ESPN has interviewed three coaches who have won more than a thousand games. As one of them, Riley was asked how much impact the tactics have on the game.

He replied: "Most half of the tactics will be seen through, so it is best to have a player like Wade, Kobe or LeBron in the team, and use elite talent to crack those powerful defenses."

Now it seems that Riley, who is already ready to retire, does not have much interest in such a low-key away game, and is allowed to arrange offense and defense on the spot. Just let Wade lead the team to play by himself, and he doesn't have to worry about winning or losing, and he doesn't need to prove anything.

With such a guess, Su Yang turned his head and watched Wade move, and found that Wade ran to the left sideline early, supported his knees with both hands, and stared at the backcourt with his eyes tightly.

That look is clearly a kick-off and blast mode.

Wade has just recovered from injury and has not made a few games, but he still cannot be underestimated. Su Yang immediately turned his head to look at Monty and whispered to suggest that he set up defenses against Wade, such as local three defenses and two.

Monty was stunned for a moment, then shouted at the Trail Blazers players on the court, demanding to implement the defensive strategy code-named 2A, that is, to target the opponent's second-place players.

As soon as the shouts fell, the Heat Jason passed the ball to Wade at 45 degrees on the right, turned around and ran to the left half, while Haslem stepped onto the wall to block Roy.

Wade took the opportunity to move the ball to the right sideline, but Ade retreated early and left space, while Roy bypassed Haslem and chased, generously giving Wade a chance to score a three-pointer.

But in the regular season last season, Wade averaged 1.5 three-pointers per game and 0.4 shots per game, with a shooting percentage of only 26.6%. He even missed three-pointers in the playoffs.

Now that Wade has returned from injury every few games, he suddenly has a chance to score three-pointers. He has no desire at all, but instead bent down and rushes toward the center of gravity.

That move was obviously to force Roy.

Roy hurriedly twisted his hips and slid his feet to catch up.

But the Flash is the Flash, and it is too fast and I can't catch up with it even if I take the lead.

Seeing this, Fry contracted from the short corner on the left to the basket, Adr still blocked Haslem and did not give an empty cut, while the rest of the Trail Blazers contracted to the paint area.

In the blink of an eye, the paint area filled with people.

Wade was unable to make a layup, and the risk of jumping into a long pass was high. He hesitated for a moment, stopped and kicked the ground, jumped horizontally, carried Roy's side interference, and forced a mid-range shot.

When! Basketball smashes the basket and hits the iron.

Ade jumped and grabbed the rebound, and Blake had already run to the center line. Seeing this, Su Yang immediately clapped his hands and shouted: "Long pass..."

Whether the fast break can be achieved is the key to how to deal with the big man after he grabs the rebound. If he can pass a long time, it will be difficult for the defense to fly faster than the ball.

Of course, there are few big players who can stabilize long passes, and large players are generally prone to making mistakes in long passes, but Su Yang has always encouraged pioneering players and no need to worry about mistakes!

The shouting stopped falling, Ade raised his hands above his head, and pointed to the center line, which was a powerful long pass. The cheers in the stadium exploded instantly, and the atmosphere became boiling!

Blake took the ball from the middle line and immediately bowed and accelerated, as if a precious white lightning flashed. He rushed to the top of the frontcourt arc in the blink of an eye. He raised his hand and passed the ball on the floor.

Bang! The basketball bounces back and flies to the right bottom corner.

Webster bowed to catch the ball, took the opportunity to avoid the flying pounce on Dorell White, and then stood firm and threw a three-pointer amid the cheers of the audience.

Swish! The basketball is hollow into the net, 14 to 4.

Applause was everywhere in the stadium, Dorrell White walked to the bottom line, took the basketball from the referee, hurriedly passed it to Wade to the center line, and the Heat launched a fast attack.

Wade turned around with the ball, stopped suddenly and passed Roy, rushing towards the three-point line like a Hot Wheel.

Other Heat players, except O'Neal, all looked for positions to stand and wait, but the Trail Blazers directly contracted into the paint area, not worried about Wade passing the ball and assisting three-pointers.

That was a kind of naked contempt, but Wade had no choice. Among the five Heat's starting players, Jason Williams, the only three-point shooting percentage, had not yet reached the top of the arc.

With the booing of the whole audience, Wade stopped sprinting, shook his head and refused Haslem's cover, and began to bow and shake his hands under his crotch, preparing to eat Roy alone.

In terms of Roy's single defense ability, it is extremely difficult to deal with Wade's singles. But Roy did not think about single defense at all, and ignored the shouts of fans who wanted to watch the singles fight scenes, and directly blocked the space on the line, forcing Wade to break through on the sideline.

Wade was not confused, and took a few big steps with the trend, rushed to the short corner area on the left in a blink of an eye, but faced Ade and Fry's contraction and encirclement, and the situation turned into Wade's three Trail Blazers.

Perhaps angry at the Trail Blazers' unethical morality, Wade rushed to the edge of the paint area to face Ade, suddenly closed the ball and turned around, and his big butt forced him to leave the space.

But the four Trail Blazers shrank to the basket. When Wade turned around, Webster raised his hand and slapped it hard, cutting off the basketball in Wade's hand.

Wade yelled for a foul, but the referee ignored it, while Webster picked up the basketball and rushed forward, and the others of the Trail Blazers were getting off at once.

Seeing this, Su Yang stood up and applauded. There were roars in the rose garden like roars and thunder. Webster rushed to the center line and raised his hand to pass the right wing.

Roy took the ball and turned around, and passed White, who changed defense in one step, rushed to the basket like a sharp arrow, jumped against Haslem and threw the ball towards the bottom corner on the left.

Blake bowed to catch the ball, ignored O'Neal's threatening stomp and roared intimidation, raised his hand and scored a three-pointer, and the basketball hit the circle and hit the net with a thud, 17 to 4.

The Trail Blazers played a 13-0 attack wave, and cheers in the Rose Garden were shocking, and fans shouted too strongly.

The whistle sounded and the Heat asked for a pause, but Riley's expression did not change at all. He waved to assistant coach Spoelstra, as if he wanted to make Spoy arrange it.

This picture was synchronized on the central screen, and booed again in the rose garden. Su Yang looked up when he heard the sound and happened to see Spore nervously holding the tactical board to speak.

"Is this intention to show our assistant coaching matchup, or do I feel that I am not qualified to compete with him, or completely lose interest in coaching?"

Su Yang thought in his heart, "It's just right to show Riley, his dream future basketball direction, how powerful is five more than two meters swinging people..."

Consoling attention, Su Yang waved to the players and signaled to surround him, then turned his head and asked Monty to make defensive arrangements first.

The defense was almost perfect before, Monty only said that he would continue to maintain it next and don’t panic when encountering new situations.

Su Yang continued: "They have a high probability of strengthening their defense, and may even use joint defense to reduce our offense and defense conversion speed. We don't have to fight too fiercely with them..."

In a few simple words, Su Yang arranged for Jones and McRoberts to take the field, replaced Fry and Blake, and arranged for Roy to play point guard, barely forming five swing lineups of more than two meters.

With such a lineup, the defense is slightly weaker, but it can handle joint defense well, and also reduce the burden on Roy and Ade, allowing others to lead the game, making it easier to replace the two.

The whistle sounded at the end of the timeout and the players of both teams entered the field. The Heat replaced O'Neal and Jason, and replaced Ricky Davis and Day Quinn Cook.

Su Yang deliberately observed the Heat and found that Riley was not surprised by the Trail Blazers lineup, and an idea suddenly emerged.

"Riley proposed the concept of future basketball. Could it be that he hoped that there were five magicians Johnson? He even asked him to guess it right..."
Chapter completed!