During the game, the fouls Qin Yue was reluctant to commit were committed by Murphy!

The dirty work that Qin Yue couldn't do was done by Murphy!

Simply put, the royal privilege: chop first, report later!

So, in the first half of the second quarter, after O'Neal got a total of 6 free throw opportunities and heroically made one...

Riley couldn't stand his poor free throw shooting any longer and had to replace him with Moning again.

Originally, Moning returned to the Heat to ride the coattails, who would have thought he was the pillar of this Heat team?

No, playing against the Warriors... is scoring that difficult?

On the court, after a pick-and-roll with Wade and a jump shot near the free throw line, Moning, who had already scored 4 points for the Heat, was confused...

Why does O'Neal have no answer to the Warriors' defense?

In fact, even after going through three rounds of playoff baptism, this Warriors defense still has flaws.

During the game, the Warriors try to conserve Qin Yue's energy as much as possible, so most of the time, they mainly block the paint and ignore the perimeter.

Especially when Artest focuses on defending Wade, as long as the Heat players can take advantage of the space Wade creates and make their shots, the Warriors have to accept it.

But...

If you let O'Neal leave the paint, you might as well shoot him directly.

On the Heat's bench, O'Neal, replaced again, seemed to be described only as angry and having an erratic heartbeat.

Because in his eyes, the Warriors' defensive strategy tonight was meticulously planned, targeting him alone!

So is O'Neal lacking self-awareness?

To be honest, the Warriors' strategy of clogging the paint was never just targeted at him.

Otherwise, how could the Spurs' shooters have gotten so many chances in previous games?

Warriors coach Montgomery did design a barely usable defensive system for the team, but unfortunately...

Due to limited coaching skills, Montgomery did not fully utilize the team's defensive resources.

This is what makes the Warriors truly terrifying.

Including Qin Yue, they still have a lot of potential to explore, and they are not fully prepared to compete for the championship; they just accidentally made it to the finals.

The second half of the second quarter, Warriors' offensive possessions.

Understanding his teammates very well, Qin Yue did not let the Heat's zone defense continue to test them.

After all, as the star player, you can't let the opponent continuously test your teammates on the finals stage.

At the top of the arc, in an instant of a hand-off with Davis, Qin Yue decided to aggressively break the Heat's zone defense.

That's right, zone defense can also be broken aggressively.

If you have the ability, you wouldn't be overwhelmed when facing a zone defense, nor would you hesitate at the high post for several seconds or even a dozen seconds.

Thud—!

On the court, driving to the area near the free throw line and just before the Heat's zone defense could converge, against Posey's defense who arrived first, Qin Yue forcefully took a jump shot.

Swish—!

A jump shot from the free throw line is one of the ways to aggressively break the Heat's 2-3 zone defense.

As long as you reach the free throw line fast enough and execute a smooth, fluid shot without being blocked by the defenders, you have successfully completed this aggressive break.

Of course, this move doesn't apply to all superstar players.

Especially for players who mainly use their bodies for handling the ball, and those whose dribble-to-shot transition isn't smooth, as well as those lacking control in long-range two-point jump shots.

In front of the TV, having watched this finals and planning to indulge in Las Vegas tonight, Jordan was already shedding tears.

Because that elegant jump shot by Qin Yue, no matter how he looks at it...

It is his first love; it's his white moonlight!

In the commentary booth, Rick Barry commented on Qin Yue's aggressive move: "It looks like just another simple jump shot... but in today's NBA, players who possess this skill and can sustain it are fewer than ten."

In the future, due to lack of 'roots' and being too much of a character... many people forget that Durant's seemingly simple jump shots are nearly impossible to guard in the NBA.

Shooting, the most fundamental skill in basketball, once perfectly integrated with other techniques, can immediately become the most unsolvable offensive method.

And Qin Yue is another 'fundamental player' trained by Wake Forest.

Unlike Tim Duncan, his fundamentals lean more towards perimeter skills.

The Heat's offensive possession back...

The fearless Artest applied intense pressure on Wade, forcing Wade to use more advanced dribbling skills for a quick start.

At this moment, looking at the Flash breaking through beautifully, Qin Yue couldn't help but marvel at Wade's knees that supported him until 2019.

Undoubtedly, this is definitely a miracle in the history of humans challenging their limits.

In the Warriors Forbidden Area, Wade successfully drew a hand foul from Brown, who replaced Murphy on the court.

Seeing this, originally thinking he could block Wade's shot, Qin Yue promptly gave Brown a push.

"Why are you in such a hurry to jump? Don't I have it covered?"

Hearing this, Brown replied aggrievedly: "I... I was afraid you'd get a foul."

Qin Yue glared at Brown and said: "I haven't committed a single foul tonight!"

Brown's defensive awareness obviously needs improvement.

But Wade, only hitting one out of two free throws, used his rapidly depleting stamina bar to prove how successful the Warriors' defensive strategy was tonight.

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