By this time, perhaps Miami fans still didn't feel the danger coming, and in their eyes it was just a mistake. Although Bosh's free throw shooting percentage is not very high, it is rare to miss two free throws, and this time it is all to blame for the Knicks being too ruthless.

But Bosh, as the first party, feels different, and from the eyes of the Knicks players, he can clearly sense a dangerous message. He is well aware that he has been targeted and that the next game could be even tougher.

The same is true for Riley, the god operator on the sidelines, who knows very well about the current Heat team. Mashburn has no offensive ability with the ball, and Grant is already yesterday's yellow flower, no longer the courage of the past. Avery is a rough guy who can count on his outside playmaking and offense, and Riley might as well expect the referees to allow him to send six players to fight the Knicks at the same time.

As for the steal king Eddie Jones, if it is used well and badly, it is all a double-edged sword, hurting others and hurting oneself.

slapped his face hard to sober himself up, and Bosh still carried the team's offensive banner and rushed to the Knicks' half without hesitation. He wanted to change his strategy, but he couldn't find a clue at all, in short, these teammates around Bosh were either at odds with him or lacking strength, and it was obvious that they would not give him any help.

Bosh, the Miami Heat's most threatening point of attack, was blocked, and for a while the Heat fell into a desperate predicament. No matter where Bosh is, as soon as he shows the slightest hint of wanting to attack, two Knicks players will immediately trap him, and as soon as he gets close to the basket, someone will immediately stop him from committing a desperate foul.

Jordan's rule, a trick that has been frequently used on Lamar in the past few seasons, has now been used by the Knicks to deal with Bosh, a rookie, which has to be said to be an irony.

Time was ticking, and there was no way for Bosh's all-luck offensive style to meet the Knicks' tough, almost despicable defensive style.

The strongest firepower was cut off, and the game immediately entered the Knicks' show time. With a powerful attack firepower group and a variety of attack methods, the scores of the two sides are getting bigger and bigger.

"Defend! Defend!"

Riley could no longer maintain his usual elegance and rushed to the sidelines shouting, reminding his teammates. But it's just in vain for him to do so, not to mention Lamar, the Knicks' strong bench lineup is enough for him to drink a pot. A Marshburn who has long lost his ambition and a clearly thin Eddie Jones alone can't stop the Knicks' forward attack group.

Van Gundy knows this game is over and it will only be a matter of time before he wins. When the game between the two sides was stretched to 21 points, he began to calmly adjust the lineup. Wang Zhizhi, a special player that he basically didn't use much before, was also transferred to the field to be tested, and in addition, the Brazilian lightning Barbossa, who has not had many opportunities, also got a lot of time to perform.

The gap between the main lineup is large, and the gap between the substitute lineup is even greater. While the Heat had a great run in this summer's draft, they were conspicuously failing in terms of role player additions.

When the game was only three seconds away, 39 points, such a huge point difference, that the players on both sides had already lost interest in the game. Everyone stood still and watched, except for two people.

Bosh shouted for Haslem to pass the ball, immediately burning the last of his energy and rushing towards the Knicks' half as fast as he could. Even at this point, he wants to attack, and he doesn't want to end it like this, even if there are 3 seconds left in the game, even if the game is long gone. But he just didn't want to admit defeat, especially against Lamar.

Lamar is the opposite, he has seen a lot of opponents like Bosh, whether it is Kevin Garnett or Tim Duncan, or Chris Webber and Rasheed Wallace, Lamar does not seem to be much stronger than Bosh. A fighting spirit like Bosh's was respectable, but it was only an act of disgruntle, and he watched with interest from the bench as Bosh struggled for the last time.

The sight on the pitch really surprised all the fans in attendance, and they all stopped to watch the last battle of this year's rookie as the tournament drew to a close.

Chris Bosh is now as if he was at the beginning, and there is no trace of fatigue in him. In a flash of lightning, Bosh made his way to the front court under Anderson's entanglement, and the time of the game had come to the last second.

Bosh forced his way up to meet Anderson, leaning forward and holding the basketball high, while Anderson raised his arms in the air, trying his best to defend against the last ball.

Under Anderson's tight defense, Bosh still found an opportunity to make a shot. It's just too reluctant, and after the basketball crosses half the court, it comes to the top of the basket.

The Miami fans in the stadium all stood up and shouted in their hearts, "Score!"

But reality is always cruel!

"Bang!"

The basketball bounced off the rebound, and Bosh's final shot still failed. Although this last ball was thrown in and did not play a role in the whole game, seeing that his last effort was still fruitless, Bosh's disappointment immediately piled up on his face.

"Damn it!"

Bosh was on his knees, his hands propped up, he was too tired to stand. He didn't get even a second of rest in the whole game, not that Riley didn't change him, but the stubborn little dragon egg was unwilling.

Bosh is going to fight, and he's going to prove himself and prove that he's good enough to carry the banner of Miami. Even if he knows that he will lose, he has to show his fighting spirit and fight to the end.

But Bosh's efforts didn't change the outcome of the game, 127:75! This score was a great irony for Bosh, and his chest felt like it was about to explode. The bright red scoreboard of the Bosh King suddenly slammed his fist on the floor, and the anger was overflowing, and there was more to his teammates than to himself.

Bosh may be a person who doesn't like to complain constantly, no matter what the situation, he prefers to work silently and broadcast a future for himself with his own hands, but today, he actually feels an unprecedented sense of powerlessness, from the deep powerlessness in his bones.

Without Alonzo Mourning's careful teaching, without the passing of the torch from his predecessor, and without the approval of the team's veterans, Chris Bosh naively chose the most direct and violent way to seize power, and now he has finally tasted the bitter fruits of impulse.

Bosh had high hopes for Mashburn and Eddie Jones, but now he was wrong. Although these two players at the prestigious All-Star level can be willing to be junior brothers under Iron Man Mourning, they will never be willing to submit to a rookie.

Although the prestige of the two old guys is not as good as the tough guy who fell due to injury even if they are combined, the decisive counterattack of the two is not comparable to Chris Bosh, who has not even laid a solid foundation.

"Chris!"

Lamar and his teammates high-fived and walked slowly to Bosh's side. He didn't have any fake good intentions, pretending to be sympathetic to comfort his opponents, he just didn't want to see Bosh, a big forward who was quite good in his previous life, collapse because of one game.

Although Lamar has always been very unhappy with this rookie who hurt his brother, Lamar knows very well that the rookies of the 2003 generation are definitely a pillar to support the league in the future, and Lamar does not want to make his championship road unchallenging, which is too unworthy of the name.

Since joining the Heat, Chris Bosh has always regarded Lamar as a benchmark that he needs to surpass and overcome. But now in the game against Lamar, he lost so badly. This is definitely a big thrill for Bosh!

Before the game, Bosh had already thought about losing, after all, the Heat's current situation is not as good as the Knicks in any way. Although he has a very good scoring ability, he is still not as good as Lamar in terms of overall strength, and the gap between the team is definitely not something that can be made up by himself.

It's just that the difference of 50 points in the whole game still makes Bosh a little difficult to accept. But when I think about it again, I am relieved, what is the difference between losing 1 point and losing 50 points? If you lose, you lose, and there is nothing you can't let go.

Seeing Lamar walk to his side, Bosh looked back at Lamar and smiled rarely, "What, old bird, are you here to taunt me?"

Lamar pouted: "I'm not that boring, I'm just worried that there will be one less opponent, but looking at the way you look now, it shouldn't be a big problem!"

Bosh smiled when he heard this, and smiled happily. The tense atmosphere in the team during this time, as well as the back-to-back losses against the main rivals, put the rookie Bosh under a lot of pressure. He now feels like the wolf king at the beginning, and he wants to carry the team by himself, but every time he falls and grins his teeth.

"I don't think you need to worry about it now, I'm not that vulnerable. If there is a day when I feel that I can't hold on, I will choose to retire. When the time comes, you won't even have a chance to fight me. ”

Lamar smiled, held out his hand and said, "I don't want that day. Chris, the next time I fight, at least make me feel a little more excited. It's a really boring game!"

Chris Bosh's gaze froze, and then he drooped his head. Although he doesn't know Lamar well, that doesn't mean he doesn't know Lamar and his Nix. Although Bosh can't tolerate Lamar's irresponsible remarks about his team, he can't say anything grandiose, after all, the gap in the strength of the team is really big: "Although my team and I are not as good as you, sooner or later we will have the strength to challenge you!"