Pistons attack.

Billups hit a mid-range jump shot with Damon.

34:33.

The difference between points was only 1 point, and the Pistons fans calmed down.

The Heat attack.

Li Lei and O'Neal continued to play pick-and-roll.

One trick, you can eat it all the time!

The Pistons have a new response this time.

The moment O'Neal and Li Lei were disassembled, Billups rushed over and cooperated with Big Ben to attack Li Lei.

Li Lei was calm and avoided the pressing of the two people, and then relied on his height and arm length to Damon, who was ambushed at the bottom corner.

Damon catches the ball, adjusts it, and takes action directly.

Swish!

Damon also has three-pointers with open space.

37:33.

Myermi's second shooter is well-deserved.

If Li Lei hadn't existed, Damon would have been the Heat's top scorer this season.

Pistons attack.

Hamilton's shot missed under Old Jones' interference.

The Heat continue to play pick-and-roll.

Larry Brown couldn't sit still at all, stood on the sidelines and kept reminding the players to adjust their defense again.

This time, Da Ben stayed at the basket.

Rashid followed.

After Li Lei and O'Neal took apart, Rashid hit Li Lei directly and used his height and arm length to prevent Li Lei from lobing the ball to O'Neal.

Rashid's defense is also quite good, with the ability to defend against the small, and it is really difficult for Li Lei to pass the ball out for a while.

The Pistons finally cracked the Heat's pick-and-roll tactics.

I have to admit that although Larry Brown has a bad reputation among the players, his ability is unquestionable.

Especially in defense, Larry Brown is very accomplished.

Larry Brown breathed a sigh of relief, retreated back to the bench, ready to sit down.

At this moment, the situation on the field changed again.

Haslem touched it out and quietly made a second pick-and-roll for Li Lei.

The moment Haslem blocked Rashid, Li Lei scored and threw in.

The basketball drew a parabola and penetrated the heart with an arrow.

Swish!

40:33.

On the sidelines, Coach Brown was half-sitting and looked a little embarrassed.

Pat Riley smiled.

"You probably forgot that Stone is the second scorer of the Heat, and he can score himself."

That's right, Li Lei has been feeding his teammates continuously for a while and helping them score.

The Pistons have forgotten Li Lei's personal scoring ability.

This is the league's No. 1 sharpshooter, the fourth youngest record holder in the regular season score of 30, and the youngest record holder in the playoff score of 30.

In this way, the Heat gradually widened the gap.

In the last three minutes of the end of the festival, Wade was replaced again.

Wade, who had a good rest, came up and cut melons and vegetables, scoring 4 points in a row, helping the Heat continue to expand their advantages.

Halftime ends, 48:41.

The Heat leads by 7 points.

When they came back in the second half, the two teams felt bad and they couldn't make continuous shots.

At this time, O'Neal stood up and scored two goals in a row at the basket, helping the Heat expand their lead to double digits.

In the fourth quarter, the Pistons launched another wave of offensives, chasing points wildly.

But Jones and Damon each made a three-pointer, which directly wiped out the Pistons' momentum.

The whole game ended, 93:85.

The Heat beat the Pistons for the second time this season.

The Heat's record has reached 28 wins and 3 losses.

In this game, O'Neal scored 20 points, 11 rebounds and 2 blocks.

Wade scored 21 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals.

Li Lei scored 17 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.

The three cores continue to perform impeccably.

At this point, December is over.

In the selection of Player of the Month, the Eastern Conference's throne continued to be the Heat's record, but this time it was changed from Li Lei to Wade.

Wade averaged 23 points, 5.9 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 1.5 steals per game, and the Heat's record was 13 wins and 2 losses.

Regardless of personal data, the team's record is unquestionable.

Here in the west:

The Mavericks won 9 and lost 4.

Nowitzki averaged 27.2 points, 9 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.6 blocks per game, winning the Western Conference throne.

...

It was 2005.

The Heat defeated the Bobcats, Supersonics, Knicks, Trail Blazers, and Supersonics at the beginning of the year, improving their record to 33 wins and 3 losses.

The Heat started another six-game winning streak.

At this moment, the media raised a question.

In the 95-96 season, the Bulls also had a record of 33 wins and 3 losses in the same period.

In other words, the Heat played the same record as the 72-winning Bulls in the first half of the season.

"So, can the Heat replicate the 72-win record in NBA history, or surpass it?"

As soon as this question was raised, the fan forum exploded.

You should know that the era of the Bulls has been a long time ago.

Many fans today have never seen Jordan play.

Especially in China, everyone knows Jordan's name, but not many people have watched Jordan's highlights, and few people have watched Jordan's game.

72 wins, that is just a history that exists in imagination.

And now, this history will be copied or even surpassed.

What is particularly important is that there are two Chinese players in this team.

Wang Zhizhi doesn’t have many roles, but Li Lei is one of the core members of the Heat!

This makes Chinese fans more experienced.

It was from this time that the first thing that the students in the fans did every day was to buy newspapers to see if the Heat won today's game.

Even a large number of students skipped classes to watch the competition.

On January 11th.

Many classrooms are missing.

Some of the students sitting in the classroom were also absent-minded and drifted to the other side of the ocean.

Because today, the Heat will usher in an important opponent.

Phoenix Suns.

The Suns have won 30 and lost 4 so far, and their record is also extremely outstanding, ranking second in the league and first in the West.
To be continued...