"Toot!"

The whistle blew and the game officially began.

Da Yao and Shaq O'Neill stood on either side of the midfield circle.

The referee then tossed the basketball into the air.

Da Yao rarely touched the basketball first and gave it to his teammates.

Allen Iverson slowly dribbled up front after receiving a pass from a team-mate.

The Miami Heat players were on their toes at this point.

They know very well that the New York Knicks are very strong.

In this most important game.

Moreover, in a game that determines the outcome of the game, they dare not have the slightest slackness.

Allen Iverson faced Dwyane-Wade's defense and rushed straight to the left.

However, Dwyane Wade reacted quickly and moved sideways the first time to block Aaron Iverson's sprint lane.

Seeing this, Aaron Iverson hurriedly used his left hand to dribble the basketball from behind to on his right hand.

The momentum is to try to break through again from the right.

Dwyane Wade's attention was also very focused, and he also reversed direction at the first time, rushing to the right to defend.

However, when Allen Iverson held the ball with his right hand and his right shoulder sank slightly to the right, he did not use all his explosive power to sprint.

Instead, the figure paused.

It was as if waiting for Dwyane Wade.

And that's exactly what happened.

When Dwyane Wade rushed to this side to re-defend, it was discovered that Allen Iverson was not continuing to break through.

All of a sudden, Dwyan-Wade had a not-so-good premonition in his heart.

While Dwyane Wade hadn't yet stabilized his body and was still in a trend of moving to the right, Allen Iverson pulled the basketball back to his left hand in a big move with his right hand.

A classic C

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, successfully dribbling the basketball back to his left hand, and at the same time, beating Dwyane Wade with a time difference and a bad rhythm.

This time, Aaron Iverson is not welcome.

Straight up, using all of his explosive power, just wiped past Dwyane Wade in an instant.

All the way to the basket.

Da Yao and Kurt Thomas were stuck in position under the basket, preventing the Miami Heat's interior players from stepping forward to make up for the defense.

Allen Iverson took a step back from the free throw line and got up and threw it.

"Bang!"

"Huh!"

The basketball hits the rebound and bounces into the net.

The New York Knicks scored two points comfortably.

These two points, in fact, have nothing to do with the skills and tactics of the New York Knicks.

It was purely the scoring that came from Aaron Iverson's individual ability.

However, it can also be seen from this.

Aaron Iverson was in great form today.

This is definitely good news for the players and fans of the New York Knicks.

Turning around, the Miami Heat attacked.

Dwyane Wade dribbled to the front court and passed the basketball directly to White Chocolate.

White Chocolate is in charge of organizing the attack.

Dwyane Wade, on the other hand, opted for a run.

After Han Ning, who was standing on the sidelines, saw this scene, his face suddenly turned pale.

The Miami Heat made technical and tactical adjustments in the final game.

This is something unexpected for Han Ning and the players of the New York Knicks.

What are the new tricks, not used in the first few games.

It wasn't used until the last battle of the seven?!

Han Ning didn't know if there was a deviation in his understanding of Pat Riley.

He doesn't have the impression that Pat Riley should be such an adventurous manager.

But no matter what.

It's already happening.

The Miami Heat made technical and tactical changes.

Han Ning and the New York Knicks should find a way to deal with it.

Actually, for Pat Riley, it's not that he doesn't want to make these technical and tactical adjustments.

It's not that he has only thought of such a technical and tactical style of play in the past few days.

Purely because in the previous games, he needed to take care of the emotions of Dwyane Wade and Shaq O'Neal.

Prior to that, Dwyane Wade and Shaq O'Neal controlled more than 80 percent of the ball for the Miami Heat.

The Miami Heat did the same for almost a whole season.

The results are very good.

And most of the white chocolate Jason Williams led the Miami Heat's bench lineup to organize the offense.

If all of a sudden, the two of Shaq O'Neal and Dwyane Wade were given a portion of the ball to Jason Williams.

For the prouder Dwyane Wade and Shaq O'Neal, it is not an easy thing to accept.

Even if he is Pat Riley, he has a lot of prestige within the Miami Heat.

But you can't ignore the players' minds at all.

Especially Shaq O'Neal and Dwyane Wade, two of the Miami Heat's biggest stars.

As a result, he has never been able to think of a suitable way to persuade the two men to agree to give a portion of their possession to Jason Williams.

And now.

The game between the Miami Heat and the New York Knicks has come to its brightest stage.

At this point, the pressure that the New York Knicks put on the Miami Heat became the best entry point.

It just happened to help Pat Riley convince Dwyane Wade and Shaq O'Neal.

The results were also very smooth.

Dwyane Wade and Shaq O'Neal didn't have any reluctance in their hearts, and they willingly obeyed Pat Riley's arrangement and gave their ball to Jason Williams.

The reason is simple.

Compared to the mastery of the ball, Dwyane Wade and Shaq O'Neal hope to win this game!

Compared to the victory in this game.

Ball possession?!

Unimportant!

Therefore, the Miami Heat was able to come up with new technical and tactical play in this final game.

.................

Jason Williams dribbled, faced Jose Calderon's defense, and reached out to direct the rest of the Miami Heat players to run.

Then, Jason Williams reached out and called for another pick-and-roll.

The Miami Heat's power forward players stepped forward to block the pick-and-roll as soon as possible.

Jason Williams shook off Jose Calderón's defense with the help of the Miami Heat's power forward player's pick-and-roll.

In terms of using this simple tactic of blocking, Jason Williams' use is already very masterful.