The second round began, and the major awards of the regular season were announced one after another.

Emeka of the Bobcats? Okafor won the Rookie of the Year with a double-double of 15.1 points and 10.9 rebounds.

The best defensive player was won by the Pistons' Ben Wallace again, relying on the defensive system and beautiful rebounding and block statistics, plus the offense was too bad, which left a deep impression on reporters.

All-Defensive First Team: Ben Wallace, Duncan, Garnett, Artest, Larry Hughes.

Defensive Second Team of the Match: Marcus? Kambi, Kirilenko, Bowen, Wade, Kidd, Billups.

Bowen was named to the defensive team despite missing 15 games.

Kidd is out more, and his selection is more like a consolation prize. Billups' defense is better than Kidd's and he was also selected, and there are six people on the second team, which is said to be the same rating, how can it be such a coincidence.

The Bulls' Ben Gordon won the Sixth Man of the Year award, with 15.1 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2 assists in 24.4 minutes played, shooting 40.5% from three-point range, which is very efficient.

He set a record in doing so, and he won it in his rookie season.

The best coach is Mike from the Suns? D'Antoni led the Suns to their best record.

Wang Jun also won the Most Improved Player Award. He was a role player for the Nets last season and is the team's leading scorer this season, ranking third in the league in scoring. He also made an All-Star starter and won the All-Star MVP, which is an astonishing improvement, and there is no suspense about winning the award.

Bobby for the Clippers? Simmons also had a strong performance and could only finish in second place.

Nash turned the Suns from a weak team into a strong team, connecting the whole team. He set a history by becoming the first foreign player to win the regular season MVP.

International players exploded. It has become an unstoppable trend.

Wang Jun was also named to the All-Season Team.

One Formation: Nash, Wade, Nowitzki, Duncan, O'Neal.

Second team: Iverson, Wang Jun, James, Garnett, Stadamire.

Three: Arenas, Ray Allen, Maddy, Artest, O'Neal Jr.

The two Heat were selected to the best team, relying on data and records. But the Pacers, who have the best record in the East, have three teams, which is a bit too much to say.

In the final analysis, there is a popularity factor in the selection of the best team. Iverson's team didn't make the playoffs because of their beautiful stats and made the second team.

Of course, popularity is not absolute, Carter and Kobe Bryant were not selected for the best team.

Carter made the mid-career jump to the Nets and played too poorly with the Raptors.

The Lakers finished 12th in the West, ending the season with a six-game losing streak. It's too ugly, and Kobe's stats are beautiful but useless.

Wang Jun was selected for the second team in the second season, catching up with the pace of lottery shows James and Wade, which is something to be proud of, but he is not happy at all.

After three games, the Nets fell behind the Heat 0-3 and stood on the edge of the precipice of elimination.

Given that no team has ever been able to come back from 3-0 down, the Nets have been eliminated and the suspense is just whether they can win a game at home. Save face.

Collins couldn't defend against O'Neill alone, he was too short, and Kostic was only abused. This series O'Neill seems to be back at the top.

Once O'Neill is trapped, the ball is passed to the perimeter. Regardless of Jefferson, Wang Jun or Carter, they didn't defend Wade well one-on-one.

Wade has also improved, and his style of play is based on breakthrough and mid-range shooting. The explosiveness is stronger than last year, and as soon as it rushes, it is a helpless change of direction in the run. Sharp maze steps.

With O'Neal to draw the defense, Wade didn't care about a pull-up jumper. Or a breakthrough layup, it's hard to defend. He finished 11th in the league in regular season efficiency and improved in the playoffs.

In the third game, Wade scored 40 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists, and in the playoffs, he is currently averaging 27.4 points, 5.7 rebounds, 6.6 assists, 1.6 steals and 1.1 blocks per game, shooting 48.6% from the field, and he is unstoppable.

In the fourth game, the Nets' home court was full.

The tragedy is that some people did not support the Nets, but came to see O'Neal and Wade, and the media believed that the power of their cooperation was not inferior to the peak OK combination, and they were likely to win the championship.

In the locker room, Lawrence called the players for a meeting and the idea managed to boost the players' morale.

After the game started, the Nets still played small-ball tactics and failed to gain the upper hand.

In addition to O'Neal and Wade, there is also the non-draft NBA, blue-collar power forward Haslem.

In addition to O'Neal, the four Heat starters can quickly return to defense, and their height is above 190CM, so there will be no obvious misalignment.

Jefferson opened this series, and he was often responsible for defending Damon? Jones, once he doesn't shoot, he immediately plays a fast break, Jones, who is 191CM tall, is a three-point shooter, interference shooting, defense is average, is the weakest link of the Heat's defense, often blown up by the opponent's point guard, and can't prevent Jefferson.

This time Kidd was responsible for defending Wade, and he did a really good job, he didn't get close, kept his distance, kept an eye on Wade's breakthrough, and if Wade shot, he tried his best to interfere.

If Wade forces a breakthrough, he will be caught in the low post and it is easy to make mistakes.

After hitting two irons, Wade showed a high ball quotient and made adjustments on the court.

The Heat broke the Nets' defensive system with just one move, and it was very simple, O'Neal pulled out the side to Damon? Jones covers off the ball.

It is not good to chase Jones inside, he has a 43.2% three-point shooting rate in the regular season, which is more accurate than Wang Jun's shooting, and he is a famous shooter in the league. As a point guard, he has poor playmaking skills and relies on a three-point shot to occupy the starter.

O'Neal's huge body blocks the outside player, and if the inside doesn't change the defense, Jones can shoot a three-point shot when he catches the ball.

As soon as the defense is changed, it will be difficult for the outside players.

Jefferson is strong and can withstand the inside cuts of the size of Smalls and Garnett. There's no doubt he's a great small forward, but how can he possibly stand up to O'Neal?

O'Neal cut deep into the basket, Jones hung back, and O'Neal was about to dunk the ball.

After being abused by O'Neill for three consecutive games, Wang Jun was already depressed and almost crazy. He was responsible for defending the low post and grabbed a lot of rebounds, but he couldn't defend the restricted area.

It is said that Jordan is the god of basketball, but in fact, O'Neal's dominance was even more terrifying than Jordan at his peak, his body is too perverted, it is simply a bear playing basketball and bullying humans.

How can O'Neill be stopped?

How can you stop this guy from scoring under the basket?

What can I do other than foul play?

Wang Jun racked his brains, but in the end he could only foul and send O'Neal a free throw.

O'Neal cut from Carter's side, basically dodging directly, there are too few people who can use the inside line this year, and the "shark cutting tactic" can't be played casually.

Wang Jun didn't want to get out of the way to watch O'Neal dunk.

Foul it! Even if you lose, you can't lose like a soft egg!

Wang Jun made up for the basket, jumped up in one step, jumped up with his left hand on O'Neal's shoulder, jumped up a little under the support, and smashed his right hand into a fist on the basketball.

Bang! He used all his strength to successfully smash the ball out with the action of playing volleyball, and the whole person was pressed on O'Neal.

O'Neill loses his center of gravity, the two fall to the ground together, and the referee blows the whistle.

Although Wang Jun's action was big, he rushed to the ball, not intentionally hurting people, and the referee blew an ordinary foul.

O'Neal was very angry, the free throw was out of rhythm, two free throws missed, and the foul was valuable! (To be continued.) )