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Compared with the Warriors' excellent bench lineup, the Heat's bench lineup is a little worse, but the gap is not big, but on the Warriors' home court, the Heat's bench lineup is difficult to play well, and under Iguodala's outside defense, they will also have turnovers and conceded balls.

Wang Lang also watched all this easily, and in the cheers of the Warriors fans, he saw Livingston's unsolvable mid-range singles again and again, scoring smoothly.

There is also Barbosa's breakthrough and Speight's mid-range.

On the Heat's side, Tyler Johnson, who came off the bench, did well, hitting three-pointers and mid-range shots to score 10 points, while others struggled to score.

But the Warriors' bench was on fire, combining to score 15 points.

With seven minutes left in the second quarter, the Warriors held the lead, 44-34, a 10-point lead.

The expansion of the score also put the Heat in a disadvantageous situation, and if the score difference continues to widen, the Heat will fall into a state of struggling to chase points in the third quarter. If they can close the difference, the Heat still have hope of winning.

The Warriors also changed to the main lineup at this time, with center Wang Lang on the Warriors' side, green at power forward, Barnes at small forward, Thompson at scoring guard, and Curry at point guard.

Kerr didn't let Iguodala replace Barnes at small forward, meaning the Warriors didn't step up their defensive intensity in the second quarter.

On the Heat side, the starting lineup remains the same, but the Heat's tactics will change, which Wang Lang also guessed.

The Heat attacked, Dragic dribbled to the outside, and used his skillful skills to pass to Whiteside on the inside, and Wang Lang immediately defended closely.

Whiteside turned his back to Wang Lang, for fear that Wang Lang would block and break the ball, and he didn't dare to turn around and make a layup, just waiting for the opportunity.

This is also what Wang Lang is looking forward to, as he maintains defensive intensity and makes it difficult for Whiteside to turn.

Just then, Bosh and Wade made a pick-and-roll, and Bosh pulled to the mid-range position to receive the ball.

As soon as Whiteside passed the ball, Bosh faced the switching Thompson and used his height to shoot.

Thompson could only jump up to block, but because Bosh paused when shooting, he waited for Thompson to fall before shooting, and still hit the basket.

The Warriors returned to 8 points from 44-36, which also gave the Heat a glimmer of hope for chasing points.

But Wang Lang is full of confidence.

The Warriors attacked, Wang Lang dribbled to the frontcourt, and in the face of Lu Erdeng who defended him, Wang Lang made a feint to shake the dribble.

Lu Erdeng was unstable, swaying left and right, and it was no longer possible to judge Wang Lang's breakthrough route.

Wang Lang followed the acceleration, broke through from the left side, directly passed Lu Erdeng, and killed the penalty area.

Whiteside didn't stay away from the box this time around, but stayed near the box.

This gave Wang Lang room to shoot.

Wang Lang did not hesitate, shot with one foot, and shot extremely quickly. Leaning back slightly, the defending Whiteside could only reach out and block from a distance of one step, to no avail.

Wang Lang scored 7 points, and the Warriors led by 10 points at 46-36, and the difference remained in this range.

Wang Lang also raised his arms in celebration amid the cheers of the Warriors fans, waving his hands constantly. Let the enthusiasm of the fans be even higher.

In the next round, the Heat continued their offensive tactics, allowing Bosh to shoot in the mid-range again and again, and also allowing Wade to look for opportunities to shoot in the mid-range, but Wade failed to find an opportunity, and Bosh felt hot. He scored 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting.

Wang Lang was also full of firepower, found his scoring account in the second quarter, and shot outside the box again and again. Easy scoring.

He scored 12 points on all six shots, and with his previous score, he scored 19 points and added two more rebounds.

At the end of the first half, Wang Lang also got 19 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.

With just three minutes left in the second quarter, the Warriors also led the Heat by more than 12 points, 58-46.

The Heat players had solemn expressions, and the pressure continued to mount.

In the live broadcast room, A Smith quickly analyzed at this time: "The Heat did change their defensive and offensive tactics, and they no longer let Whiteside leave the restricted area to defend Wang Lang. It also no longer gives the rest of the Warriors an easy shot. This

did not stop Wang Lang's inside attack, allowing Wang Lang to find an opportunity and score 19 points.

"In terms of offense, Bosh's mid-range shots are very powerful, scoring time and time again, but they just can't tie the score, and the difference has widened.

Olajuwon sighed: "This style of play is not enough for the Warriors, even if Bosh scores a lot, it can't help the Heat beat the Warriors, unless Bosh can lead other teammates to score together, but unfortunately this is not his specialty." "

Dragic is a good player with three-point shooting, but he can't make consecutive three-pointers like Curry and perform decently.

A Smith nodded: "That means the Heat need more three-point shots to catch up with the score?"

Olajuwon smiled: "Yes, it's a pity that the Heat are not good at three-point shooting, in the future games, maybe they can do better."

During halftime, Wang Lang also sat on the edge of the bed, interacting with the fans while watching the Warriors' performance.

At this point, Kerr said, "You're doing well on the inside, but I can make changes next step up and give you more movement and three-point opportunities."

"Whiteside doesn't have enough fitness and outside defense, so you need to do the pick-and-roll for Curry, let Ruer Deng defend Curry, and let Wade defend you.

Wang Lang understood: "Understood, if Whiteside doesn't leave the penalty area, I will score with a three-point shot."

Kerr laughed: "In this way, the Heat's perimeter defense will collapse, and Whiteside's lack of perimeter defense will be further magnified."

Then, Kerr changed his words: "As for Bosh's mid-range scoring, you don't have to worry about it, just let him continue to shoot in the middle range, and Bosh's touch will decline."

Wang Lang agreed.

In this way, the Warriors have a new tactical set-up.

The halftime also ended at this time, and at the beginning of the second half, the Warriors replaced the strongest lineup of center Wang Lang, power forward Green, small forward Iguodala, scoring guard Thompson, and point guard Curry.

The Heat, on the other hand, did not make any lineup changes and remained the starting lineup.

It was Lu Erdeng who defended Wang Lang.

The Heat attacked, and Dragic dribbled on the perimeter and made a pick-and-roll with Wade.

Curry also immediately switched to Wade, leaving Thompson to defend Dragic.

Dragic passed the ball to Wade, who asked for the ball from mid-range, and Wade also made a breakthrough move in the face of Curry, but Curry's lateral movement was fast, blocking Wade's footsteps, and Wade immediately stepped back and shot.