The Heat, who had been pulled by the 76ers for 2 consecutive cities, had no way to retreat, and they urgently needed a big victory to stabilize their position and take the King Mountain.
G3 and G4 their biggest problem is not on the defensive end, but on the offensive end. With the exception of Butler, the others fell into a vicious circle of iron, unable to extricate themselves, and the attack stagnated.
In the important G5 game, the Heat adjusted in time to regain the feel of shooting. The team shot 45-of-84 from the field, shooting 53.6 percent from the field, and they shot well from three-point range today, shooting 13 three-pointers and shooting 39.4 percent from three-point range.
The Heat were all soldiers today, showing a multi-point blossoming trend, with 7 people scoring in double figures. They put a lot of pressure on the 76ers on the defensive end, limiting Philadelphia's shooting percentage to only 36.5% and only 85 points in the whole game; the Heat beat the 76ers in terms of rebounding and pass assists.
In this game, the Heat veteran PJ Tucker's performance is also very good. He played 30.6 minutes and shot 4-of-6, including 2-of-2 from three-point range, and had 10 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal and 1 block.
There is an old family, such as a treasure. Tough, well-defended, experienced, able to defend multiple positions, three-point shooting ability, not afraid of the field and not afraid of the enemy, this is Tucker's advantage.
His arrival has enhanced the Heat's forward strength, and he can help the team on both offensive and defensive ends and on a spiritual level.
Along the way, Tucker has also experienced a lot of ups and downs, his career path is full of twists and turns, he once could not mix in the NBA, reduced to the point of going to play overseas to eat, and later returned to the NBA, he was in the Rockets, around Harden, played famous. Last season, he helped the Bucks, passing five levels and six players on the playoff stage to reach the Finals and win the championship trophy.
Tucker's counterattack journey continues.