Earlier in the end of the Spurs-Lakers series, the final set of matchups in the East has also come to an end.

Despite the Knicks' best efforts, they lost 4-2 to the Pacers.

In this way, the matchup of the East and West finals has been released.

The Heat will play the lead role with the Pacers, while the Spurs will also face the Grizzlies.

The Pacers' reasonable lineup, coupled with the hot state, is bound to have a big impact on the Heat.

Needless to say, the Grizzlies have been in form along the way, and it is worth mentioning that they once won the first round of the Black Eight Spurs in 2011.

Whether the Grizzlies continue their title as Spurs' nemesis, or whether the Spurs complete their revenge, is particularly worth watching.

The game between the Heat and the Pacers started early.

Paul George scored 22 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals on offense and defense, and James was at the peak of his game, with a game-high 36 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists.

But no one expected that Roy Hibbert, who had been mediocre before, would become the winner of the game.

Whether it is Bosh, Kwame Brown, Haslem, and Chris Anderson, the Heat team has all been blown up by this 2.18-meter heavy center.

He scored a game-high 29 points and 10 rebounds for the Pacers and completely dominated the interior.

After a game, fans suddenly found that the Heat team was not as strong as they imagined, especially the inside, which still looked like paper paste.

"Haha, as a stabbing secret, it's good at the moment, we also have a 2.11-meter inside line Split."

"Your Split is not the same type as Hibbert!"

"But he restrained Howard in the semifinals."

"Kwame Brown proved to be embarrassed, and his previous performances with the Bobcats were really deceitful."

"He was injured more seriously than expected, and the loss was blamed on a player with a salary of 2 million?"

"Hey, don't say it, as a hot honey, it means that my emperor is really helpless this time, our wave giant has 17 points and 3 boards! A big man of 2.11 meters has 3 boards in a game. ”

"Not bad, brother, it's not 1 board yo (^u^) ~ yo"

……

After the game between the Heat and the Pacers is over, the fans have not yet talked about it.

The Spurs and Grizzlies also had a game in the West.

The last time the Spurs were beaten by the Grizzlies, Duncan was powerless against the Black and White Bears, and now that scene will be repeated again.

However, after the game started, the fans found that things were completely different from what they had imagined.

And the person who made this different happen was completely unexpected.

Split!

The Grizzlies have a luxurious interior configuration, but the outside is average.

Especially after trading Guy away, Conley was the only one who started their attack on the outside.

Conley was restrained by Don Tian, and the rest of Tony Allen and Tayshawn Prince were limited to play.

And more important than playing, they don't have a consistent three-point shooting ability!

In this way, the Spurs' shrinking defense is completely unscrupulous.

Before being blacked out of the eight, Duncan was unable to do it alone, but Split killed it in the air.

Whether it is against the black bear Randolph or the white bear Gasol Jr., he plays very tough.

After this game, the black and white bears combined to score 17 points and 14 boards.

The Grizzlies were pinned down on the inside, and they didn't get it at all.

105-85, the Spurs' first game was a 20-point victory.

"Brother Hot Honey on the other side of the beach, are you okay? Does your face hurt or not! ”

"Haha, Split is really amazing, I'm really looking forward to his performance against the Heat!"

"Don's play was also great, and he locked up Conley, the Grizzlies' only outside lineman."

"And he also delivered 17 points and 3 assists, and Tony Allen on the other side was in tears."

"Why are you as good at defending as I am, and still so good at attacking? o(╥﹏╥)o”

"It's the sound of a broken heart, haha!"

"Humph! It's just one game, we are all the way up from Black Seven this year, and we have fought a tough battle, this is the beginning! ”

"That's right, this is the first game, don't stab me, there are 7 games in the series."

……

The Eastern and Western Regional Finals alternated.

A day later, the second game between the Pacers and the Heat resumed at the American Airlines Arena.

The Heat eventually won 103-102 to tie the score at 1-1.

This time Hibbert's play was not as eye-catching as the first game, but he also scored 19 points and 9 boards.

The Pacers' other insider, David West, had 26 points and five rebounds.

If it weren't for Chris Anderson, who scored 16 points on 7-of-7 shooting, the Heat would probably have been accountable again in this game.

No contrast doesn't hurt, and a day later, Game 2 of the Spurs-Grizzlies Western Conference showdown kicked off at ATT Arena.

101-85, the Spurs won another light game, 2-0.

This time, the fans on the hotline are lively again.

"Originally, I thought the Heat would sweep all the way to the championship this year, but I found that they were not as strong as I thought."

"The Lakers are underrated, and if you look at the performance of the Grizzlies and the Rockets, if it weren't against the Spurs, they would definitely make it to the Western Conference finals."

"Yes, the Heat and Spurs will still play fiercely this year, and the regular season doesn't tell everything."

"Hey, I didn't plan to watch the game this year, I just wanted to see the results, but why did the situation change suddenly at this time, it's not appropriate to look at it!"

"That's the beauty of the NBA, there's no absolute strength or weakness, let alone the Spurs seem weak, it's just that they're low-key."

"Don't say it, I'm a hot honey after watching the first two games, and I feel that I'm hot and I'm hanging in the finals this year!"

"The Pacers are also underrated, their roster configuration is too reasonable, and the interior strength is not weaker than the Grizzlies!"

"If the Finals were the Pacers playing the Spurs, it would be fun."

……

After the first two games of the divisional finals, the unexpected situation made the fans' attention rise.

Just as fans feared on social media, the Heat not only lost home-court advantage, but also won so hard.

Amid the fans' worries, the Heat rushed to the road to challenge the Pacers.

In this game, the Heat played out their character, and although Hibbert once again hit a big double-double of 20 points and 17 boards, they were on fire from the outside.

Money, Ray Allen, and Battier, the Heat had a hot outside shot, shooting 10 of 20 three-pointers from the field, and scored 30 points on three-pointers alone.

It also allowed them to beat the Pacers 114-96 to take a 2-1 lead in the overall score.

This side of the Heat is finally showing the advantage, and the other side.

Once again, the Grizzlies disappointed their fans, returning home to score less than 80 of their own, despite playing high-quality defense and pushing the Spurs under 100 points.

91-79, the Spurs went to the next game, 3-0.

Grizzlies fans: I haven't even felt like I'm in, it's going to be over?