Wade was really sad. The words Miles said during the espn interview show were all on-the-spot performance.

If he had known about this in advance, he would not have let Miles do this. It wasn't that he was afraid of Xie Hou. Everyone fought for the NBA for the first year, and no one was more noble than anyone else. They usually bowed their heads and didn't look up. They had to keep a line of things for anything they did.

But this guy Miles seemed to be deliberately provoking trouble. After saying that, if Xie Hou didn't target him tonight, he would be sorry for King Arthur's reputation.

At the beginning, Xie Hou was friendly, and Wade almost thought he was a good man with a broad mind and a general demeanor. As soon as Miles got on, the good man entered a state of losing control. He was slapping what he should be, and he was slapping what he should be slapping what he should be slapping what he should be slapping what he should be slapping what he should be slapping what he should be slapping. Wade, who was closely related but particularly innocent, was also affected.

Wade felt that he was very wronged. In order to clear his grievances, he took a head-on counterattack - holding the ball and storming, waiting for Europe to make a layup.

38 to 40

"Arthur, come here," said Wade.

Upon hearing this, Xie Hou's expression remained unchanged, but he just looked at him calmly.

Although Wade has a very good combat power at this time, he is still far from being a real star player. In addition to being able to shake his status as the most handsome rookie of the year, there is no other threat. It is possible that the shock is just a little possibility. King Arthur believes that no one in the league is more handsome than him, whether it is rookie or veteran.

There were only 4 minutes left in the first half, and Xie Hou did not forget the off-court league between him and O'Neal Jr.

If he didn't play O'Neal for the ball, the opponent would really think that the off-court verbal was playing tricks on him. After all, this guy's mind was as complicated as Leonard later (you think he was a basketball boy who "I just played basketball", but he turned out to be a scheming scumbag with two sides).

Xie Hou started slowly.

There is a tactic called "Big Bird Attack" inside the Pacers, which is the legacy left by Larry Bird when coaching. The main body is the inside who is responsible for the cover outside the paint area, waiting for an opportunity to cut inside, and the flanks are covered and strive to run for a three-pointer chance.

Generally, the beneficiary of this tactic is Reggie Miller.

Miller is sitting off the court while receiving massage from a physical trainer, drinking Gatorade while keeping a close eye on the players on the court. If someone doesn't work hard, he will use his thunderbolt mouth to spew the dirtiest words in the world to let you know that "I will definitely let him die on the spot if you don't stick to the game."

The Cavaliers have a good lineup. Under Wade's leadership, their future is bright, and their strong inside reserves are enough to make them play in the East.

What they lack is a Wade who evolved into a superstar and enough lineup depth, as well as an All-Star second-in-command.

At the same time, their defensive qualities are not called a strong team. Except for Wade, no one on the field can even be called a defensive vanguard.

Boozer's amateur distracted defense allowed O'Neal Jr. to slip from the paint area to the penalty area. Xie Hou looked like he was staring at the outside and confused Wade. Suddenly, he held up the fishing rod (basketball) like fishing, and sent the ball high into the basket like a card.

"No matter how much you praise a pass like this!"

Bobby Leonard said excitedly, O'Neal Jr. scored.

42 to 38

"I didn't fool you, j~o." Xie Hou said with a smile.

O'Neal little snorted and raised his hand to high-high him.

After watching this goal, McGuinness instantly completed the change from being slightly disgusted with Xie Hou to becoming a fan of the black game: "If I had such a teammate back then, I would have averaged 40 points per game!"

As his head coach back then, Leonard, who witnessed what kind of monster McGuinness was in his heyday, did not question the disciple's words, but thought he was too conservative: "Too few! With the defensive strength of the ABA League, if we had a player like Arthur at that time, he could average triple-double per game for several consecutive seasons, and you would definitely average more than 40 points per game for several consecutive seasons."

Leonard made McGuinness blush and pant—this is over!

Before the Cavaliers' offense reached the frontcourt, Xie Hou communicated with O'Neal Jr. again, similar to the vulgar communication of "let's be each other's angels". O'Neal Jr. nodded impatiently, and then saw Xie Hou easily passed by Wade on the defensive end.

As King Arthur's angel, O'Neal Jr. not only had to let Wade in, but also waited for the right time to jump out and block it.

The young Wade cannot correctly read the walker's closed door-beating technique (Xie Hou: We are not saying that Wade is a dog, if you think it is us, there is nothing we can do).

Little O'Neal flew out like a beast, Wade flashed beautifully, he was still a little younger. If it were a few years later, Little O'Neal would have had many physical contacts with him, the referee would have whistled.

Wade's way of committing fouls is essentially different from that of active Ginobili, and later Martin and Harden. The first three rely on acting skills and referees, while the latter is committed fouls with their lives.

Those who lie on the ground after being touched, "I can't do it anymore, I have to whistle the referee before I can stand up" are called hitting the porcelain; those who later wrestled themselves out first and then wrestled in a ground-based position that was more diverse than gymnasts' aerial juggling are called fighting for life.

At this time, Wade had not yet understood the mystery. Therefore, although he avoided O'Neal's cover, he did not expect that there would be Kirirenko's spider webs to help defend against it on the side.

Being covered is inevitable!

"Bang!"

The ball was hit to the ground, Xie Hou entered and picked up the surfball and turned around to launch a fast attack.

"Stop him!"

The Cavaliers' head coach roared, but what? This is not something they can stop just because they want to stop it. Miles was shaken away by Xie Hou's change direction behind his marching. This action was once again called Xie Hou a magician by Leonard. Xie Hou's counterattack attracted the assisting defense of Terry and Szebiak. Although these two have considerable offensive talents, their defense is level and belongs to the vulnerability level in each position.

Seeing that it was them, Xie Hou even spared the idea of ​​passing the ball. He dribbled into the paint area and directly scored points through the defense of the two.

The whistle sounded again.

Terry complained to the referee: "I was almost fucked by him and I was smashed to pieces and was still fouled?"

The way Szebiak complained was perfectly combined with his princely temperament: "Mr. Referee, this is unfair!"

The referee's tolerance is limited, and because the two of them chattered, another technical foul was added.

Pacers get two free penalties and throw them away.

Xie Hou put his hands on his hips, and he didn't even bother to talk to Terry and Szebiak, turning around and high-five with his teammates who came from the backcourt.

"This is what you deserve." Kirilenko smiled.

Xie Hou said: "Your closure is also good."

Since they grew up together, played together, and dominated Europe together, and now they are in the same team, they don’t need to say much about their tacit understanding.

The chemical reaction between Shehou and Kirilenko was so strong that Claire wanted Papalucas to start the start at one time.

With the Pacers' existing lineup thickness, Papalucas can't make the starter, and it's already good to be able to get an intermediate position between the second substitute and the garbage time core.

Xie Hou also made a penalty, and the Pacers still have the ball rights.

"This two free throws hit the Cavaliers a lot," Leonard explained. "They need to take a breath. They were pressed and beaten after Arthur came on the court, and the situation has not been alleviated. If this continues, this young team is likely to collapse."

As soon as he finished speaking, Xie Hou, who was in charge of serving, did not pass the ball to Kirirenko, and signaled O'Neal Jr. through his eyes, as if he performed a buzzer-beating cooperation of one second or less than one second before the final game. He gave up serving and fought a positional battle, but threw the ball into the sky to help O'Neal Jr. take off and catch the ball and dunk it.

48 to 38

“ohhhhhh!!!”

"Unbelievable!" McGuinness roared, "This guy is simply incredible!"

Inside and outside, a defensive counterattack brought 6 points of gain.

The Knights were hit with a pause and they had to pause because they had been out of scoring for a long time.

After the pause, the Pacers did not make any adjustments. The Cavaliers replaced Miles, who was treated as a sandbag, and replaced Chandler.

Wade was worried that he would be blocked again after rushing in, so he chose to stop and jump shot one-on-one. Xie Hou was always taken by him because his center of gravity was too high.

Now Wade takes the initiative to shoot, which happens to be what he wants to see the most.

"Bang!"

“D-wade cover!”

"Arthur strikes back!"

"D-wade catches up! Will he block Arthur from redeeming himself?"

"No, he gave up, he was worried about a foul!"

boom!!

The result of giving up is that Xie Hou completed a 1-to-0 counterattack dunk.

50 to 38

Leonard began to sprinkle salt on the Cavalier's wound: "Now, does Dalius Myers still think that D-wade is not worse than Arthur?"

"D-wade is a very good young man, but he is not on the same level as Arthur."

"Yes, Arthur's comparison targets are rookie td, rookie mj, rookie Larry Bird."

No one expected that after Xie Hou came on the court, the Cavaliers only scored 2 points.

The 38-point score continued until the end of the first half without changing.

The Pacers, led by Xie Hou, created a rapid wave of offense and defense, ending the half-time game 56-38.
Chapter completed!