As Wade missed awkward shot from outside the three-point line, the referee's whistle sounded. After the first half, the Warriors returned to the locker room with a lead of 34B.

In the third quarter, the core main players of both sides returned to the court. This was a life-and-death battle. The half-time break was enough to restore the core players to the physical strength they could continue to withstand.

As soon as he got on the court, James slid down the baseline and rushed to the basket. Wade boldly passed the ball from outside the three-point line to his hand. At this time, Chamberlain was chasing Bosh, and Jamison's defense was nothing to look forward to. James seized the opportunity, ran out in two steps and then jumped up, waving his arm to make a tomahawk-style one-handed buckle that he was best at.

West dribbled through with pure speed, Wade quickly retreated and followed him, but as a result, he rushed to the three-point line all the way. The Mad Dog suddenly dribbled behind the ball and stopped the figure.

Wade also paused for a short time. He knew that West would speed up, so he was ready to chase and defend. However, when West did speed up, Wade could not keep up because Chamberlain was stuck by his side.

After getting rid of Wade, West strode towards the basket, while Chamberlain ran out of the three-point line.

"Defensive long shot" Shi Shuai shouted shrillly.

West's movements were faster than his voice. After he compressed the Heat's inside in the penalty area, he turned around and passed the ball to Chamberlain outside the three-point line.

Chamberlain was in a state of breath and jumped steadily. Wade was not as tall as his arm span. He was much older than his height and arm span. Even if he defended in person, he didn't take it seriously. His wrists trembled softly and he scored a three-pointer.

"This is a good sign." Chamberlain laughed haha.

The Heat made a mistake in counterattack. Wade successfully broke through, but his pace was too big and he slipped down suddenly. West would not tell him about gentlemanly demeanor and Cavaliers rules. He picked up the ball and ran forward.

Carter and Curry met from both wings, and James only chased the Heat. The basketball swung around Carter, Curry and West, and James' defense collapsed. West took the layup and scored another two points.

On the Heat, Nelson, the old man arranged for West to keep a close eye on Wade during the halftime break, and asked Carter and Curry to be ready to double-team the defense at any time. As for James, he could be relaxed appropriately.

Old Nelson insisted that Wade had the nature of a killer, and James, who was more powerful, did not have a big heart equipped with his strength, so in this critical game, Wade's threat is much greater than James.

In this way, the Flash encountered double-teams and passed the ball to James. James should have used his extraordinary strength to score points. As a result, he hesitated, broke through two steps and put the ball away for no reason, and then passed it to Bosh.

Bosh was swaying under the basket and wanted to break through. Chamberlain took a step slower when he moved sideways. Bosh seized the opportunity and broke through. Chamberlain waited for this moment. He rose from the ground, jumped up first, and followed him with a big slap from behind. With a bang, he nailed the ball to the rebound, as if he was nailing a nail to the wall.

The Warriors also wanted to counterattack quickly. Wade and James each stuck a defender, and the Warriors' speed slowed down. Carter waved his hand and said, "Don't worry, control the rhythm, and fight the position."

After West made a breakthrough in the frontcourt, he forced Wade to retreat and passed the ball to Carter.

UO slowly slapped the ball, then slowly bent down. He stared at Lao Bibi tightly, and his steps were wrong and he rushed out like a whirlwind on the ground.

Although James' offense was a bit weak, he worked diligently on the defensive end and immediately changed defense.

Carter pushed forward with James, and then Chamberlain responded from the side. Carter immediately handed the ball over. Chamberlain reached out to catch the ball, then jumped up decisively, hooked the ball in the penalty area, and hit it accurately

Fifteen seconds later, Chamberlain reached out to ask for the ball at the basket again. Si Shuai shouted anxiously: "If you don't have to double-team two people, then three people..."

Bosh and James went from left and right to go around the front defense, mainly blocking Chamberlain's passing route. West took a dangerous move and threw the ball directly onto the rebound.

This was a move that no one expected. When Chamberlain saw West throwing the ball, he immediately turned around and pushed Danpier, who had just played 0 games, knocked him away, and then swung his arms back, jamming James and Bosh.

The basketball bounced out, and Chamberlain stomped his feet and jumped up, holding up his hands and took off the frontcourt rebound. James and Bosh roared and blocked from left and right. As a result, their hands could only reach Chamberlain's elbow, and the latter rushed forward and dunked.

The Warriors have been successful on the offensive end, so Shrew had to call for a timeout, but there was a conflict within them. James and Wade looked very bad, and after the game, he shouted: "Why do you stop? Counterattack, counterattack, counterattack, counterattack, our chance"

Shrew has one particularly good advantage, that is, his temper is good. If an old man like Nelson dares to yell at him like this, it will be a result of not wanting to hang out with the Warriors.

After calming the soldiers' mood, Shi Zheng re-arranged the troops and then put them on the field.

Shi Shuai knew the problems of his team, so he simplified his tactics and decided to use the superstars' abilities to the greatest extent.

The Heat's timeout return is very simple, and Wade takes the ball and attacks the main attack - this is Riley's arrangement. He also knows that Wade is the kind of star born for the big scene. James' dependence at critical moments cannot be compared with the Flash.

James's mission is also very important. He has to cover Wade's breakthrough. In this way, after the Flash breaks through, he passes the ball or makes a layup by himself. With James's response, he has a lot of room for choice. In this way, the Warriors dare not double-team him at will, otherwise James will seize the opportunity to fight back, which will be troublesome.

The intensity of the finals was terrible. After playing the first half, the players' physical strength dropped a lot. Although the halftime break allowed them to recover briefly, they quickly squandered their physical strength after playing in the third quarter.

In this way, as the physical strength decreases, the defensive intensity of both teams decreases, and they are looking for feelings on the offensive end.

The Heat have been waiting for this opportunity because in their opinion, the Warriors are stronger than them lies in defense. If the offense is about the Heat, they think they are not bad at all, and they expect that the two sides will enter a tug-of-war in the third quarter.

As a result, the performance of the Warriors players disappointed them.

After the score advantage expanded to double digits, Chamberlain cheered up and asked for the ball to attack at the basket.

Bosh wanted to go around the front to defend, Chamberlain moved flexibly and avoided Bosh's catch in his hand. He immediately jumped up when he got the ball. Danpier had lost his style of the second center in the West. His steps, body, and reaction speed were already very unbearable.

Seeing Chamberlain doing a jumping action, his reaction could not keep up, so he simply threw the can and shouted: "This is a fake action."

Chamberlain was indeed planning to make a fake move, but since the opponent did not move, he was not polite, so he just made a fake move, used his extraordinary bounce to get up and glided, shook his arm and then threw it, and scored two points steadily.

Danpiel served Wade, and the Flash ran to the frontcourt. Carter and West came up to double-team him. James quickly prepared for the pick-and-roll. As a result, West took the lead in pressing in Wade's hand, while Carter kept blocking Wade's right wing. Wade subconsciously turned right and almost fell into Carter's arms.

Carter waved his hand hard and snatched the ball, so that the Heat made a mistake and the Warriors seized the opportunity.

Curry's performance today was mediocre. After he appeared, he only made one of his five shots, and even missed two free throws. This is also one of the reasons why Old Nelson's three-guard tactics failed. Otherwise, Chamberlain and Curry would have swept the troops.

Curry felt that he felt bad today. He changed his approach and was not obsessed with taking action. Instead, he became the second point guard. He didn't stick to the ball when he got the ball, and immediately threw it to Chamberlain, who was inside.

Chamberlain jumped up and received the ball, fell to the ground and turned around and ran out. Bosh was tragically knocked to the ground by Chamberlain. Chamberlain stepped over Bosh's body, jumped up and raised his arm and smashed it down with a single arm, causing a single-armed windmill dunk.

Bosh became the best supporting role. The scene that Chamberlain crossed him was indeed too shameful. The former Dragon King, who had no tenacity, was even more sluggish. He did not participate in the attack since then, and he just played a supporting role in the high position.

Wade was blocked several times of breakthroughs, and he was so angry that he shouted at Bosh: "If you can't open up the position under the basket, then fucking cover for me."

There were 4 minutes and 19 seconds left in the third quarter, and the Heat finally started again. Wade rushed into the penalty area all the way, almost desperately hit Chamberlain and committed a foul. He made two free throws and finally started.

However, Chamberlain quickly responded to his color. After he asked for the ball at the high position, he made a sharp change of direction. James stepped forward to defend. Chamberlain twisted his waist and stuck him, dribbled the ball sideways like a crab, then stopped and jumped to the basket, scoring two points.

Not only that, Chamberlain once again gave a big hat on the defensive end, Chalmers made a jump shot and was blocked by him, and the Warriors once again got the ball.

Chamberlain was about to get the ball at the high position again. Bosh and James quickly came up to stop him. Chamberlain jumped up and shot the ball, but he did not shoot, but passed the ball quickly to West.

West rushed into the inside with lightning speed. James and Bosh were led by Chamberlain at the three-point line. Who else can stop him in the inside? Danpier? Bullshit

Like lightning, West closed the ball and made a thunder attack, and immediately threw a throw.

The Warriors' lead once reached 18 points.

In this way, if the game continues like this, the Heat won’t have to play in the fourth quarter and just surrender.

James finally woke up, and Wade took the lead in charge again, but he was blocked by Chamberlain and immediately passed the ball to the Little Emperor, who made a jump shot.

Old Nelson called a timeout and then replaced Chamberlain, so the Heat saw hope for a counterattack.

As a result, after the timeout came back, Curry immediately made a three-pointer, like a basin of cold water, extinguishing a ball of Heat.

The Warriors continued to expand their advantage with 86, but the impact of Chamberlain's absence was indeed huge. The loopholes in the inside were infinitely expanded. Wade made two consecutive breakthroughs and layups, and the Heat's counterattack was quick and effective.

James made a three-pointer with 1 minute and 2 seconds left in this quarter, and the Heat immediately chased the score gap to around 10 points.

Carter immediately took the lead in charge, entered the inside line, and beat Danpier to dunk and hit the 2I to play the role of the veteran, becoming the Dinghai God Needle

Taking advantage of the last forty seconds of this 2I, the Warriors tried their best to defend, and the Heat kept hitting the iron, ending the third quarter, and the Warriors entered the fourth quarter with an advantage of 60.
Chapter completed!