No wonder this year the Knicks introduced Yao but announced that they would not play in the season. When Heat star Mourning stood up and mocked Jiang Chao, what he was actually mocking was that the Knicks were still playing Muggles.

You are still the fool you were before, nothing has changed!

This may be the unanimous view of the older generation of NBA people towards the NBA.

Here Messina continued:

In 1999, the first-ranked Heat faced the eighth-ranked Knicks, and the game was still tense until Game 5.

With 4.5 seconds before the end, the score was 77-76 and the Heat still led by one point.

Unexpectedly, Alan Houston used a very strange posture to throw the ball from behind the backboard. The basketball miraculously went in, and the Heat were defeated by the Knicks.

After that, the Knicks defeated six players in five stages and became the first No. 8 seed in history to reach the finals.

Sean Marks:

"Being hacked is really full of hatred."

There have only been a few bad teams in history. If there is no hatred, there must be hatred. Who asked you to nail me to the pillar of shame?

The 2000 Eastern Conference semifinals were still a war without gunpowder.

The two sides once again played 7 games, and the Knicks had the last laugh.

Speaking of which, I have to mention Game 3 of the series. Heat player Anthony Carter defeated the Knicks with a goal similar to the Knicks' last-season Heat victory. Although the Knicks protested that the goal was illegal, the protest was invalid.

D'Antoni spread his hands:

"Everyone knows what happened later. After the millennium, the Knicks completely declined. The Heat rose strongly and won a championship. Every time they met the Knicks, they stepped on them, eh."

"Indeed, few people mentioned the conflict between us and the Heat later on, because we couldn't touch their tail at all."

"But it is a fact that our record is better than theirs this year."

Stevens:

“So let’s see who we are this year, in 2010!”

"Yes, rush!"

Jiang Chao squinted his eyes while drinking. There was a sentence in the American TV series "Leonardo Da Vinci's Demons": "Everyone knows that time is a river, but no one knows that this river is connected end to end and goes in a cycle."

After the management recalled the history of the feud between the Knicks and the Heat, he actually thought of an incident in his previous life.

Maybe life really does reincarnate. I thought the story between the Heat and the Knicks would end here. Unexpectedly, the Knicks selected Tim Hardaway II in the 2013 draft.

And he is the son of the legendary "Beatle" Hardaway of the Heat generation.

When Hardaway learned that his son was selected by "Feud", would he think it was too ironic?

Anyway, it is impossible for Jiang Chao to choose Hardaway Jr.

But now it is like the old grudges of the last century have accumulated to this day. Although things have changed, the New Knicks and the Heat are in conflict again. It is not that enemies are not getting together.

In Jiang Chao's view, Riley's feud with the Knicks may continue to play out next year after he forms the Big Three. In the future, the Eastern Conference will not be a place where your Big Three can easily do evil.

Curry, the main force of my cavalry battle, is in the formation!

Come on, the continuation of the feud showdown!

"You guys write down what we just talked about, remember how the Heat bullied us, tell it to the players, and let them avenge their seniors!"

"It's necessary to get my emotions up first! I also wrote invitations to Alan Houston and Ewing to come and watch the game at home."

"Okay, that's it."

Closer to home, after analyzing our own team, we naturally have to analyze the Heat.

From Jiang Chao's perspective, the Heat's performance is still struggling.

Their offensive end still relies too much on Wade, who averaged 26.6 points, 4.8 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game.

Unfortunately, the only remaining players for the Heat are Beasley, who averages 14.8 points per game, and O'Neal, who averages 13.6 points per game.

Other than that, there is no player in double figures, and they are fifth in the Eastern Conference again just like last year.

Stevens also analyzed the Heat's weakness, which is that limiting Wade's performance equals winning, because the Heat don't have any particularly good passers. Defenders Chalmers and Alston don't have as many assists as Wade.

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And their inside line isn't particularly strong, just O'Neal and Haslem.

To put it simply, when Wade opens up, everything opens up. Whether Harden can limit Wade is the key.

Analyzing and analyzing.

Everyone has a feeling that the Heat seem to be the second easiest opponent for the Knicks to defeat after the Bobcats.

Because the Bobcats, like the Heat, rely too much on their core captains Stephen Jackson and Elvis Gerald Wallace.

You must know that the remaining Hawks are all soldiers. The Hawks recruited super sixth man Jamal Crawford from the Knicks the year before last. That season, Crawford averaged 18 points per game and won the Best Sixth Man Award.

In addition, Eagle King Joe Johnson still has a stable output of 21.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.9 assists, Josh Smith can get 15.7 points, 8.7 rebounds and 4.2 assists, Horford has 14.2 points and 9.9 rebounds, and Marvin Williams has 10.1 points.

If you can't touch this kind of team, just don't touch it.

Not to mention the Bulls. In Jiang Chao's opinion, after Rose comes back, this will be the team led by the youngest MVP next year. They can reach the playoffs with 10 consecutive losses in the regular season. They also have Deng Yingqiao and the fast-growing Noah and Rose.

But it's much harder to guard against than Wade.

If Wade is the Flash, Rose must be the Lightspeed Man. The Knicks have faced the Bulls 4 times this season, and Rose scored 25 points each time.

"Come on, no matter what, we have to move on. This season is finally over. When we get together and leave, there are times when nothing lasts forever.

Let's say goodbye to this 2009-2010 season, which was full of stories."

While chatting, the Knicks' senior executives were also bursting with emotion, and they toasted together to bid farewell to this season.

"For the Knicks!"

"Come on Knicks!"

"Go Knicks!"
Chapter completed!