The Basketball Court Swordsman

Spoelstra can feel the sweat on his palms getting more and more, which feels like...just like when the Heat were about to lose in Game 3 of the series. But Spoelstra is very clear that the Heat can't lose again in this game. Because if you lose another game, the Miami Heat's way to win the championship may be shattered.

Last season, the Heat reached the finals as expected. If this season can't even make the finals... Spoelstra couldn't imagine what a disaster it would be.

But now in the fourth quarter of the game, the Heat still haven't opened the score. Spoelstra felt nervous and sweated his palms every time he played with the Pacers until the fourth quarter. Because you don't even know what kind of strategy Henson Joe will come up with next.

At this point, the fourth quarter has been played for two minutes, and the Pacers only led the Miami Heat by 2 points. In the first three quarters, the referee's whistle was quite satisfactory. The Pacers did not gain any home court advantage, but as long as they did not suffer, Henson was already satisfied.

Therefore, in the absence of Bosh, the inside pillar, the Pacers used a breakthrough and a second attack to hit the Heat. West and Horford showed their strength as All-Star players, and the Heat's weak inside group could not compete with them.

Of course, although the Heat lacked Bosh, they still have the best duo in the world, Wade and James!

The two also lived up to expectations and performed well. If they hadn't both performed superstar-like performance today, it would be impossible for the Heat to be only 2 points behind if they were penetrated in the interior!

Now it's the Heat with the ball, and the nervous Spoelstra feels that he should do something to stop himself from being so nervous. As a result, the Filipino coach stood up and shouted at the players on the court.

?? "Cheer up guys, cheer up!"

However, Spoelstra’s shouting was instantly annihilated by the enthusiastic cheers of the Pacers fans. He suddenly discovered that he was so powerless for this life-and-death game...

With James holding the ball beyond the three-point line, Wade is ready to throw off George with a reverse run, just like it did in the previous three quarters.

But this time, George entangled Wade to death, leaving no chance of connecting the ball to the Flash.

Wade has a knee injury, and the game has reached the fourth quarter. Where is George? George is very healthy, and most importantly, he is much younger than Wade and has more physical fitness than Wade.

Wade's running is not as fast as before, but George's speed and motivation have not dropped at all.

Seeing that Wade couldn't open the space, James decided to hit the basket. No one else defended him, it was Leonard who shined in the Eastern Conference Finals!

Averaging 15.8 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, James stopped doing whatever he wanted on the offensive end. If eSPN is to choose the best player in the Eastern Conference Finals, it is estimated to be 100%! The Pacers immediately gave the Heat a three-pointer!

"Very patiently conducting the ball. Everyone on the Pacers can pass and know how to pass the ball. Team offense, this is the offensive play that Coach Henson Joe has emphasized since last season. Today's game , We have seen the Pacers make the team's offense to the extreme." Miller said, looking at the Pacers' three-pointers in this game. Hmm... up to 45%!

This is not because the Pacers feel so bad today, but because they have got so many big open opportunities through patient transmission!

Henson saw Paul score a goal and applauded. Afterwards, Henson squatted on one knee, and he could no longer sit down! Defending again, it's time to listen to the referee.

James once again attacked with the ball, he could see that Wade was very tired. Most of the offense now depends on him!

After a few pick-and-rolls, Paul switched to James by accident. James and Paul’s personal relationship is actually pretty good, but Wade said it well: when you play with Chris, you will forget that he is your friend.

Henson, who was squatting on one knee, opened his hand as if he was worshipping. But he was not worshiping, but showing something to Paul. When Paul saw it, he put his arms away and put his back behind!

"Hold up your hands to defend James!" The audience was in an uproar, what was Paul thinking! ? Provoking James?

Of course not, Paul and Henson, this was done deliberately for the league! You **** blow like this again, we can only defend with our backs!

James didn't care so much. Seeing Paul directly put his arms away, he immediately broke through with the ball! It's just that he just rushed past Paul, only to find David West standing straight behind Paul! James was so heavy that he couldn't stop the car and ran into West!

Yes, Bosh is not here, and Henson can use the "Range Ruo Li" Dafa he learned from Thibodeau.

After being knocked down by James, West let out a howl like a pig and fell back suddenly. It doesn't count as much as he fell, West clutched his stomach in pain, motionless, as if he had been knocked apart by James.

The referee hesitated for a second, originally didn't want to blow. But seeing that West is so serious, and Paul just held up his hands to express his attitude, it is impossible to explain without blowing it.

Therefore, under multiple pressures, the referee still called a foul! Of course, it was James' offensive foul!

"Offensive foul! Hahahahaha, can you believe it!? The referee actually called LeBron an offensive foul!" Reggie Miller was amused, this is the way he should be.

The moment he heard the whistle, West who had just curled up on the ground suddenly recovered and stood up like a okay person. James spit on the referee. How could he call an offensive foul in such a critical attack?

Sure enough, this kind of thing is placed on James, and he himself can't stand it. Being called an offensive foul at a critical moment is this kind of **** feeling!

Henson smiled slightly. Who wouldn't take advantage of the referee?

After that, the Pacers continued to attack, and the Heat players obviously became a little impatient.

This time it was David West who held the ball offensively, and James, who defended him, took a sigh of relief.

West did not choose to turn over a jumper, but a turn around to break! Naturally, it is impossible for James to be overtaken by West so easily. When West layup, the Heat jumped up and prepared to block! But after the jump, James found that West had no intention of avoiding defense at all, and instead rubbed his face against his hands!

"what!?"

"Ah!" Then, West made another scream like a pig, and fell to the ground with his face in pain.

James looked dumbfounded, and after the referee hesitated...under pressure, James gave James a defensive foul...

Spoelstra quit, and the Philippine coach rushed directly to the referee and yelled. I just played an offensive foul, and now I'm playing a defensive foul, can Spoelstra be in no hurry?

But don't the referees want face? The **** Henson Joe didn't dare to yell at me, what are you yelling at?

Thus, the referee "replied" a technical foul of the Filipino.

On the court, the Pacers players were still watching West's situation nervously, and the scene just now was replayed on the big screen. Indeed, the palm of James' hand caught West's face "severely".

"This slap is really cruel!" Reggie Miller followed with added oil and jealousy.

Henson stood on the sidelines "nervously" with his hips akimbo, without yelling or getting dirty, as if he was very concerned about West's "injury".

It seems that today, Coach Henson really abides by the court order...