In the second game of the Finals, the Denver Nuggets, who were home to Devil's Heights, suffered a headshot, and they were crushed by the tenacious Heat with a late-quarter reversal in a good situation with a leading position of up to 15 points, and could only watch the South Coast Legion return to Miami with a series of home-court advantage. Perhaps some fans still can't understand how the Nuggets, whose book strength is completely crushed, can lose - the victory of the Heat fully explains what it means to "not only the sky, but also the conspiracy". You Nugget Porter Jr. is completely muted, and the whole team can only count on the teacher in the end, so don't blame the Heat trio for the life, triple BUFF superimposed, complete the impossible task. What exactly are the triple BUFFs, listen to me slowly.
The first BUFF, known as a natural blessing general, was ordered to turn the tide and save the right position in times of crisis. After the first game, the weakness of the Heat's overall small size was at a glance, and the three-second zone was stabbed by Aaron Gordon, Murray and Porter Jr. were all kinds of desperate. Just before the start of the second war, Martin's appearance due to illness was doubtful. Coach Spall took advantage of the passive change of formation, but instead of choosing to start Zeller and swing the twin towers, he let the 34-year-old Kevin Love start.
The effect of Eros was immediate. His appearance allowed the Heat to finally lose less in size, Adebayo can safely switch to a high position, behind him to Love, Eros also lived up to expectations, 10 rebounds are worth a lot. In fact, the Heat have suffered seven consecutive losses against the Nuggets, and Love has not appeared in these seven games, in a sense, Love is really a blessing. Coach Spall admitted in the post-match interview that not replacing Love in the first game was his dereliction of duty and apologized. It is foreseeable that this series of Cerefour will continue to play an important role in the incarnation of his experience as the Patron Saint of the Insider.
The second BUFF, known as the White Sharpshooter Evolution, shocked four in the final 8 points. Duncan Robinson is truly a very magical and inspirational player, and as the biggest contract draft in NBA history, Dunroe was already DNP during the regular season this season. Who knew that he used a brilliant performance in the playoffs and lifted himself into the rotation, which is in stark contrast to the Green Army's regular season scenery and the playoff DNP Gwei.
What is even more surprising is that the impression is that Deng Luo walked through Yang's rivers and lakes with one hundred steps. When playing the Green Army in the East final, there was already a dribble with a flirky hand to cut into the score, which made the Celtics defenseless, and I originally thought that Dunroe's ceiling was over. In this battle, Dunro even showed off his ball to shoot three points, which is the ultimate form of the all-round integration of three threats, and the devil knows what secret special training he went through during the DNP. In the final quarter, Dunroe showed a wave of scoring explosiveness with eight straight points, and it was this small climax that completely controlled the momentum of the game on the Heat's side. God knows what other surprises Dunro will bring in the follow-up games.
The third BUFF, known as losing the draft, knows the shame and rebounds. Vincent's importance to the Heat is self-evident, but he had a small swing after the third game of the Eastern Conference series; Strus even threw a 0-of-10 out-of-10 performance in the previous game. But none of Coach Spoh, Butler and Adebayo gave up hope in these role players who were undrafted and encouraged them to continue to strike firmly. Sure enough, the two hit a combined 8 three-pointers, which was strategically significant, making the Nuggets' defensive system take care of the other.
In the postgame interview, Butler broke the true meaning of winning, as two teams with high team and tactical literacy, they are both doing the same thing - transferring the ball to players in the open position, the difference is that the Heat players took the opportunity, the Nuggets players failed to take advantage of the scoring opportunity in this game, it's as simple as that.
As a result, the series became a best-of-5 game. The Heat also relied on this victory, accumulating 13 wins, surpassing the 99-year-old Knicks and becoming the Black Eight team with the most wins in history. The strongest black eight miracle in history is crowned, the miracle that belongs to them continues, can the Heat overturn the powerful Nuggets? Let's wait and see.