Wall walked back to the bench and sat down in the seat that a veteran player had aside, his rapid breathing indicating his exhaustion, and he didn't bother to say thank you to the little caddy who handed him an energy drink.

After being initially selected by the Heat team to come here, Wall seems to be very low-key and easy-going, unlike the average black player, Wall was born in a middle-class family, and his parents raised him to be a devout believer since he was a child, so Wall has all kinds of "humility", "persistence", "self-love", "piety" and other virtues promoted by Western monotheism, which makes Wall win the love of a group of old Heat players after he just entered the team, because at least this young man looked harmless at that time.

But as Wall began to show his ability, and also due to the disagreements within the Heat's internal management, Wall began to be resisted and bullied by some older players.

But with the addition of Claeson and the replacement of the Heat's general manager, Wall became a key player in the Heat's hasty rebuild immediately before and after the All-Star break.

All of this didn't shake Wall's determination to move forward, and when he woke up from an injury in college, Wall had already expressed his determination to God that he wanted to be the greatest player in the entire league.

Now that the Heat have overcome strong opponents all the way to the Finals, Wall's goal is still far from being realized, but this is what he believes is the most important cornerstone of his achievements, so in these games of the Finals, Wall endured the pain in his knee and constantly used his speed to impact the Runners' defense.

Playing the third game of the finals, Wall is actually quite familiar with the runners, after winning the last game, Wall excitedly feels that he is getting closer to the goal, but with today's game, his heart is once again a little shaken.

This inner wavering seemed to Wall far more terrible than physical exhaustion, because it made Wall feel that he was not religious enough in his faith in God.

Turgon's superior shooting ability made Wall feel shaken for the first time, and now it is because of the Runners' strong offensive prowess that Wall is shaken.

With little defense on the inside, and with a lot of trailing in the opening game, the Runners simply used offense to suppress the Heat, which would have shaken anyone.

And it is this kind of mental and volatile wavering that also magnifies the physical exhaustion of Wall and even everyone on the Heat team.

"We have no other way out but to persevere, and if we give up, it only shows that we are not strong enough, we are not good enough."

In the break after the third quarter, Clayson, who has always been more elegant, was also a little speechless at this time, he knew very well that the game was fought so far is the willpower of both sides, and he also knew that Wang Lei had set a trap for himself, but this was not Clayson's purpose.

Since taking over the Heat in the middle of the season, Claeson never thought that he could bring such a team that is almost rebuilding to the Finals, but now he has done it, but he does not know the opponents of the Finals thoroughly, and he is not comfortable enough for the occasion of the Finals, so the best way for Claeson to deal with the Runners is to drag the game into the quagmire, or let the game return to the most primitive and basic confrontation.

Claesson's side is motivating the Heat players as much as possible, while Wang Lei on the Runners' side is unexpectedly joking with his teammates.

"Seriously, I was a little panicked, I didn't know what I was doing, or where I was, like I woke up every morning. Luckily we have a good captain, Blair, you remind me of my wife, and every morning it is always her hug that reminds me that I was at home, haha! ”

Wang Lei can be said to be very satisfied with the performance of his players in the second and third quarters, and he feels that this is almost the team he imagined.

"Boss, I don't like men!"

"I'm sure of that, and I don't like it either, except for you, haha!"

It's almost impossible to say that you are not tired, after 82 games in a season, few people dare to say that they have no problem at all, and now in the finals, almost everyone is relying on willpower to support, including Wang Lei.

If Wang Lei repeatedly emphasized to everyone at this time that he insisted on something, it would basically not have much effect, because now everyone is insisting, if they haven't been insisting, maybe they would have been on vacation on a small island in the Pacific Ocean.

So Wang Lei tried to get as close to the players as possible, and at the same time let his words be lighter and more witty, so that the nerves that the players had tensed to the extreme relaxed a little, and then waited for the fourth quarter of the game to be tense for a longer time.

The fourth quarter of the game officially began in anticipation of Miami fans, and the Heat, who were behind, began to attack the Runners with the support of the fans in the audience.

As if he couldn't feel tired, Wall once again held the ball and smashed into the Runners' interior.

Blair didn't dwell on Waldo, the Runners' interior defense didn't foul, and Wall completed a brilliant dunk.

However, as the Miami fans cheered, the Runners' famous league-famous fast break reappeared, and they didn't care about Wall's rampant basket in their own half before, because every player on the Runners knew that the most basic condition for them to play today was to ensure their offense.

The Runners' fast-break counterattack is a very headache for many teams across the league, because many teams are mainly playing from the inside, and their interior line simply can't keep up with the speed of the Runners' counterattack.

The Heat don't have this problem right now, because their current roster is a small lineup itself, but when the Runners' counterattack really began, the Heat supporters still gasped.

Wall, who had just won the dunk, was still a little immersed in his own world, and then he only felt a ball flying out of his side, and when he looked back, Turgun had already dribbled the ball past the halfway line.

Turgon's flank, Valais, immediately stepped up and felt that he should have fouled Turgon's fast break this time, but before Valles could make a move, Turgun passed the ball to Salish, who was rushing on the other side.

Salehi didn't even land on the air and threw the ball high with both hands to the basket, where Blair, who followed up in the middle, was already in place.

The air relay, the hands were violently buckled, and the entire American Airlines Center was in shock, because many fans did not react, and the fast break of the Runners was over.