Jump ball.

Azeri jumped to the ball for the Warriors.

Curry slowly pushed forward with the ball while gesturing tactically and directing the traffic.

The Warriors' formation directly put out the elevator door, and this is the elevator door tactic of playing the elevator door with open cards.

Su Chen didn't pretend anymore, and while the elevator door was not disabled, it was just a joke.

Unless the alliance sanctions.

Before playing Spurs and Grizzlies, Su Chen also pretended to use a lot of tactics.

The elevator door tactic was just one of the tactics before, as a tactical camouflage.

Now Su Chen has a showdown with the alliance, if you don't sanction me, I'll play with you.

Anyway, the Warriors have three consecutive home games, and if the league wants to sanction them all the time, Su Chen can't guarantee what the atmosphere will be.

And Ezeli and Draymond Green were also quite tough tonight, and when Wade was about to run through the elevator door, Azery and Draymond Green directly elbowed together.

If Wade tried to run over, he would have to be elbowed.

Seeing Draymond Green and Azeri's blocking and dismantling defense, Su Chen was a little speechless, he just said to be tougher.

As a result, the action is so big, isn't it looking for blowing?

Su Chen was ready to be whistled for a foul in this block, but the whistle did not sound.

Brush!

It was the sound of a basketball coming into the frame.

Curry hit a three-pointer.

Warriors 3:0 Heat.

Even Su Chen himself was stunned by this ball, and the defense of Azeri and Draymond Green just now seemed to him to be a bit excessive.

It's normal to be blown.

But it didn't blow?

And Eric Spoelstra has already signaled to the referee why the ball didn't blow for a foul.

But the referee simply ignored Eric Spoelstra and took Eric Spoelstra as air and motioned for the Heat to serve.

Eric Spoelstra and Su Chen were both in a state of confusion.

However, Su Chen's face was calm, naturally he couldn't be good if he got cheap, Su Chen looked innocent.

At this time, only Riley on the sidelines knew what was going on.

He didn't tell Eric Spoelstra about it, because he was afraid that Eric Spoelstra would lose control of his emotions and show something.

The executive said he wasn't allowed to reveal it.

"These new presidents of the league who are about to take office really like the Warriors."

Riley sat in his seat and shook his head.

Although Xiao Hua has not yet taken office, Xiao Hua has actually decided to be the next president, and he is already exercising some of the president's rights in advance.

Most of the executives in the alliance are already Xiao Hua's people, as long as Xiao Hua informs him, even if he doesn't use the rights of the president of the alliance, someone will handle these things.

Originally, the Heat were the darlings of the league.

James and Wade's whistle treatment is relatively good, and before the Finals start, the Heat are still the darlings of the league.

Even before G3 in the finals, the league was still biased towards the side of the Heat, otherwise it would be difficult to say whether G2 would win or lose.

But the Heat themselves were not angry and did not win the most critical G3.

Not only does the league not care about the Heat now, but the next new president also expressed his love for the Heat in a high-level meeting, so it is clear what the next Heat will be.

Riley was a little helpless, he wanted to protest, but why did you come to the league if you didn't fight for the Heat.

The G3 whistle in front was obviously on the Heat's side, and it was beaten 1-2, which is why the league is now changing the flag.

In the next game.

The Warriors' elevator door tactics began to become more and more arrogant, and the blocking and dismantling movements became more and more aggressive.

Although the Heat can also find opportunities through blocking and pick-and-roll, ordinary blocking and demolition has limited lethality, and the Heat can't fight with the Warriors for three points.

Originally, the Heat had no way to deal with the Warriors' elevator door tactics, but now this elevator door tactics are not only not sanctioned by the league, but seem to have received help from the league.

Such a change has put the Heat in a difficult situation.

End of the first session.

Warriors 31:20 Heat.

The Heat wanted to increase their speed in the second quarter, but the Warriors were still playing at a slow pace, hitting all kinds of elevator door blocks.

Eric Spoelstra thought of a few options, but not many.

is basically relying on the individual abilities of James and Wade, barely supporting the rhythm of the offensive end.

The feel of the Splash Brothers tonight is not particularly good, but the opportunity to block the dismantling is good, and with the ability of the Splash Brothers, they can also pile up a lot of three points.

Three-point and two-point counter-attacks, unless the two-point efficiency is particularly high, and it is not a goal that can create damage.

Otherwise, there is no way to fight with the three-point firepower.

Originally, the Heat had James and Wade, so they could have this capital and use two points to fight the Warriors' three-point attack.

But with the league now seemingly favoring the Warriors, the Heat are no longer the darlings of the league.

The most obvious manifestation is that in the past, James and Wade went in, probably able to fight a whistle.

But now that James and Wade rushed in, they couldn't get their whistles as long as they weren't particularly obvious and overly fouled.

It seems that all of a sudden, they have fewer star whistles.

Eric Spoelstra was stunned.

The difference in the whistle, from the second game to the last game, is big enough, but now look at it.

The whistle in the last game can still be regarded as friendly.

The Warriors not only have a home whistle, but also a league whistle to a certain extent.

Originally, the league whistle has always been exclusive to the Heat, and Eric Spoelstra is also used to the Heat having an alliance whistle.

Including James Wade and others, they have become accustomed to having a league whistle style of play.

This sudden change made Eric Spoelstra and James and others not adapt to it all of a sudden.

Opposite.

The Warriors have always been accustomed to a hard style of play without a star whistle, and now they have the help of the league whistle, and they are even more powerful.

It is easy to go from thrift to luxury, and it is difficult to go from luxury to thrift.

The current heat is the rich man who is used to fine clothes and food, and suddenly has to live a hard life.

It's going to be a lot harder for them to get used to this game than it is for the Warriors.

End of the second quarter.

Warriors 58:39 Heat.

The Heat not only did not chase the score difference, but also let the score come to a 19-point difference, almost up to a 20-point difference.

Riley watched the Heat struggle like this, and his feelings were also very complicated.

In fact, he could have told Eric Spoelstra and asked him to let the team adapt in advance.

But if you do so, you will definitely offend the executive.

After learning that the figure in the league likes the Warriors more, Riley already feels that the Heat will basically not win the championship this season, and he doesn't want to offend the executives who have a good relationship with him because of this small profit.

Besides, this was originally the Heat's incompetence, and it's no wonder that the alliance is like this.

(End of chapter)