The Knicks' defense in the third quarter did not change in the slightest from the first half, locking O'Neal is still the first priority of the Knicks' defense, and there is no place for compromise in the slightest. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

This is the tactic set by the Knicks at the beginning, although Wade's breakthrough scoring ability is also amazing, but relatively speaking, O'Neal is the most unlikely to give up the existence, although Yao Ming is already one of the three interior lines that O'Neal does not want to meet in this league to a certain extent, but without the Knicks' strong defense, what O'Neal can play is indeed an unknown question.

If the Heat lineup, all the players are in peak state, in fact, the Knicks can not do much, in terms of individual singles strength, all the members of the Heat team at their peak, except for O'Neal and Wade, are considered to be the league's first-class level, and the Knicks are absolutely unlikely to rely on defense alone to deal with victory.

In the final analysis, everything about the Knicks is based on the extremely strong ability of the individual, even if some of these people's strength was at the peak at that time, and some were still charging towards the peak, the complementarity of the ability was enough for the Knicks to charge the peak of the alliance from the moment these people were together.

From Hill, Allen, Malone to Gong Feng, Yao Ming, Bosh, Jay, and Battier, the Knicks have not really relied on the ability of one or two people to achieve final success, and even to some extent, no one of the Knicks is the absolute core outside of this season, otherwise it would not have been possible to have two FMVPs in two years.

The Heat performed particularly well in this game, and it can be said that everything that can be played is revealed, not to mention Wade, who is on the court again to show a killing god, plus some factors at the home whistle, the Knicks basically have no formed way to deal with him.

But no matter how great Wade's performance is now, he is only in his third year in the NBA this year, and now he can only be regarded as a killing god, but he is definitely not a qualified leader, although Jordan's third year is also a killing god, but he has not yet reached his peak, and he still needs to prove that he was not crushed by the injury of the previous year.

Magic Johnson was still the second oldest member of the team in the third year, and the entanglement with Abdul-Jabbar never stopped, and the Lakers that year still had Abdul-Jabbar as the absolute core, and Johnson could only be said to be firmly moving forward on the path he wanted.

Wade's ability is absolutely top-notch, but his experience, ability, and perception of the outside world are really not the peak.

If the Heat can give Wade enough support in the middle of the game and open it in other places first, then the victory of this game is another story, but Riley tried his best to develop the abilities of other players, just to let O'Neal and Wade, the only threat to the Knicks lineup, have enough rest, but the final result is really not as Riley expected.

The Knicks' defense in the face of Wade is based on personal ability, so that the team's defensive tactics reduce the space for Wade to break through alone, and irregularly let the Heat's outside line get shots in areas that he is not good at.

It is now that the Knicks five-man team is at their peak, and it is at this time that they show their toughest place, especially now that the atmosphere of the team and the awareness of the players have reached their peak.

This year can be described as the peak year of all Knicks staff.

If the Heat have someone other than O'Neal and Wade to step up at this time, the situation on the court is another matter, but when the Heat's duo is limited to a certain extent, the pace of the game is only on the Knicks' side.

The Knicks can defend your core point, but the Heat, in turn, feel constrained by the Knicks' offense, and the Heat players, who are not very good at defense, actually have a little mental fatigue in the end, and there is such a feeling in such a fierce game.

The Heat's game today is actually coming to an end.

Paul performed especially well today, so good that he and Wade formed a confrontation at the end of the third quarter, and the breakthrough of young people is always ********, and there is only one reason why the Knicks chose Paul in the first place, that is, Paul's breakthrough ability is what the Knicks lack the most now.

Riley looked at the two cores of the Heat team who didn't come down in the second half, and looked at Bosh and Battier who were talking and laughing with their teammates on the sidelines, and looked at Hill and Allen, who were rejuvenated on the court, and watched Allen on the court hit a difficult three-point shot again and again, and regained his touch, and looked at Yao Ming, although he was tired, he could participate slowly in the offense, while O'Neal needed to run to catch up with the Knicks' four-man speed.

If the Heat didn't have O'Neal's defense, the scene would have been a real mess, and the Knicks' advance and small tactical coordination were not something Haslem could handle.

Bosh has been playing for a long time, and he has also learned how to deal with Haslem of the same generation, giving full play to his height, movement, and all-round advantages of all the arrogant Bosh, especially after Bosh has received a pass and accelerated with all his strength to break through the defense after a successful slam dunk, O'Neal's return speed is impossible to slow down.

The current Heat has basically achieved what Riley hoped when he first established the team, with interior pillars, outside killers, defensive backbones, guards who control the team's tempo, forwards who can protect O'Neal and the team, and another set of forces that can be relied on on on on the bench...... Together, these forces are already at the level of the Grand Finals.

But what is quite realistic is that the Heat lost without any complaints, and the team's strength is all shown now, but they do not give the opponent a heavy blow, and even need the help of the referee to get the anxiety on the score.

"Could it be that from this moment on, the dual-core winning model has disappeared, and the future of the league really belongs to the era of the Big Three?" Riley looked at the four or five people who were quite eye-catching in this game by the Knicks, and then looked at the two on his team, and couldn't help but muttered with some confidence wavering.

The NBA's dynasty team has not had a dual-core to hold the dynasty from the beginning, even if the combination of Kobe and O'Neal is successful, it is not representative, no matter if the league wants to find another O'Neal and Kobe, and then let the two together, it is an impossible thing.

From the Celtic dynasty in ancient times to the later multi-ball hegemony, and then to the black and white double evil, the Bulls dynasty, the model of the Big Three has long been found.

If the dual-core wants to succeed in the end, one thing that must be that these two people will meet at the peak of their careers, and they can't meet the team that restrains themselves, that is, the Rocket's dual-core mode successfully wins the championship, and that is not the supersonic speed that restrains them, otherwise it is unknown whether the Rocket's championship can be obtained. (To be continued.) )