At the end of the third quarter of the game between the Bulls and the Heat, Super Su's heroic performance conquered countless fans and commentators.

They all felt that they had underestimated Su Yi's strength before.

This cool and handsome rookie player has top offensive and defensive abilities in the league.

Not only that, with his broad vision and good organizational skills, Su Yi completely revitalized this young team and brought it into his own offensive rhythm.

This is the place where Su Yi is most recognized.

It is easy to get a thousand armies but hard to find a general.

There are as many role players as there are, but an all-around star like Su Yi who specializes in every aspect is definitely the treasure of the NBA league.

Now many people can understand why so many stars are close to Su Yi, why Stern showed his support for Su Yi, and why the entire Bulls team has no doubts about the rookie player becoming the boss of the team.

The reason is very simple, because Su Yi is so good.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Wade did not dare to run rampant again due to Su Yi's defensive deterrence inside.

However, Wade doesn't just rely on his superb breakthrough skills, his skills are actually very comprehensive.

Wade was the scoring champion in the 2008-09 season.

Fans say that this honor is determined by his lightning-fast breakthrough speed.

However, Su Yi didn't think so.

Well, there are more people with fast breakthrough speed. TJ Ford is also fast, Dee Brown is also fast, and Evans is also fast. Why don't they win the scoring title like Wade?

Why is it that only Wade gets this honor?

This obviously doesn't make sense logically.

Let’s start with Wade’s breakthrough.

When Riley drafted Wade in 2003, he summed up his evaluation of Wade in one sentence: "When he breaks through, his shoulders are sometimes lower than his knees."

Yes, this is Wade's truly unique advantage: an extremely low center of gravity when breaking through and a good sense of balance during rapid movements.

Because Wade habitually lowers his center of gravity when breaking through, Wade's explosive power is very strong, and accordingly his stride length will be larger.

As for Wade's explosive power, the words of his trainer Tim Graver can give us a deeper understanding of Wade.

"Wade sometimes just jogs and walks on the court, but he often needs to perform an explosive action immediately; so we pay attention to the explosiveness of the lower limbs, core strength and coordination. We do not add weight easily, but the training is more targeted."

When Wade, who is breaking through, is double-teamed, he can move his European step left and right to make a snake-like breakthrough, pass through the crowd and go straight to the basket to harvest the results.

As for the third reason why Wade dominates the league: strength.

Wade can lower his center of gravity when breaking through, can pull the ball sharply in high-speed movements, and can also grab an offensive position in the long line of people. However, these distances still lack a key point to truly transform strength into results.

:That is the super strength resistance ability.

If you can't withstand the confrontation, then Wade's breakthrough will be meaningless no matter how fast it is.

It's like a boy being thrown to the basket quickly, but when he wants to score a layup, he will be kicked out of the court by the giant uncles under the basket.

Confrontation ability is Wade's fundamental capital to establish himself in the league.

The great devil Zhou Qi in his previous life had excellent rebounding awareness, first-rate running awareness, long arms and height, flexibility and agility, and relatively good shooting. But why was he easily dismissed by the Rockets?

Players who have no confrontation ability, no matter how good their skills and awareness are, will still not be able to play in the NBA.

And like Wade, he fights against Superman and breaks into the inside of other teams in the league, just like Guan Erye kills the generals in front of the battle line. It is extremely easy and he can score like chopping melons and vegetables.

Therefore, Wade's speed is not the point.

There are many fast people.

The perfect combination of low center of gravity, explosive power, coordination, strength, ball sense, flexibility, bravery and sense of space...these combined factors have created the current Flash.

Of course, after breaking through to the basket and squeezing away the enemy players who came to block him, facing the very close basket, if Wade transformed into Sakuragi Hanamichi, he still wouldn't be considered the Flash.

Bobcats defensive expert Keith Bogans once said of the Flash: "When Wade decides to break through the basket, he can get to the basket."

To successfully break through, you must also have a strong ability to end the game at the basket.

After Wade gets close to the basket, there are Euro-step layups, throws, high-point rebounds, and pull-ups.

And every technique is master-level.

He is a kaleidoscope of skills around the basket.

He doesn't rely on his feet to slow down like Rose did.

Unlike Westbrook in the early days, he didn't know how to slow down when breaking through.

Anyone who has watched Wade play will probably think that his attack on the basket is very soft.

In fact, this time is not easy.

In Westbrook's early years, he typically only slowed down and couldn't find a hitting point.

The basket is 3-10 feet away, which is the hot spot for Wade's throws, short mid-range shots, and small balls of various colors behind the back of the penalty area. Wade's career shooting rate in these places is 46%.

In other words: Whether it is breakthroughs (low center of gravity, explosive power, wide range, positioning, pace) or finishing after breakthroughs (coordination, balance, feel, confrontation), Wade is top notch.

Wade is very comprehensive, shooting 56% from the basket, 48% from 3-10 feet, and 45% from 10-16 feet.

This season, 1/3 of Wade's shots are from 16 feet to the three-point line, which is two points long, and his shooting rate is 42%.

In contrast, Durant, the god of death this season, only shot 40% from this distance.

Bobcats coach Bickerstaff commented on Wade's round-ending ability: "Many players in the league can get to the basket, but only Wade has the ability to perfectly finish the offense at the basket. What's more, he also has a fatal retreat.

It’s a mid-step shot.”

In Game 6 of the 2006 Finals, when the Heat won the championship, Wade made 10 of 18 shots, 9 of which were mid-range shots.

By the way, Wade is not only a mid-range shooter, but also a rebounder.

In terms of hitting mid-range shots, in the early years of the 21st century, only he, Duncan and Jordan during the Wizards era were the best.

Because off-ball offense requires one-handed ball control to open up space, the perimeter with poor ball control needs to be a 3D foothold.

The ball-holding devil needs breakthrough threats and mid-range shots: especially in the playoffs, when the opponent defends the basket and the three-point line.

This is a common rule in any era.

For a guy who has almost no blind spots within the three-point line, is full of tricks, can break through, can finish, is good at mid-range shots, and is very sharp in passing the ball, what should be surprising about him becoming the scoring champion?

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Wade relied on his ruthless mid-range shot to hold on to the score that was almost opened.

The ardent Miami fans screamed like wild beasts, as if their Wade was not sending the basketball into the basket, but shooting the general in the midst of thousands of troops.

Su Yi and Wade were like the commanders of the two armies, facing each other with 200% of their strength at this moment.

Another key figure in this game, Rose also frequently made plays for the misplaced Su Yi.

In this game, the two team's star players not only showed terrifying strength in scoring, but also burst out with terrifying performance on the defensive end.

Sao Wei stopped talking nonsense today, probably because he no longer has the energy to think about small tricks that have nothing to do with the game.

The confrontation with Su Yi, the confrontation with Rose, and the constant observation of the status of his teammates and the loopholes in the Bulls' defense.

Wade, almost using his own strength, struggled forward with the dilapidated Miami tank, but he was still unable to catch up with Happy Cow's pace.

However, Wade's eyes showed a strong desire to win from beginning to end.

Therefore, Su Yi knew in his heart that this was destined to be a fierce battle to the death.

As soon as Su Yi receives the ball, Beasley and Richardson's double-teams will immediately follow.

At the same time, with Rose's hard work, the Bulls' defensive intensity against Wade also skyrocketed.

Every goal scored by the two teams touches the hearts of the audience. Basically, you score one and I return another. The game is very fast-paced, exciting and exciting, and the fans are hooked.

Five minutes into the fourth quarter, Su Yi hit a big three-pointer from the outside, widening the point difference to seven points.

Su Yi had played at full strength for 42 minutes, and he was so sweaty that Denagro had to take him off the field to take a short rest.

Wade faced the Bulls led by Rose's single core, and the two sides continued to go back and forth and fight happily.

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Wade took a look at the Windy City Rose who was fully focused on the game.

The heat radiating from his body looked like an engine burning gasoline. As soon as Wade started, Rose would immediately chase after him.

However, by this point in the game, Wade has become completely jealous.

He knew in his heart that the time when Su Yi came off the court was the best time for the Heat to catch up with the score.

Once Super Su returns after regaining his strength, an even bigger storm awaits him.

Having made up his mind, Wade didn't waste any time, and didn't talk about any tactics to relax the enemy. He suddenly started in front of Rose, and just relied on his strength to break through to Rose's side.

Rose was actually very tired at this time, but Rose, who had always been silent, had his own persistence in his heart.

Thinking of De Nagro's care and understanding, and the friendly visits from his teammates when he was injured several times, an incomparable force suddenly surged out of Rose's body, causing him to suddenly burst into flames and chase after Wade.

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To be continued...