fourth quarter, the Heat's model worker stepped forward again and made 4 of 12 shots in a single quarter, helping the Pacers recover the score at the last moment.

I just kept going and didn't go in.

During the offensive and defensive confrontations between him and Mo Wen, he would often feel a strong sense of frustration because he could not see the feedback on Mo Wen's face.

He is like a conductor of a band, leading the Heat to wave after wave of climax.

Director Zhang’s prediction was correct.

Unlike the first game, this game was not as focused as the Pacers lost morale at the beginning.

"Artest said in the interview before the game that he had practiced boxing during the suspension period. I don't believe it. His defensive stickiness is very high, but when you look at the expressions on his and Mo Wen's faces during the confrontation, it's like

You can clearly distinguish who is the one who has really practiced.”

This is done when the team is 3 points behind, 5 points behind, 10 points behind, and 15 points behind.

Ha, that’s not true either. I didn’t get much results, but I got a lot of injuries.

What he didn't know was that Mo Wen's expression management ability was something Hollywood wouldn't dare to say, but for domestic entertainment, it was definitely at the level of an actor.

From the toes, ankles, to the knees, ligaments, and elbows, frequent internal contact has brought varying degrees of wear and injury to most of his parts.

In addition to tacit understanding, rotation defense requires players to have speed and concentration. If one player is missing, the deterrence will be greatly reduced.

At the end of the game, the score of the two teams was fixed at 99:85.

He was dragged to the logo area by Mo Wen to watch the show; he was beaten by Mo Wen in a high pick-and-roll and was forced to defend against Ao Fat and was dunked; he played hide-and-seek with Mo Wen in continuous pick-and-rolls, and the ball was scored and he was still chasing...

If he has any mood to slack off at work, he will not be so photogenic.

If it weren't for Mo Wen's murderous eyes, he would have doubted whether he was weak.

Break through and score the ball, make quick transfers, mobilize troops, and direct traffic.

But if you look at the faces of Mo Wen, who is calm and gentle, and Artest, who can feel his teeth about to be broken through his cheeks, it is easy to give people the illusion that Mo Wen actually has the upper hand.

At the end of the third quarter, 76:62, the Heat led by 14 points. Mo Wen had 6 points, 5 assists and 3 rebounds in a single quarter.

Can't look at the face!

But Kidd, who was idle at home, looked at the scene in front of him and fell into thinking.

The Heat's role players got many more opportunities than they did on the court. Seeing that they could hit a good shooting percentage, Mo Wen and O'Pang were happy to paddle.

Similarly, Mo Wen's attitude is always the same, he plays how he wants to fight, he plays like this when he is 3 points ahead, he plays like this when he is 5 points ahead...and he plays like this when he is 10 points ahead.

In the eyes of most people, this seems to be the case.

In the third quarter, the fight with Artest did not affect Mo Wen in leading the team to widen the point difference.

He stretched out his fingers to block the faces of the two people in the picture, and then observed their footsteps in the confrontation. Mo Wen, who was wearing a Heat jersey, was the one at a disadvantage.

Buckley pointed at the picture in the camera and said disdainfully.

Although under Artest's defense, Mo Wen still failed to show the gorgeous personal offense that fans expected. Except for two three-pointers after hitting pick-and-rolls, Mo Wen did not finish the rest of his offense to the end, but attracted attention.

After enough defense, he passed it to his teammates.

A 3-year-old child may cry when getting an injection, but a 30-year-old child may wish that the intern nurse would prick a few more holes in your hand.

It is undeniable that even without any explosive scoring data, Mo Wen still has a strong sense of presence on the court.

He grimaced in pain when Mo Wen elbowed him, but when he fought back, Mo Wen didn't even frown.

Look at the face?

After a few rounds at the beginning of the third quarter, Wade returned to the court to rest, and the game officially entered a silent period.

Wade, who scored 30 points on 23 shots, originally thought he could finally be an MVP. After all, Mo Wen didn't take many shots in the final quarter, and O'Pang was about the same.

30 points in the playoffs, shouldn't tomorrow's newspaper be all about his photo?

But after seeing the statistics table, his smile froze again.

Mo Wen made 8 of 16 shots, 3 of 5 three-pointers, and 3 of 3 free throws. He scored a total of 21 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 rebounds...a triple-double in the playoffs.

I can't stand it anymore. It's getting daybreak. Get up and make up for it. I'll continue the challenge tomorrow.

(End of chapter)