Chapter 81: 15 consecutive victories, will the sun rise to the sky?

Author: Aiying Shutan

Chapter 81: 15 consecutive victories, will the sun rise to the sky?

The Heat's strength at this time is very different from when they won the championship a few months ago.

The championship in 2006 seemed to have exhausted all O'Neal's energy and spirit, and it was also his last good performance as he was about to reach the end of his career.

In the 2006-07 season, O'Neal's average data fell to 17 points and 7 rebounds, falling below 20+ points per game for the first time in his career.

Not only that, injuries also began to come. O'Neal only played 40 games in the entire 2006-07 season.

The Heat are not only troubled by injuries, but also Wade. This season, his knee problems have gradually emerged. Although he can average 27 points, 4.7 rebounds and 7.5 assists per game in the regular season and perform very well, he has played in the game.

There are only 51 games, not much better than O'Neal.

Wang Chao remembers it very clearly that the Heat team's final record in the regular season in 2006-07 was 44 wins and 38 losses, ranking fourth in the Eastern Conference, and was then eliminated by the Bulls 4-0 in the first round of the playoffs.

The old and lack of combat effectiveness Sharks were traded by the Heat in the middle of the subsequent season, and the big injustice who chose to take over was just hoping that a super center would fight against Duncan's Suns in the interior.

The Suns and the Heat happened to be played when Wade and O'Neal both were injured.

The two strongest core players in the team are absent, how can the Heat have combat effectiveness?

Although the Heat also have two Hall of Fame players, Alonzo Mourning and Gary Payton, it is now 2006, not 2006. As we grow older, both of them have declined sharply.

He has become a marginal figure on the team and continues to stay with the Heat just to see if he can win an extra championship ring with the team.

As expected, Gary Payton will choose to retire after the end of this season, while Mooning also chose to retire and leave the league after persisting for half a season.

For the Suns, facing such a Heat team is a relaxed game of abuse, and there is no big difference between teams at the bottom of the league such as the Grizzlies, Supersonics, and Celtics.

108:89, another easy victory, the Suns won the 15th straight victory and rushed all the way on the road to winning streak.

The league was shocked, the Suns are going to go to heaven!

So far the start of the regular season, the Suns have played 21 games, and in these 21 games, they have achieved a record of 19 wins and 2 losses, with a winning rate of up to 90%!

There is very little start in the league history. If the Suns can keep playing in the regular season at this winning rate, they will probably even break the Bulls' regular season record of 72 wins and 10 losses!

Of course, no one thinks that the Suns are really strong enough to Jordan's invincible Bulls dynasty. Although they were amazed by the Suns' winning streak, most people believe that the main reason why the Suns can make rapid progress is their opponents in the previous schedule.

Because it is not strong enough.

Among the teams that the Suns had played against, only the Mavericks, Jazz and Spurs could be considered real strong teams. The two core members of the Heat were absent and were not referenceable. However, in the fight with these three teams, the Suns lost.

After two games, Wang Chao's touch was so strong that he won the Spurs.

Both Western teams have to play against each other three times in the regular season, and the Pistons and Cavaliers in the East have not played against the Suns.

Once the opponent's strength level increases, the Suns' winning rate will inevitably begin to decline, and there is absolutely no way to maintain such an exaggerated winning rate at this stage.

Of course, with such a brilliant start, as long as the Suns can keep all the team healthy this season, at least 60 wins guaranteed, and perform more stably, it is not impossible to win more than 65 wins.

With the deepening of the schedule, the ball rights ratio has basically stabilized.

As Wang Chao expected, Stoudemire, who has recovered from form, has become the player with the most per game in the team, with an average of 14.4 shots per game and averaging 21.2 points and 8.9 rebounds per game.

This is a little different from what Wang Chao remembers. Originally, Stodmeier averaged just over 20 points per game in the regular season in 2006-07, but this is normal. The Suns have added Wang Chao's deterrence outside the three-point line.

No team dares to shrink their defense easily.

When power forward Marion also pulled out the outside line, the space in the inside line was completely vacated, creating an environment that was enough to allow Stoudemire to face 1v1.

As the offensive environment improved, Stoudemire's number of shots naturally increased.

This is already considered good. Two seasons ago, when Stoudemire had just risen in 2004-05, he averaged 26 points per game, and he averaged 16.7 shots per game.

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Barbosa is the second most shot in the Suns.

As the team's sixth best man, Barbosa averaged 32.7 minutes of playing time, some of which overlapped with the starting main players, but at least half of this time was the time when he led the bench lineup when the substitute player appeared.

With the main players, Barbosa certainly doesn't have much chance to make a phone call, but in the substitute lineup, he is the brightest guy, enjoying unlimited fire rights.

Because of this, Barbosa averaged 13.8 shots per game, with 18.1 points per game, ranking third in the team.

Barbosa came down and Marion averaged 13.2 shots per game. Marion's shots dropped a lot compared to 16.9 last season, but there was no way. Who made the Suns score so many points this season?

His shooting percentage outside the three-point line is not high, only above 30%. Most of his offenses rely on empty cuts to catch teammates assists and layups or empty shots. Therefore, he does not make many free throws, averaging 13.2 shots per game to score points.

Only 16.8 points.

Wang Chao ranked fourth in the team's average number of shots, with about 12.5 shots per game, accounting for 11.2 times outside the three-point line, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 49%, which also allowed him to rely on 12.5 times.

He scored 19.2 points per game, ranking second in the team's scoring list.

There is no doubt that Wang Chao's scoring efficiency is enough to satisfy the head coach of any team. D'Antoni smiles whenever he sees Wang Chao during this period. Looking at the whole league, he averages 19.2 points per game, and is almost completely out of the game.

Can a player who has the right to play the ball and doesn't make many shots find the second one? If he adds his annual salary of less than 500,000, he may be unique in looking at the history of the league.
Chapter completed!