Roughly sending the ball to Jones, Jones controls the basketball and slowly advances. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info Although Rednow is desperately defending, the problem of talent and the pressure he brings to Jones is negligible.

In the supersonic half, Jones was right in front of Ridno's eyes, dribbling back and forth widely, observing the position of his teammates. Wade made a cover with Butler in the bottom corner, and with one run he found an open spot on the outside.

Seeing the opportunity to present itself, without any hesitation, Jones shook his arm lightly and passed the ball with one hand at Ridno's side.

Wade received the basketball, and before Ray Allen could regain defense, he started with lightning speed, quickly adjusted his center of gravity to the left side of his body with a crossover step, and rushed to the free throw line by grazing Ray Allen's body.

Chamberlain rushed out from under the blue with an arrow step, and Wade slid a step to the left, dodging Chamberlain, and instead of going deeper, he hit the ground and handed the basketball to O'Neal on the inside.

O'Neal carried Mourning to squeeze under the basket, received Wade's pass, and as soon as his strong body arched, he easily squeezed Mourning aside, and then put his right foot on the floor a little, and raised his left hand to separate Mourning, who was still trying to stick to him, and threw the basketball out with his right hook.

At the moment when O'Neal threw the basketball to the basket, a figure rushed up from behind him.

"Smack!"

It was Chamberlain, behind O'Neal, Chamberlain jumped up with an arrow step, raised his left hand lightly, and took the basketball thrown by O'Neal into his arms.

Seeing O'Neal's shot blocked, the Heat quickly returned to the defense from the outside, but the ball was faster than people, and when they turned around, Ray Allen had already caught the basketball near the halfway line.

"Huh!"

At the moment when Wade finally caught up, Ray Allen sent the basketball into the basket with a simple layup.

On January 9th, this day happened to be Sunday, but the Miami people who wanted to have a pleasant weekend were doomed to be disappointed, starting with Chamberlain's block, the Supersonic and three consecutive defenses of the Heat's offense, a wave of 11:2, so that the Miami people's offensive touch was completely lost.

"Bang!"

Jones received O'Neal's inside ball, but the open shot hit the basket, and Chamberlain took a step to control the rebound in his arms.

It was still a fast attack, Chamberlain raised his hand and handed the ball to Ray Allen, who was fast to defend, Wade quickly returned to defense, but was slightly blocked by Lewis, and in such a little time, Ray Allen easily put the basketball into the basket.

"Drop!"

Big Van Gundy asks for a timeout.

After the timeout, the Heat's lineup changed, and Haslem, who had just become the main player, was roughly replaced again.

The Heat still played O'Neal's point, Jones controlled the ball to the halfcourt, saw the opportunity, and handed the basketball to O'Neal.

O'Neal received the ball and was caught under the basket by Chamberlain and Mourning.

Jones's pass was a little behind, so O'Neal took advantage of the direction of the pass to force a step towards the supersonic inside.

But at the moment of colliding with Mo Ning's broad chest muscles, a trace of uneasiness rushed to O'Neal's heart, because the space he expected did not appear, but Mo Ning actually roared and stubbornly resisted O'Neill's invincible internal oppression.

O'Neal's strength is very strong, but when he receives the ball, his body must stretch forward, and at this moment, Mo Ning's body leaned back, and then used all his strength, like a soldier charging up on the battlefield, rushing forward against O'Neal's body.

O'Neal's inside attack left room for it, but Mourning's forward rush was unreserved, which offset the difference in strength between the two.

Speaking of Moring's choice, this choice is a bit of a fluke, if O'Neal does not make such an offensive choice, or if he slows down the tempo, it is very likely that Mourning will foul.

But, well, against O'Neal, fouls are also just a regular tactic.

Being pushed by Mo Ning like this, the rebound force between the two people made O'Neal's rhythm disordered, and his steps were also a little deformed.

Just when O'Neal was too busy adjusting his center of gravity to take care of him, Chamberlain saw the opportunity, and with a lightning rush in O'Neal's arms, he dropped the basketball on the floor with one hand.

Haslem desperately pounced on the basketball, Chamberlain calmly scribbled with one hand, sideways dodged Haslem who pounced, and at the same time threw the basketball to Lewis, who was fast on one side.

Chamberlain controlled the basketball delay and gave the Heat plenty of a chance to react. Lewis dribbled the ball quickly, and the Heat's perimeter had already laid out a rudimentary defense in his own half.

Facing Butler coming up defensively, Lewis passed the ball to Ray Allen, who came up from the other side.

Ray Allen receives the ball from outside the three-point line on the right side and holds the ball up with both hands.

The realistic shooting action easily tricked Jones off the floor, and the upper body suddenly shrank, and the force under his feet passed through Jones's left side with his body.

Wade, who was assisting in defense on one side, quickly took two steps and appeared in front of Ray Allen's eyes, and at the moment when the two were about to collide, Ray Allen's forward momentum suddenly stopped.

Before Wade could react again, Ray Allen grabbed the basketball with his right hand, and his slender figure leaped into the air.

"Huh!"

Ray Allen played his good shooting touch in his prime, and with a slight wave of his right hand holding the ball, the basketball crossed a beautiful arc in the air and passed through the basket lightly.

13:2。 The supersonics, who came to visit, gave the Heat, who were determined to take revenge, a dismount at the beginning.

Since the beginning of this season, as long as it feels normal, the SuperSonics are not afraid of any team, although the Heat have gradually stabilized in the following time. But the superSonics' occasional intermittent three-point rain still made the game less suspenseful halfway through the second quarter.

The 17-point gap isn't too much of a problem, but obviously, it's not something the Heat can crack today.

Although in the second half. He organized a counterattack and narrowed the difference to 5 points in a short period of time. But under the guidance of Chamberlain and Mourning, the supersonic outside scored three three-pointers in a row. extinguished the heat chasing the flame at once.

At 108:98, the SuperSonics won the away game.

In this game, Mourning, the former king of the American Airlines Center, cut a double-double of 21 points and 13 rebounds in the face of his old club, and completed the task of defending O'Neal excellently, under the joint suppression of him and Chamberlain, O'Neal only got a passing 26 points and 14 rebounds, which was praised by the media present.

In addition, Chamberlain had 17 points and 15 rebounds, and Ray Allen scored a game-high 37 points and was voted the best of the game.