"Whoa, whoa!! Snoopy-Du！ Du！ Du！ ”

McBrin let out an exclamation from the commentary booth, his trademark overlay that made the audience in front of the television die-like like a blue-glowing Gatling.

"This cap for the puppy was fantastic. His strengths are as good as ever, and he can still burst out with incredible power and bounce in place. But the key to this ball is that his shortcomings have been improved, and his turn speed is noticeably faster than before. Combined with his ball-handling breakthrough in the last round, it can now be concluded that his flexibility and coordination have improved once again, as well as his pace of pace. ”

McBlin's mouth kept pouring out of his mouth.

At this point, the director switches to a close-up shot of the basket and plays the original sound of Dugg to JR Smith.

Honestly, Duger's voice is very sexy and has a unique metallic touch.

When he said, 'If you dare to break into the box again, then I'll cover you tonight... One, two, three... No. It should be five. All the viewers in front of the TV couldn't help but applaud.

Before the live broadcast began, ESPN broadcast provocative remarks by JR Smith and others. So everyone immediately understood what the puppy was responding.

"It's trash talk at its best."

"The biggest difference between Puppy and J.R. Smith is that he's from UCLA, and he's a rigorous academic genius," Reggie Miller said. He never took his word for it, but his every word was irrefutable. This is a proud tradition at UCLA. ”

"Yes." Bill Wharton also corroborated it: "We always walk the talk!" ”

The two UCLA college presidents were boasting about themselves, which made McBlin roll his eyes, and he turned his head to look at Reggie Miller: "So, that's why you pushed Jordan away from the kill?" ”

"It doesn't stop there. If you look at my resume, you can still see me shutting up Spike Lee. "Reggie Miller is very proud of what he has done.

At this point, the Nuggets re-serve.

Anthony Carter tries a three-point jumper from the outside and misses!

Dugg picked up the defensive rebound with ease.

He then launched a fast attack, he quickly got to the front court with the ball, and Anthony Carter tried to get past for a steal, but was shaken off by a back-turn by Duger.

At this time, the puppy's ball-holding rush action is still a little stiff, especially the upper body. But if you want to trap him on your own, it's already a difficult task to complete. Even if it is a double bag, he has more than 60% probability of tearing through the defense.

Shaun Livingston commented before the game that Dugg's ability to break through with the ball was 70 percent Wade's level, but in fact it was not enough, because he ignored the puppy's IQ. IQ is not obvious when training, but when it comes to the unpredictable court, it immediately becomes worth a thousand dollars.

Of course... In terms of breakthrough kills, he doesn't even have 50 percent of Dwyanwade. Because the puppy's finishing method is too simple, he can only kill under the basket, and the layup is not good. Although the Flash has a slight shortcoming in three-point shooting, it has formed a superstar offensive system, and it is difficult for opponents to make targeted defenses.

But even when the puppy's self-killing ability is not strong, he still led the second team at both offensive and defensive ends. On the offensive end, Marion, James Jones, Haslem, and Chanmos formed an offensive firepower network under his tandem, with a trinity of mid-range shooting, three-pointers, and air cuts, and all-round strikes.

And on the defensive end. His block deterrent power successfully turned the basket into a no-fly zone, and Kenyon Martin tried a dunk, but failed both times. An aerial relay was taken off in advance by a puppy directly from the air, and a one-handed split was slapped out of the three-point line.

Kenyon Martin is no longer the New Jersey beast he used to be. Coupled with the fact that he has not developed a reliable offensive approach, he poses little threat to Dugg on the offensive end.

Halfway through the second quarter, at 45:36, the Heat, who were playing away, led by nine points led by the dogs.

Seeing that he was about to break through the double digits, George Carr couldn't hold back any longer, and he hurriedly put Carmelo Anthony and Chris Anderson on the court at the same time.

Anthony's arrival changed the Nuggets' decline on the offensive end, and the margin was shrinking at a slow pace.

But Chris Anderson didn't make the Nuggets' defense any better, although he blocked Shaun Marion, but this did not change the fact that the Nuggets continued to lose the box: after the puppy fully evolved, the breaking rhythm changed more and more, and he became more and more adept at passing the ball outside the box, which was a direct consequence of Sean Marion's offensive efficiency getting higher and higher.

At one point, Pat Riley, who was in front of the TV, even felt the urge to leave Sean Marion behind.

But in the end, it was ruthless, and the flank defensive void left by Sean Marion has been partially made up for by the puppies today. But the team still lacks a center who can open up singles in the restricted area: in '08, the NBA's highest standard for centers was still to hold the ball in the low post.

With 3 minutes left in the first half, 52:47.

Superstar Anthony came on the court to recover a four-point lead.

At this time, both sides made personnel changes, with Dwyane Wade and Alan Iverson coming on one after another.

The Golden Twin Blades and the Golden Twin Spears are once again facing each other head-on.

Iverson expanded the Nuggets' offensive firepower when he came on the court, but after his shot into the interior was interfered with by Dugg, he lingered more on the perimeter. Carmelo Anthony, as always, slinged Sean Marion on the left and right wings at 15 feet.

Both Golden Guns have regained their feel.

But the golden double knife is a bit of a snap. Previously, Dugg appeared as the 'cerebellum' of the Flash, with little self-awareness, whether it was blocking, covering, blocking, blocking, or tandem, passing, and assisting. These are all to make Wade more efficient.

But now, when the puppy is holding the ball, he is starting to have an idea of his own. This kind of self-thinking makes the Flash's position seem a little 'redundant', and when the Flash starts to break through, Snoopy has been looking for a better opportunity to connect the team independently. This leads to the shelving of resources, resulting in internal waste.

In addition, Kiessmart is extremely bad at adjusting the offense, so he has kept this situation going.

Swish!

The first half ended as Alan Iverson hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer.

59：59。

The two sides are tied.

"Snoopy is in a bit of a hurry."

Spoelstra, sitting in front of the TV, sighed and said: "He seems to have gotten used to the core of the attack with the ball. ”

He actually had a resentful remark in his words, and he thought that if Dugg followed in the footsteps of the Flashes honestly, the game would be much smoother, at least the Nuggets would not be able to tie the difference.

Pat Riley disagreed with Spoelstra, saying, "Dwyann has to adapt to Snoopy's progress, and they need to adjust a little bit more between them......

Before Pat Riley finished speaking, Spoelstra shuddered, and now when he heard the word 'regulation', he couldn't help but have a conditioned reflex in his head, and he subconsciously asked: "You won't ban Dwyane from the team, will you?" ”

Pat Riley gave him a blank look: "How is that possible?" Dwyane will remain at the heart of who we are for at least the next five years. ”

"But Snoopy is now showing the potential to be a core in the future. So, we have to give him more of the ball and a little bit more control of the game. It's been a long cultivation process, and he's become our Plan B. ”

Pat Riley said.

"And what about Michael Beasley?" Spoelstra asked again.

"He's a Plan C now." Pat Riley's voice was resolute, and with Dug's leap forward tonight, the two rookies were already in his mind.

This made Spoelstra secretly stunned, and he watched Dugg go from fringe rookie to specific tactics, to six sets, and now... He turned out to be a direct team plan B. Poor Michael Beasley didn't know anything, he just banned eight games in succession, and then the whole world changed.

ESPN returned to the half-court judging session after a short ad break.

In this session, Bill Wharton and Reggie Miller praised their junior brother, who they thought Snoopy's performance tonight was perfect.

However, McBrin offers a new perspective: "Maybe we can't look at Snoopy as a role player anymore. We've got to raise the bar on him, and if he's an elite player, or the Heat's No. 2 core, then... His performance in the first three minutes of the break was undoubtedly terrible. He got into a ball tie with Dwyane Wade and he felt like he was forcing the game to take over. This allowed the Nuggets to seize the opportunity and then tie the margin in one fell swoop. ”

His new perspective left neither Bill Wharton nor Reggie Miller able to argue with it.

Indeed, if Snoopy is viewed by the standards of an elite player, his performance in the final three minutes was undoubtedly a disaster.

Bypassing the core of the team and taking over possession without shooting ability is not a smart choice from any point of view.

Dugg himself was aware of this, and he confessed to Dwyanwade before entering the locker room that he was not cool.

Wade smiled slightly, he expressed his understanding, and patted Dugg on the shoulder: "Work hard in the second half, our golden double knife will definitely defeat the golden double gun." ”

Dwyane is not a demanding leader, and he doesn't lash out over a trivial matter. Of course, he wouldn't be generous enough to give up the ball!

……

The second half of the game started quickly.

The dog still plays as a power forward, but he no longer forcibly holds the ball to lead the team's offense, but instead becomes an assistant to the Flashes, clearing obstacles for Dwyane Wade and connecting teammates.

He did a great job of this role, and Wade's offensive efficiency skyrocketed.

Although the opposite Golden Twin Guns still maintain a strong offensive output,... The Heat are still gaining a lead.

This is very reassuring to Pat Riley in front of the TV, and the Denver Nuggets are undoubtedly the best litmus test for this Western Conference road trip if the team can suppress them in all aspects. So it's not a dream to break into the playoffs this year, or even make it to the second round.

However, just as Pat Riley was about to open a bottle of red wine to celebrate, the unexpected happened.

Dwyanwade landed on None's instep after a simple layup and fell to the floor screaming in pain.

"It's over!"

Pat Riley patted his head, and all his previous excitement turned to sadness and prayer.

He would rather lose ten or even twenty games than Wade's injury.

"Don't be on your knees."

Pat Riley had words.

Spoelstra's eyes widened, and he thought about something else: Snoopy was too lucky. He just had a stable ability to hold the ball, and the main core was immediately injured, which is... God mode?

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