Before Jordan came out on the ground, championship teams tended to have a big man who could take what he wanted on the inside.

This is because basketball is a game in which the closer you are to the basket, the higher the percentage of hits and the easier it is to win.

Having a dominant big man will give the team more consistent scoring, as well as more rebounds and basket protection.

Today's Heat, in fact, does not lack scoring ability and lacks scoring in the restricted area.

But then again, no one in the Heat can score in the low post like Doane, and no one can stop him in the low post.

After Doon came on the court in the second quarter, the momentum of chasing points not long after the Heat's rise was instantly extinguished, but the whole team began to focus on the defensive end, worrying about how to limit Doon's low-post singles.

Spo saw that Bosh and Haslem had no choice but to call a timeout to adjust and let James defend Doon.

The playoffs are all about talent and the strength of the stars on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends.

James is also the champion of the 03 platinum generation, although it is indeed inferior to Doon from the current point of view, but James's physical talent is definitely no problem.

If there's anyone on the Heat team who can limit Doane a little bit on the defensive end, that person can only be James.

"Okay, I'll defend Doon."

Although James was not very happy, he had to bite the bullet at this time.

After all, James' goal this season is still the championship, and if he continues to lose to Doon and the Bulls, James doesn't know if he will always live in the shadow of failure and the shadow of Doane in this life.

In order to get out of the current predicament, but also to help the Heat win tonight's game.

After the timeout, James temporarily put aside his duties on the offensive end and put all his energy into the defensive end.

At this point, Doon was back on the field, and it wasn't clear what Spo's on-the-spot adjustment was.

Doon still played the same way before, until he found out that after halftime, James took the initiative to step forward, and Doon realized that there was a new change.

Against James, Doon is not afraid of his defense, nor is he worried that after the physical confrontation with James, the offense will be difficult to achieve.

After Doon faced James, the only thing that needed to be paid attention to was whether James had abnormal or unnecessary movements in the defensive process.

Anyone who has played knows that the first step is to reach out to prevent shooting, and the first step is to prevent breakthroughs.

James, on the other hand, usually does the opposite, stretches his legs when others shoot, and makes his moves when others break through.

In fact, when encountering the unconventional defensive actions of other players, Doon doesn't have to worry too much, after all, the endurance attribute is also full, and it is good to sleep the next day with minor injuries and illnesses.

But James is too skilled at performing unconventional moves.

It's like Bowen, who didn't put people out of place once, continued to pad twice and three times in a row, and kept doing this, and Carter, who was half-human and half-god, couldn't bear it.

Doon doesn't joke about his health, and after facing James, he still uses the floor flow technique to fight James first.

In the face of Doon's tidal iron mountain leaning, James was also hit with bared teeth, but he still resisted forcefully.

Because he couldn't hit the basket well and didn't have a chance to finish directly on the board and layup, Doon usually passed the ball to his teammates on the perimeter after a few back-hits to attract the bag.

Fortunately, Curry and the others did not disappoint Doon.

Even if there were a few who didn't find their touch in the second quarter, the Bulls had more people who could play, and in terms of body, reach, and athleticism, the Bulls always had the upper hand.

It was for this reason that the Bulls relied on the talent of the rookies to once again play some advantages in the second quarter.

At the end of the first half, the score was 53-68, and the Bulls had built a 15-point lead in the first half.

After the start of the third quarter of the game, perhaps the first half was too hard, and the frequent physical confrontation consumed a lot of physical strength from each other's main forces, whether it was the Bulls or the Heat, the offensive efficiency of both teams declined to a certain extent.

However, the Bulls relied on bench depth and kept transferring people to the court, and when Curry, Ray Allen, and Doon were on the court at the same time, it finally worked wonders.

In just one minute, the Bulls made three three-pointers in a row, exactly one for the three Doons.

Originally, Doon only wanted to play in the low position, but the physical exertion in the first half was indeed a lot, and a lot of physical confrontation made the muscles of Doon's back and arms a little sore.

Doon was worried that he would not have the physical strength to play in the fourth quarter, so he played health basketball in the third quarter as a wall-to-side, allowing Aldridge and Curry to play a dozen.

It just so happened that Ray Allen, who came off the bench, played a surprise role as soon as he came up, and he raised his hand to hit a three-pointer in the bottom corner.

In the next round, the Bulls put down Chanmoss's three-pointer and played a counterattack fast break, and Curry made a chase three-pointer at a 45-degree angle on the right side.

It was also the two sharpshooters who threw the ball away, and the Heat's defensive position was forced to expand a little.

After Wade broke through to score a layup, it was the Bulls' turn to attack the round, and the Bulls also relied on Aldridge to hit the back first and then burst into points, and Doon received the ball in the bottom corner for three points, which helped the Bulls continue to fire.

It was also such a sudden three-point rain, and the difference suddenly widened by as much as 7 points.

The Heat players on the court were a little blinded, but the Heat head coach off the court, Spo, did not get dizzy, but immediately called a timeout with a very clear mind.

After the timeout, Curry ran off the ball and took advantage of the open three-pointers on the cover to not renew the fire.

However, the Bulls are the leading side, and the scoring advantage they have built up is more than enough.

The Bulls don't need Curry's three-pointer to stay alive, and Curry hasn't found his touch for the time being, so he'll let other scoring points try it.

Aldridge is the second leader of the Bulls after all, and he still completed the task of stabilizing the situation very well, and singled Bosh for two consecutive rounds, making the efforts of James and Wade in both rounds come to naught.

75-95, before the start of the fourth quarter, the Bulls already had a 20-point advantage.

Under normal circumstances, in this Eastern Conference Finals G1, the Bulls have been able to win the ticket and win easily.

didn't want to make a halfway trip to bite the gold, Mike Miller, who came off the bench, suddenly made three three-pointers in a row at the beginning of the fourth quarter and became the biggest wonder of the Heat's game.

However, although this is unexpected, it also makes sense.

Mike Miller, as a white forward, is good at shooting, shooting more than 40% of his three-pointers all year round, even in the playoffs, and the production is not low.

It was also because of Mike Miller's sudden explosion that the main players of the Bulls and Heat had to play hotter and harder in the fourth quarter.

After the margin was reduced to 13 points, Doon immediately returned to the court, hitting the basket for three consecutive rounds, scoring a goal and two free throws, and scoring four consecutive points to stabilize the situation.

However, it was not only Doon who could stand on the free throw line, Wade also relied on his famous stunt Wade to fall, successfully causing kills in two consecutive rounds, shooting 4 of 4 free throws, and narrowing the gap to 13 points.

Aldridge knew that Doane could not maintain his current offensive efficiency all the time, and he also took the initiative to reach for the ball, singled Bosh in the low post, and soon scored two more points.

It can only be said that if the Bulls want to win, they must find Bosh to withdraw.

James defends Doon, Aldridge plays Bosh alone, James doesn't defend Doon, then Doon bullies Bosh with the ball.

However, Bosh couldn't defend it, but at the critical moment, he still contributed a three-pointer to the Heat.

Of course, in the fourth quarter tonight, not only Wade and Bosh were contributing, but James was not willing to watch the Heat lose.

However, in the second half of the fourth quarter, the Heat relied on the individual strength of the Big Three to score, but in the end, it was useless.

Mike Miller wasn't so amazing when the Big Three got the ball, and other points like Moneymoss and Haslem couldn't get the ball in.

The Heat lacked more help on the offensive end, so they were never able to narrow the margin to within 10 points.

Although until the last minute, the main team of the Heat still did not get off the court and did not give up the game, but the Bulls still relied on the lead established in the first three quarters, firmly grasped the advantage, and won the game.

104-120, Eastern Conference Finals G1, the Bulls took the lead with a 16-point advantage to win the first win of the series.

In the past, one of the teams in the Eastern Conference Finals could score more than 100 points, which was basically a sure win.

In tonight's big battle, the defense of the Bulls and the Heat is not bad, and it can even be called a needle-to-wheat mang, and a thunder to the earth!

However, because the pace of the game is very fast, there are more rounds than in other matches, so each other scores a lot.

If you really want to think about it, the Bulls can win tonight, mainly by identifying the weak link of the Heat's defensive end, a large number of low-post offenses to find Bosh withdrawals, and scored 78 points in the restricted area, which laid the foundation for winning in one fell swoop.

When a team is close to 70 percent of its points coming from under the basket and is shooting more than 40 percent from the outside, it's hard not to win.

In tonight's game, the Bulls took the magic ball theory to the extreme.

Although the Heat also play small ball, the Heat are neither as accurate as the Bulls from the outside, nor can they attack with a lot of the ball in the low post like Doane and Aldridge.

It can be said that the Heat playing the Bulls is the same as high school students beating college students, even if the style is similar, but this is still a difference in level!

Level suppression, find out!

"Doon, congratulations on winning tonight, and you're hitting another 50 points tonight, is there anything you want to say about that?"

"Doon, isn't it easy for you to score 50 points in the playoffs?"

"Doon, Buckley boasts that you have more low-level dominance than he did at his peak, what do you think about that?"

In the post-game interview session, Doon, who led the team to win tonight by 50 points, undoubtedly became the focus of reporters' attention.

In the past, it wasn't that there were no super insiders who put on crazy performances in the playoffs, but they usually cut out 30+ consecutive performances and it was crazy.

And tonight, Doon used the inside play style to score 50 points, which was really jaw-dropping and difficult to accept for a while.

After all, this is something that most super insiders in history can't do.

is as strong as O'Neal, with a maximum score of 46 points in a single playoff game!

Of course, a super interior player like O'Neal would struggle to score like Doon.

On the one hand, there is insufficient control and is easy to be broken around the front.

On the other hand, there is the physical strength factor, and the internal hand-to-hand combat consumes too much physical strength!

To score 50 points in a game, you have to take at least twenty or thirty shots inside.

Chamberlain was able to score 100 points in the regular season, a playoff high of 56, and even averaged only 22.5 points per game.

With Zhang 20,000 physical strength, there is no way to ensure staying power and continuous output on the stage of the playoffs.

Doon was able to score 50 points on the stage of the Eastern Conference Finals with the style of play of an interior player, which is indeed extraordinary.

But then again, Doon was able to play so explosively thanks to the fact that this is the era when the center is withering.

If you go back to ten years ago, that playoff team didn't have a white meat shield center to consume O'Neal?

If the peak O'Neal comes to face Bosh in this era, O'Neal wants to score 50 points in the playoffs, which may not be too difficult.

Doon also ate the dividends of the times, so that he could gradually surpass the great superstars in NBA history in terms of data and honor.

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Two days after the Bulls won G1, G2 kicked off.

I have to say that G1's 50-point slash is not so easy to get.

Even for the past two days, Doon has been using massage treatments and cryotherapy to relieve muscle fatigue and pain.

However, after G2 started, Doon found that there was still some influence on his physical condition, and his personal strength could not be fully exerted in this game.

With an unsteady shot and incomplete physical recovery, Doon couldn't shoot as unflawed as G1 if he wanted to play in the low post.

Doon had to give the ball to his teammates first, and as a result, the ghostly George was turned undercover by Battier.

Fortunately, Scott Skels, who noticed that something was wrong, quickly replaced George with a small card.

Then the Bulls relied on the talent and height and reach advantage of the overall roster to consolidate the defensive base and protect more rebounds.

After the first three quarters, the score was 74-76, and the Bulls temporarily led by 2 points.

However, not long after the start of the fourth quarter, Chanmos made two three-pointers in a row, and the Heat took the opportunity to overtake the score, but the Bulls became the lagging side.

The Bulls fans at the scene were also more anxious, shouting defense early, and immediately boasting whenever the Heat scored, constantly putting pressure on the Heat players.

Fortunately, Doon is just tired, not weak. As a man, you still have to be hard when you should be hard.

didn't wait for the critical moment in the fourth quarter to come, Doon relied on the low post to attack and scored six points in a row, neither Bosh nor James could limit Doon's indiscriminate singles.

For this reason, the Heat can only limit Doane's receiving of the ball when Doane receives the ball, one in front and one behind, and let the Bulls make passing errors as much as possible.

Seeing this, Doon immediately changed his style of play and ran to the top of the arc to catch the ball.

The Heat just wrapped Doon in the low post, but they didn't dare to shoot early outside the three-point line, especially when Doon had Curry and Ray Allen two sharpshooters next to him.

With Doon's passing vision and passing ability, whoever wants to pinch Doon means that he is an undercover agent and doesn't want to win at all.

The Heat also knew the strength of Curry and Ray Allen's three-point shots, so they could only let Doane hold the ball and force Doon to shoot from the outside as much as possible.

After all, judging from the situation in the third quarter, Du En's vote tonight is not accurate!

However, a supergiant is a supergiant! In the fourth quarter, Doon was still playing in the low post, and after returning to the high post, his shooting was accurate again.

James, who also likes to shoot from the outside, didn't understand why Doon could shoot so accurately after a lot of physical confrontations, but he couldn't?

watched Doon hit a three-pointer and a mid-range shot, quickly chased the difference back, and overtook the Heat again.

James was also a little uncontrollable, and tried to suddenly cast a cold arrow, but the result was Duang's sound.

As expected, the rest of the Heat's players expected...... (End of chapter)

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