Super Role Player

The fourth game between the 76ers and the Miami Heat continues to be held at the American Airlines Arena. ?

The tragic defeat in the previous game did not allow Miami fans to recover until two days later. The atmosphere in the stadium seemed a bit sluggish, far less than the excitement of the previous game.

After the two teams played separately, nothing unusual happened in the arena. However, compared to the previous game, Anxi found that there were many more fans in Miami for this game. Even Floyd Mayweather Weiser, the American boxing champion, also appeared on the sidelines again.

But this time, he wore the Heat's home jersey and was welcomed by the Heat's home fans.

Seeing Mayweather, James Anderson also joked with Anxi during the warm-up: "25 million US dollars is not a small amount. Mayweather also needs to be careful, and he will feel bad if he loses. I’m here to supervise the battle.”

Anxi smiled and shook his head: "Supervising the war? Supervising the war is useless, we still have to win!"

When the game comes, Anxi begins to show his confidence, and he wants to use his confidence to infect his teammates.

On the Heat's side, David Fizdale also made some adjustments in this game. He summed up the lessons from the previous two games and then made adjustments to the team's lineup.

Chris Anderson returned to the lineup and replaced Shane Battier. David Fizdale's change was aimed directly at the team's frame protection and defense. David Fizdale believed that the Heat had lost two games in a row. The reason is that they believed too much in the team's small lineup, so that after facing the 76ers, a team with a strong inside line, the inside line was completely destroyed, and the outside line was even beaten by Anxi alone.

Therefore, David Fizdale brought back Chris Anderson as the rim-protecting center, aiming to strengthen the team's defense.

The game soon started amidst the noise of the American Airlines Arena. The jump ball was still Omer Asik and Chris Bosh. Although Chris Anderson was on the board, Birdman Anderson was not tall enough and was at a disadvantage in jumping the ball. Obviously, we can only continue to let Chris Bosh jump the ball.

This time, Bosh won the jump ball and the Heat won the ball for the opening attack.

In the commentary box, the Turner Sports commentary trio began to discuss the Heat's changes in this game.

Craig Sager first said: "In this game, the Heat put Chris Anderson back on, with the clear purpose of strengthening defense, but I think David Fizdale's adjustment is of little significance."

"Although a large part of the reason why the Heat lost the first two games was that Anxi broke down the Heat's internal and external defense, it is too difficult for just one Chris Anderson to strengthen the team's defense."

Kenny Smith also thinks so: "The appearance of Chris Anderson can enhance the Heat's ability to protect the basket to a certain extent, but the Heat's problem in protecting the basket in the first two games was not big. This adjustment is just a superficial adjustment." Adjustment doesn't mean much, I just hope the 76ers won't be confused by the Heat's adjustments."

Charles Barkley had a different view: "No, Craig, Kenny, I don't think what you said is entirely right. I think David Fizdale's hand adjustment is just an adjustment of the starting hand. David Fizdale The idea is simple, let Chris Anderson protect the frame, and then use all-round defense to block Anxi."

"Judging from the first two games, as long as the Heat can defend Anxi, the game can be won easily."

"Do not believe,

We'll see, the Heat will definitely strengthen their defense against Anxi..."

Putting aside the debate in the commentary box for the time being, in the Heat's first attack, LeBron James broke through quickly and passed the ball to Wade. Wade made a breakthrough to get rid of Jae Crowder, and made a mid-range pull-up jumper. Bang. A miss.

The game has just begun, and Wade still has to find his touch.

And then, it’s time to wait and see as Charles Barkley calls it.

The three people in the commentary box opened their eyes to the 76ers' offense, hoping to use this to discover the Heat's targeted defense against Anxi in this game.

Anxi on the court knew nothing about this. In this game, he still played the same way as the previous two games, starting without the ball to help his teammates create opportunities.

In the first round, Anxi didn't participate in the offense at all. He just stood in the bottom corner for a while, and then when he rushed to the top of the key, he helped his teammates open up the space and won a ball-handling kill for Pau Gasol. Chance to get to the basket.

But facing Chris Anderson's cover, Pau Gasol missed a layup, and the 76ers also failed to score.

The rebound was grabbed by Wade, and the Heat had no intention of counterattacking quickly. They slowly advanced to the frontcourt, and then Wade held the ball in the frontcourt and organized the offense.

James ran back and rushed to the high post, then took the basketball from Wade and faced Anxi's defense.

He immediately broke through with a heavy shoulder, and was blocked by Anxi's sideways step. However, he did not stop his steps, but continued to break through, rushing into the penalty area against Anxi's defense.

After two steps, LeBron James took three big steps and continued to layup against Anxi's defense.

But Anxi's defense was too good at this goal and the goal was not scored.

In the 76ers' offense, Pau Gasol got a chance on the last goal, but failed to score a layup, so as soon as the goal passed half court, Anxi was waiting at the top of the key, waiting until McAway held the ball and advanced past the halfway mark. After the game, Anxi asked for the ball, and he decided to score a single.

Just when Anxi wanted the ball for a single, the Heat's defensive position changed to a zone defense position.

As soon as Anxi broke through, a Heat player immediately double-teamed over.

Wade was double-teamed. Anxi looked around, trying to pass the ball, but the Heat's fast rotation defense did not allow Anxi to get a good chance.

Anxi also scored some one-on-two goals in the last game. Anxi was very confident in this game, so since it failed to get a good passing opportunity, Anxi could only choose to continue to work alone.

But after Anxi forced a breakthrough, Wade seized the opportunity and reached out to steal the ball.

With a bang, Wade took out the basketball and Anxi made a mistake!

With a bang, the American Airlines Arena exploded for the first time since it opened...

"Anxi made a mistake! This was a successful defense!" This was the explanation of the on-site commentator at the American Airlines Arena.

The trio of Turner Sports originally wanted to analyze the Heat's blockade of Anxi, but what followed was the Heat's fast break. They could only look at the Heat's fast break first.

The Heat's fast break was not fast, because the main body of their quick counterattack was still in the penalty area to surround Anxi, so this wave of fast break was a bit reluctant. After passing to the frontcourt, Bosh took a shot against the defense, but still failed to score.

The rebound was protected by Asik.

But at this time, Anxi on the court had already frowned deeply.

"The Heat just completed a successful defense against Anxi. This defense does not seem to have changed much from their double-teaming tactics against Anxi in the previous two games, but in fact there are still many changes." Craig Sager Only then do we have time to analyze this defense.

And Charles Barkley also echoed: "Yes, the difference between the Heat's defense and the previous two games is that the Heat has an extra frame protector inside, which makes it difficult for Anxi's pass to be effective. Because no matter how the ball is passed, Chris Anderson will ensure the safety of the basket inside, so Dwyane Wade and LeBron James can safely double-team Anxi, which also greatly increases the defensive pressure Anxi faces. "

The trio of Turner Sports quickly analyzed David Fizdale's changes in Anxi's targeted defense, but in fact, the emergence of Chris Anderson added more to the Heat's defensive end.

If Anxi breaks through further, or even rushes inside, Anxi will face Chris Anderson, a shot blocker who is above the level. At that time, Anxi's best choice is to pass the ball.

Passing the ball may give teammates better opportunities, but if you think about it carefully, what about Anxi himself?

David Fizdale's ultimate goal is to silence Anxi, and this goal can actually be achieved whether it is blocking Anxi so that Anxi's shooting is improved, or blocking Anxi so that Anxi has to pass the ball.

So if you think about it carefully, the Heat's defensive goal in this game is very clear, which is to prevent Anxi from scoring! (To be continued.) 8