If the Miami Heat are looking for a way to beat LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers, they may want to pay attention to what Dorrel Wright said.
The Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat are in their NBA Finals showdowns, with LeBron James, Anthony Davis and teammates playing their first game in a convincing way. As many prepare to write about Jimmy Butler and his Miami teammates, the team still has to make it to the series again.
If you ask former Miami Heat rookie Dorell Wright, trying to contain James would be the main factor in reaching a deal. So how can the Heat stop the future Hall of Famer?
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In the first game, James performed well, finishing with 25 points and 13 rebounds. Before that game, Wright called on the Heat to be aggressive when defending him. If they want to beat the Lakers, they need to continue to do so in the next series.
"I think they just want LeBron to see their bodies, provoke him, provoke him — foul him as soon as they have the chance to foul and make him feel like you," Wright said. "I think it's going to be an old-school Miami Heat — do you know what the Heat and Knicks series used to be like?" I think you're going to get this type of game. ”
When Miami needs to slow down James, they can't forget Davis either. He himself also performed well in the first game, scoring 34 points.
The Heat's performance in the NBA Finals was tough indeed, but it was far from over. If you ask Wright how they can turn things around, it's to stay aggressive and not let James get inside easily.