The end of the All-Star Game also means that the season is coming to an end, and the major teams are in full swing to step up the run-in.

March flashed by, and the regular season ended quickly.

The closer we get to the end of the regular season, the more attention is drawn to the suspense. That's if the Bobcats can win more than 72 wins and put their new name on the pinnacle of history.

As the Bobcats moved inexorably forward, people became skeptical of the Bobcats' 72-win record, which had a 71-9 record until the final two.

With two games left, the record seems to be getting within reach and thrilling, with two wins and one being a tie and two wins being a super record.

The Bobcats' remaining two opponents are the Pistons and the Heat, both of which are strong opponents for the Bobcats in the East.

In the last two months, in addition to the Bobcats, even if it is the Heat, others are one weather a year, and the Heat can be said to be one weather a month this season.

The Heat, which gathered Maddy, Carter, Webb, White Chocolate, and Haslem, focused on Princeton, and this season has gotten better and better. The final two months were 13-1 and 8-1 respectively.

The Heat also have a 62-19 record, and are currently just one game away from the Bobcats.

On April 15, he fought against the Pistons.

This is the fourth meeting between the Bobcats and the Pistons this season, and the Bobcats have already won three games, and if the Pistons lose again, they will be swept by the Bobcats this season. Last season's Eastern Conference Finals are still vivid, but I didn't expect that this season the two teams are no longer opponents of a magnitude.

Not surprisingly, at 109:80, the Bobcats once again easily defeated their opponents. Larry Brown was blue all the time, and the way he beat him with ease was unacceptable.

Seven Bobcats had double-doubles, including Wade, Dazhi, Josh, Bell, O'Neal and five starters all double-doubles, and substitutes Tony Allen and Ariza also double-doubles.

On the other hand, the Pistons were the only ones with 25 points, Billups scored in double figures, and everyone else was in single digits.

The biggest problem for the Pistons is that Larry Brown doesn't want to be flexible after winning the championship, in fact, the Pistons' roster has a lot of potential, especially Anthony's continued growth, and the Pistons should have become a stronger team. But Coach Brown is still reluctant to change his inherent system of winning the championship, and he can't see the changes in today's league, especially the Suns, Bobcats and Heat, the three teams have the latest offensive weapons, and the Pistons are still strong defensively, but the offensive structure is far from comparable to the top teams, and there is indeed no superstar in the team to cover the sky, and the decline is reasonable.

With 72 wins, the Bobcats are already at the top of history with the Bulls, and there is only one game left for the Bobcats to enjoy the top of history.

However, the Heat's distant flight to the Pistons is comparable, the advanced offensive concept, and the lineup of multiple strong stars make the Heat's competitiveness and potential very huge.

No one has seen how much of an offensive the healthy Maddie and Carter can make. Even Hu Qingniu has only seen Maddie with a back injury in 35.13 seconds, and Carter is making waves in the East after breaking his leg.

But for the Bobcats who are already very likely to get 73 wins, there are still people who jump out and say the opposite.

For example, the Bobcats were in an era where their opponents were weaker, the Bobcats had a simpler schedule, and the Bulls could have won more.

What is hidden behind this is nothing more than feelings, and it is impossible to believe in the arrival of new things. Although the comparison between two teams in different eras and different backgrounds is a comparison between Guan Gong and Qin Qiong without results.

But the wheel of history continues to advance, and it is an indisputable fact that the NBA's skills and tactics have been improving, and it has always been the back wave that slapped the front wave on the beach, and I have never seen the front wave slap the back wave in turn, once it is shot, it is a tsunami.

The progress in shooting technology is the most obvious and the most visible and tangible. Most typically, there are three all-time No. 1 three-pointers who have had this accolade at different stages.

Reggie Miller, the first to hold the title, spent 1,075 games to reach 2,000 three-point attempts.

The second Ray Allen to hold the title shortened the record to 824, which at the time seemed unsurpassable.

In contrast, Stephen Curry, who came out of nowhere, improved that record to 597 games.

But no one dares to say that there is no latecomer who can break this record. Maybe the next time someone breaks this record will be 400, or even 300, and such a god may be hidden in a middle school competition. Technology is advancing faster than fans can imagine.

Some opponents are already despairing of the Bobcats' strength, but others believe that this is far from the end, after all, the Bobcats still have to step over the Heat, and as long as they lose, they will not break the record.

Pat Riley also clearly did not want to be a backdrop for the historical record, nailed to the pillar of shame. Riley was still fully on the roster in the final game of the season, sniping at the Bobcats led by Hu Qingniu.

As the saying goes, the strongest opponent forces the strongest self, and Hu Qingniu is optimistic about the last game against the Heat.

In Hu Qingniu's heart, the Bobcats are now one level higher than any team in the league. But I'm not afraid that the tiger won't be powerful, I'm afraid that the tiger will take a nap. This season, the Bobcats have lost to weak teams many times, but they have crushed against strong teams.

According to Hu Qingniu's words, in the last game against the Heat, all these little cubs screamed.

Even O'Neal rarely cooperated with the whole team to practice, except for playing the Lakers, he has never seen a fat man attach so much importance to a game. Speaking of which, a brilliant record of 73 wins will also add a lot of color to the fat man's history.

To the point of being fat, there are champions and MVPs, and all honors are in hand, and what you have to fight for is historical status.

The Bobcats team is unprecedentedly united, and Hu Qingniu even thinks that they are too excited, even if it is the seventh game of the finals, the whole team does not need to practice every day, and they don't go home at night.

Sitting at home, the Bobcats are waiting for work.

As a team in the same district, the Heat team is actually not far away, and Charlotte is relatively familiar to them, but when they arrived, the Beat heat sign could be seen everywhere in the city, and the fanatical fans everywhere still scared them.

When did Charlotte's fans become so united, shouldn't they support Duke and North Carolina?

After arriving at the Bobcats' new arena, Time Warner Arena, Riley's unease was even worse.

What kind of home is this?

The fans were all wearing blue Bobcat T-shirts, and a burst of shouts spread from the square outside the stadium to the stadium, and then from the stadium to the outside of the stadium.