Speaking of the finals, it is natural to talk about the NBA East and West finals that ended not long ago.

First up was the Eastern Conference Finals, where the Miami Heat finally defeated the defending champions with a total score of 4-3, and the Hawks dynasty finally collapsed.

The better performer in the G1 of the Eastern Conference finals was the Atlanta Hawks, who shot 10 of 22 from the field, including 3 of 7 three-pointers and 5 of 6 free throws, scoring 28 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists in a single game.

But Blake Griffin was terrible, he shot just 4 of 14 from the field, hit the basket a few times, but only made 4 free throws and only made 1 free throw, and the Griffin, who successfully went undercover on the offensive end, was not completely without merit, at least in his frame protection in this game, he grabbed 14 rebounds.

The Heat's loss was mainly on their own offensive end, D. Wade shot 7 of 17 from the field, while James was directly invisible, with only 5 of 15 shots from the field.

It should be said that Barnes, Embarrass, Hinrich and others on the outside, as well as Pachuria, Griffin, and Anderson on the Hawks inside, did a pretty good job in joint defense, and they did a good job of containing the performance of the Heat Big Three on the defensive end in G1.

Of the Heat's Big Three, only Chris Bosh was 12-of-17 from the field and 6-of-6 from the free-throw line, scoring a game-high 30 points of the night, along with nine rebounds, and was the only Heat player who wasn't suppressed by the Hawks.

The Miami people woke up from a dream when they lost their first home game, yes, their opponents did have less active No. 1 Nguyen Er Niu, but the Hawks have been the rulers of the past three seasons after all, and the Heat Big Three are not in any position to defy their opponents now.

After the start of G2, the Heat immediately increased their defensive efforts against Embarrassment, and D. Wade and James even resorted to the tactic of taking turns to change defenses.

In this battle, he finally exposed his disadvantages, his projection ability can indeed squeeze into the league, but his physical fitness is really too average in front of the top players in the NBA, when the opponent's defensive pressure is all on him, the scoring means of embarrassment seem to rely too much on skills.

The current leaders of the Hawks tend to be under the rotation of Dian Wei (D. Wade, who reads a little faster) and LeBon (who reads a little faster), either with a big step-back jumper or can only use the rhythm to get to the basket and throw a shot.

Or should it be said that when dealing with most of the players in this league, Embarrassment is almost able to maintain a consistent output in the game, if not without a solution, but when it comes to players with the most top physical talent and defensive attitude, the contemporary word for contemporary Jordan immediately becomes a mockery.

Without Ruan Erniu sharing the pressure for Embarrassment, Embarrassment can only prove that he is a contemporary Pippen, not a true Jordan.

Lebang dominated the game that night, he shot 12 of 21 from the field, including 2 of 6 three-pointers and 2 of 6 free throws, scoring 29 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists.

Griffin lost himself again, and the Griffin barely regained his most aggressive form of the regular season once he reached the playoffs, partly because of the Hawks' player allocation issues, but on the other hand, it really proved that Griffin was still a rookie after all.

In G1 and G2, Mike Bibby, who signed with the Heat as a free agent, is a player who has received great attention from the media, but the Heat starter has been undercover for the Heat for two consecutive games, G1 he shot 1 of 4, G2 he shot 1 of 6, although the Hawks lost to him, but the White Devil is indeed old, and he is no longer able to contribute to the existing Heat system.

Even if the Heat win in G2, Spoelstra's forced inclusion of Bibby in the starting lineup is just as debatable.

G3 returned to Atlanta, the Heat went to the next city, and the way to win was basically the same as G2, the difference is that Lebang and Dr. both went berserk, while Dian Wei alone took out the embarrassment on the defensive end, and in the struggle between 193 Jordan and contemporary Jordan, the former gradually occupied the top.

The defending champions, who fell behind 2:1, lost their home-court advantage again, and they had no way back in G4, and finally Dragic stepped up, scoring 33 points in a single game and 22 points in the half, and the claw machine that scored 22 points in the half smoothly took over the game in the second half, and the Heat were not without flaws, at least in the No. 1 position, neither Mike Bibby nor Mario Chalmers could get the claw machine that played in form.

G5 returned to Miami, but it was the Atlanta Hawks who won the king mountain, and the claw machine continued the excellent performance of the previous game, and the game was not decided until the final quarter, first embarrassed Sen hit consecutive three-pointers under huge defensive pressure, and then Matt Barnes, who was busy limiting D. Wade throughout the game, hit a killer shot from beyond the three-point line.

At 86:83, the Hawks won G6, but no one was happy, because in this game, the fourth quarter of the lunar eclipse injured his ankle and left the court early, and after the diagnosis, the Hawks announced on the official website that the lunar eclipse will be out of action for at least half a month, that is, he will almost certainly miss the next Eastern Conference finals.

This undoubtedly made the Atlanta Hawks, who had just won the match point, despair, the Eclipse was average on the offensive end, and it was not able to completely get Lebang on the defensive end, but without him, the Hawks' efficiency on both offensive and defensive ends immediately plummeted.

The G6 Heat returned to Atlanta for a life-and-death battle, and after a tough defensive battle, it was the Miamins who finally had the last laugh, and they stubbornly pulled the score to 3-3 and brought the game back to Miami.

No one on either side of the G7 has any way out, but the Atlanta Hawks, who have no lunar eclipse, have never been able to stop the Heat's crazy offensive.

At 93:103, the Heat won the tie-break at home, and in the first year of the Big Three, they led the team to the Finals.

Atlanta fans, who have been accustomed to winning in the past few seasons, obviously can't accept this fact, and some radical fans even put up the slogan "Tony Ressler get out", while the other player who was shot while lying down was naturally Blake Griffin, who blames him for the man who single-handed Ruan Erniu?

Billy Knight is the one who ultimately needs to step up and be responsible, and the honest and obedient general manager of the Hawks was fired, and everyone understands that he is just a scapegoat.

Nguyen Er Niu tweeted: "I wish the Eagles a comeback next season, former Hawks player - Kraft Nguyen. ”

As Erniu's tweets were retweeted, Atlanta fans once again took their anger out on Tony Ressler's head, this time not as simple as writing slogans, all kinds of caricatures, and avatar burning.

Even Tony Ressler has been afraid to show up on the streets of Atlanta lately, fearing that he will be attacked by Hawks-crazy Hawks fans.

In fact, Resler's decision was not necessarily wrong at the time, Griffin was younger and more potential, but Ruan Erniu suffered a serious injury such as a torn meniscus, given the attributes of most of the Celestial Empire people, who would dare to put the treasure on the heads of the Celestial Empire people.

But a loss is a loss, and from the moment the defending champion was eliminated, all doubts came up. Angry Atlanta fans wishfully believe that even Ruan Erniu, who dragged an injury and returned early in the playoffs, would definitely perform better than the seemingly fierce Griffin.

The first person in the active service has such a charm that it makes fans ignore the most basic objective laws.

The Atlanta Hawks have once again gone downhill, and it is not easy for them to keep both the lunar eclipse and the claw machine in the new season, in fact, since the trade of Ruan Er Niu, the dynasty team has been on the verge of collapse.

The East Decisive was a thrilling battle, but the Western Decisive was won and lost in a fairly short period of time.

The Dallas Mavericks defeated the Thunder with a total score of 4-1 and advanced to the Finals.

Throughout the series, the performance of the German veteran driver is simply superb, playing an average of 40.6 minutes per game, shooting 17.6 times, hitting 9.8 times, and shooting 55.7%, including 2.2 shots on the three-point court, hitting 0.8 times, shooting 36.4%, averaging 12.2 free throws per game, hitting 11.8 times, and shooting 96.7%, while the Silver Horn King's average data in the Western Conference finals is summarized as 32.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 2.6 assists.

Even Ruan Erniu, who watched the video, had to admit that Nowitzki in this state had no way to be prevented, he solved all the problems alone, and he could efficiently score 32.2 points with 17.6 shots.

Durant is shooting just 42.9 percent from the field in this series, and it turns out that it's not just Westbrook who can keep Durant, but Sean Marion.

And the biggest undercover agent of the Thunder is none other than Russell Westbrook, a friend of Erniu, who averaged only 36.0% of the shooting rate per game, and completely lost himself under the wheel defense of the aging Kidd and DeSean Stevenson.

In the end, the Thunder still lost to youth, even if they did well enough to eliminate the Nuggets and Grizzlies along the way.

In this way, the East and West champions were born in turn, and the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks met again on the Finals stage, which was reminiscent of the Finals in '06.

Nowitzki's Mavericks once led the Heat with a 2-0 overall score, but in the end, D. Wade turned into 193 Jordan and directly took over the rest of the game, and with the help of O'Neal, he tasted the championship for the first time in his career.

Five years have passed, and the two teams have met again in the finals, but the lineups of the two teams have long been different.

Before the start of the Finals, experts from all walks of life were almost overwhelmingly optimistic about the Heat, which has a big three.

At least from the scene, the Dallas Mavericks really lack a championship phase, the three-core Heat VS the single-core Mavericks, will there be any suspense in such a game?

Ruan Erniu rarely said on Twitter and Weibo: "I have a good relationship with James and D. Wade, but to be honest, I think Dallas is underrated, and the Mavericks are by no means a team to be slaughtered." ”

G1 of the Finals kicked off in Miami, and the first game between the two sides was very anxious, and the Heat managed to gain a score advantage enough to establish victory almost in the last period of the final quarter.

G2 continued to play in Miami, also to the last quarter, this time it was Dirk Nowitzki who stood up and sealed his throat with a sword, and at the critical moment, the teacher raced to the point of flying, and his hand was not soft at all.

James' biggest weakness was exposed, his back-to-back ability was too poor.

In the face of the Mavericks' joint defense, the Heat's breakthrough was largely restrained, so someone had to step up and carve out a piece of the sky in the high and low positions, or shoot directly outside the three-point line.

The latter is very difficult, but the former is even more desperate, and the incident that made veteran NBA fans laugh turned over, and a man named JJ Barria stood firmly behind James, pressed one hand against the waist of the chosen son, and then ......

There was no more, James was blocked continuously, and he couldn't beat Barria at all, so anxious that James even had the frustration of directly fouling Barria.

From G2 onwards, the scales of the race have tipped in turn.

G3 came to Dallas, D. Wade dreamed back to 06 years, one person turned on the killing god mode, and led the team to fight with the Mavericks again, James entered a state of invisibility, and the sense of presence was weak throughout the game, but it should be pointed out that in the end, the decisive shot made by Bosh was an assist from Lebon.

But that's all, there is nothing to be excited about winning G3 and leading Miami 2-1, because they have to admit that the victory of this game is ultimately due to the Mavericks' own poor performance on the offensive end.

Sure enough, after the game came to G4, the Mavericks will usher in a collective outbreak, and in terms of the Heat, even if D. Wade scored 32 points in the game, it was difficult to stop the team from swallowing the bitter fruit of defeat.

In this game, James's statistics were 8 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists.

2:2, the two teams tied the score, but fans who paid a little attention to the game found that the Heat had shown a decline.

Or rather, as long as James can't find his form, they will lose sooner or later.

But that's all, there is nothing to be excited about winning G3 and leading Miami 2-1, because they have to admit that the victory of this game is ultimately due to the Mavericks' own poor performance on the offensive end.

Sure enough, after the game came to G4, the Mavericks will usher in a collective outbreak, and in terms of the Heat, even if D. Wade scored 32 points in the game, it was difficult to stop the team from swallowing the bitter fruit of defeat.

In this game, James's statistics were 8 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists.

2:2, the two teams tied the score, but fans who paid a little attention to the game found that the Heat had shown a decline.

Or rather, as long as James can't find his form, they will lose sooner or later.

In this game, James's statistics were 8 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists.

2:2, the two teams tied the score, but fans who paid a little attention to the game found that the Heat had shown a decline.

Or rather, as long as James can't find his form, they will lose sooner or later. 2:2, the two teams tied the score, but fans who paid a little attention to the game found that the Heat had shown a decline.

Or rather, as long as James can't find his form, they will lose sooner or later.

In this game, James's statistics were 8 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists.

2:2, the two teams tied the score, but fans who paid a little attention to the game found that the Heat had shown a decline.

Or rather, as long as James can't find his form, they will lose sooner or later.