The answer, of course, is to focus on Bosh.

Although Tang Qian is taller than Bosh, his speed and movement ability are actually stronger than the latter. Coupled with more awesome physical hardware and physical fitness, Chris Bosh was blocked in an instant.

. The two shots came to nothing and bounced out of the basket.

Gasol has fulfilled his responsibility of protecting rebounds. Even if Gasol is a few seasons older, he is still the best in the league. Gasol has always been very stable in defensive rebounds. This is why Tang Qian dared

The reason for switching defense. Otherwise, if Jordan Hill, Ryan Kelly or Thackeray were to sit under the basket, he would never dare to do this.

The inside line will be grabbed by the opponent.

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"Bosh was held down! Tang Qian's defensive ability is so strong, even on the outside, he is worthy." After Yu Jia finished speaking, he said with enthusiasm: "It's hard to say when facing outside defenders, after all, his body is too strong.

The height is too high and the lateral speed is limited, but facing inside players, to be honest, I have watched Tang Qian's ball for several seasons... Well, I have watched these games this season. In short, in a word, he is

I feel that he is the player with the fastest feet and the highest speed sensitivity inside. So Bosh wants to use the same method as Gasol to beat him, which is a delusion. Look at this ball, Bosh wants to use the screen to open up space, all

Being caught up by Tang Qian's height and wingspan, he achieved strong interference. In terms of the ability of inside players to defend the outside line, I think Tang Qian is the top three in this league."

In fact, Yang Yi wanted to say he was the strongest, but after thinking about it, it was better not to praise him. After all, the Lakers' No. 29 is still young. Showing off too much now will bring extra off-court pressure to him.

Yang Yi has seen a lot of stories about some talented young players who were eventually discarded due to "praising" from the outside world.

Therefore, what he said and left room for was for Tang Qian's good.

Tang Qian made a hard kill under the basket on the offensive end. Bosh came to help defend the ball, but Tang Qian fought it in the air and forced it in.

"Your performance is over." Tang Qian said, "Because now I am here to defend you."

Bosh felt a little aggressive after hearing this, but he couldn't refute this sentence, so he could only throw out a harsh word and ran forward to participate in the team's offense. Why is Bosh like this?

Because now he is also surprised in his heart by the Lakers' No. 29's outside single defense ability. It feels like what he is facing is not a 7-footer or even an inside man, but a forward player, or the one at the 3rd position.

No matter whether it is lateral movement or agility, he is good at these inside players. When facing No. 29, he seems to have completely disappeared and evaporated.

What made him even more speechless was that he also had a height advantage when dealing with this kind of No. 3 position. They basically couldn't block shots and interfere with him at the point of attack. But facing this Oriental guy, he really couldn't do anything.

No, every time I take action, I feel like I will be strongly disturbed, or even directly touched.

Does that guy have a monster wingspan?

For the first time, Bosh felt that his parents gave him a shorter wingspan.

Bosh's arm span is 222CM when measured physically. It is unscientific to say that he is 226CM to 228CM online. This data can be found on the physical measurement website. Therefore, Bosh is much shorter than Tang Qian, not to mention his height.

Coupled with explosive power and elasticity, WOW, that is really a fatal "blow" to the "pitcher wave".

This ball was directly blocked by Tang Qian and Bosh was almost in tears. This was because this was the first time in the NBA that he was unable to shoot from the outside after being guarded.

As for the usual way of dealing with inside players who are taller than him, if you get close to me, I will burst. It is as if he has been "passivated" and becomes difficult to move.

"Chris tried to break through, which was a very correct choice. Dongfang Fang's height and wingspan are better than him, so he can be regarded as using a small one to defeat a big one. Chris's breakthrough speed in the paint is considered first-class...

Huh? He didn't break through? He was caught up by Dongfang Hot? Almost made a mistake? This... the referee blew the whistle and penalized Chris for walking with the ball..." Heat home commentator Tony Florence was also surprised.

In Bosh's heart, and even in the hearts of Heat fans, they really didn't expect that a big man over 7 feet tall and weighing 269 pounds could actually prevent Chris Bosh, who is known for his speed and footwork, from breaking through.

Ball walking? This is simply a monster level!

No wonder he can win DPOY with a huge advantage! With this move, it is estimated that no one in the league can compete with him except for peak Garnett! Maybe...peak Garnett is hanging by a thread.

What else do you want Bosh to say when you encounter an opponent who is taller, heavier, longer, faster, more agile and more athletic than you? His feeling is... I say you! There is someone like you.

? Against you, I lose all my advantages, okay?

Kobe Bryant of the Lakers broke into the paint and passed the ball to Gasol. Gasol quickly passed the ball inside. Nick Young made a three-pointer from the corner, and the ball... went in! The three-pointer hit the Nets!

The Lakers are starting to chase points, and even this fool can see it.

However, James of the Heat had no intention of calling a timeout, because he came to the next ball by himself.

Easily broke through Nick Young and then got to the basket and succeeded in a layup.

In the next round, Kobe broke through and caused damage inside. Unfortunately, he made 1 of 2 free throws. The first free throw was a bit too strong.

The Heat turned around, and it was James again, who got inside, jumped off one foot, and succeeded in a split dunk! He also caused a defensive foul on Gasol! This shows the difference in the intimidation power of Gasol and Tang Qian in the inside, or

It can be said that Gasol's inside deterrent ability at this level cannot deter the Heat's No. 6, LeBron James.

James had no psychological scruples when facing him.

The Lakers' inside shot was caught up by James and the block fell off. James turned around and scored another one. There was no way. Kobe was staring at Wade and couldn't get away. No matter how strong he was, he was still alone. No matter what the Lakers' No. 3 position was,

No matter who he replaced, they all ended up being easily broken through and easily defeated. Tang Qian was missing from the inside to cover up and assist in defense. It was like completely activating LeBron James, who was not very active in the front.

The Lakers Gasol missed the hook, and the Heat attacked again. Tang Qian seemed to be preparing to help defend the basket, but James quickly handed the basketball in his hand to Bosh who ran outside the three-point line.

This forced the Lakers' No. 29 to pull out again to defend. As soon as he pulled out, naturally, the "empty state" returned to the inside. James took advantage of the opportunity and scored another layup. This is equivalent to this

In several rounds, he scored 4 goals in a row, and all of them were inside kills.

The Heat seem to have passed the "confusion period" in the previous two games and have begun to truly take advantage of their own advantages and their opponents' disadvantages to play the game steadily. The effect is also obvious. Along the way, the Heat have suppressed the Lakers.

If the Lakers' twin towers had two Tang Qian or a highly mobile inside line that could expand the defense, Bosh wouldn't be so afraid. However, the Lakers just don't have one right now. And Tang Qian doesn't

We know that in the future, such insiders will also increase exponentially.

Chris Bosh of the Heat is just one of the early converts.

Furthermore, in the future, because of his intimidating power, many inside players will begin to "move out" to avoid direct confrontation with the Lakers' No. 29 basket and end up with a bruised nose and face every time.

Anyway, right now, Bosh, who is in excellent three-point shooting form, is the best point to contain Tang Qian.

Unless, you take away Gasol, then the Lakers team will be already weak and the team will collapse even more if they cooperate with the team.

After Gasol was unable to play, he actually began to serve as the core of the main inside tactics.

Note that it is the tactical core. The tactical core is not necessarily the scoring core. The kind with particularly outstanding and gorgeous statistics is similar to Tim Duncan of the Spurs. He is the tactical core of the Spurs. Regardless of whether his ability is at its peak or declining, it is just

The way he plays and helps the team has just changed.

Gasol's support is undoubtedly the best insiders in the league.

Otherwise, he would not have been the tactical core of the triangle offense back then.

The "Zen Master" can recognize that his ability is absolutely top-notch in this area.

And another point is that without Gasol, the Lakers' offensive and defensive suppression of the Heat's interior will be reduced.

The defensive end is okay, but the offensive end will definitely not be able to maintain the strong suppression and strong output of the first two games.

Because Tang Qian is here purely to play, his scoring ability is still relatively weak after the "Inner Demon" was weakened.

It must be paired with Gasol to create a situation that can destroy the Heat's inside line.

Therefore, this is also a trade-off and decision for Lakers head coach Mike D'Antoni.

Should we choose to look past this period, or should we take Gasol and replace him with a senior and a junior, so as to avoid having to replace Gasol on the 29th to expand the defense. But there is a problem here, that is, the Heat are not the Spurs.

They are not the Mavericks, they are not a team that plays overall basketball and team basketball, and they are not a team where you can just hold down one Nowitzki and be done.

The power of the Big Three lies here. No matter what, I can always use it to some extent.

I always have a certain giant point that you can't defend.

Do you think it will work if you replace small players with high mobility? Not to mention that the Lakers currently have these players, Nick Young is playing the 3 position, and the others who can be replaced are Wesley Johnson or Ken

Doyle Marshall is gone. After Nash is injured, the Lakers' defense line is actually not that generous. As for the inside players, let alone, no one can defend Bosh who is pulled out.

Regardless of whether it is Nick Young, Jordan Farmar, Wesley Johnson, or Kendall Marshall, even if they can keep up with their footsteps and agility, they are not tall enough, heavy enough, and unable to shoot.

Without enough interference, Bosh forced a charge, and it was difficult for them to contain it. Therefore, this was also an uncomfortable problem, and D'Antoni's head almost jumped out of his head.

To use a Chinese proverb, it means that the brain is sore.

The easy wins in the first two games made the Lakers feel a little "slightly relaxed" from top to bottom.

It even gave rise to the feeling that the Heat were actually nothing more than that.

This is absolutely certain and is a very dangerous illusion.

Because as long as the Heat adjust, they will also put the Lakers in a dilemma.

There are also changes to the lineup that make the Lakers feel extremely uncomfortable.

The Lakers were a little careless about these things and thought a little too simply.

D'Antoni has won two Coach of the Year awards and has made it to the Western Conference finals several times, but in the finals, the highest stage of the NBA, he is still "the first time a big girl gets on a sedan chair." So he still needs a lot of things.

Adapt and learn.

You can't be like Popovich or Phil Jackson, who quickly enter a "finals thinking state".

Nonsense, otherwise why is the importance of experience always emphasized in the NBA?

At the end of the third quarter, the Heat entered the fourth quarter leading the Lakers by 14 points 85-71.

The Lakers exposed a lot of problems and problems in this quarter, and it even seemed to make the Heat fans feel like "pushing away the dark clouds and looking at the bright moon". Unexpectedly, it was just a simple change of formations and a simple switch of attacks.

Such a miraculous effect is really unexpected. Maybe this is also one of the charms of basketball.

Anyway, the Lakers' strong posture in the first two games has been resolved in this game.
To be continued...