The Lakers began to enter a vacuum period of touch. The Heat adjusted their defense and began to speed up the rotation speed, strengthened the pressure on Nash's point, forcing Nash to not be able to take the ball comfortably.

Kobe missed two strong shots, and James scored a goal in the counterattack.

The two sides reached 9:8, and the score lasted for two minutes, and both sides felt bad.

The Lakers are playing a bit simple on the offensive end now. Whoever got the ball would shoot by himself. Kobe made two shots, Howard made one single, and Ci Shi didn't even make a tie. The continuous counterattack at the beginning was gone, and the ball could not reach Li Liang's hands, so he should be given to Li Liang.

Another analysis, please, the Lakers have always played like this, but the Heat's defensive pressure is the first in the league and the finals again, so it's not so easy to make a shot.

As for Li Liang, he was originally playing without the ball. An opportunist would have a useful help to give him the ball.

And Li Liang soon encountered trouble.

In a counterattack that stopped James, the referee blew Li Liang a blocking foul.

At this time, there were 6 minutes left in the first quarter, and Li Liang committed two fouls and had to go off the court to rest.

Mike Brown was very dissatisfied with the referee's call and argued with the Tony brothers.

But if you blow, you will blow. There is no way. You can argue that you should eat carefully.

On the sidelines of the finals today, Steve Jarvey sat there wearing headphones and commented on the referee's penalty on the spot.

There is no problem with this penalty. Jarvey explained the call to the audience.

However, this penalty did make the Lakers unfavorable.
Chapter completed!