Tonight, to limit Parker, the Heat changed their starting lineup with Ariza, and Su Feng played shooting guard.

In Su Feng's memory, Parker was at his peak in the 06/07 season.

And what's more...

Wasn't this a modified French supercar specially tuned by Steve Nash, the "famous auto repairman" responsible for repairing Su Feng and Jordan's trucks?

You know, in the early years in Toronto, Nash treated Parker like his own younger brother.

Of course...

Later, after that Raptors team broke up, Nash took a beating more than once when he faced Parker.

On the court, back on offense, it was the Heat's turn to attack.

If, in the semifinals, Artest was like the "bodysuit" he was wearing, impossible to take off...

Then Allen's teacher, this piece of chewing gum...

Can only be described as "sticky."

Because of his physical limitations, Allen knew very well that he couldn't be Su Feng's opponent in terms of strength.

So when defending Su Feng, he focused more on disrupting Su Feng's rhythm when receiving the ball, dribbling, and shooting.

In his previous life, Su Feng knew that on some nights, Durant had been annoyed by Allen's defense.

At the arc, while circling out to receive the ball, Su Feng looked at Allen, who was sticking to him like glue, and wanted to break through the moment he caught the ball.

But Allen, guessing Su Feng's intentions, flashed back directly, forcing Su Feng to give up his plan to break through.

On the other side, the other four Celtics players, with Duncan as the core, set up a zone defense on the court.

Su Feng knew that no matter how poorly O'Neal had performed before, Bird and Karl would not ignore his existence.

Therefore, just as O'Neal was preparing to use his chubby butt to post up inside...

He discovered that he was surrounded by people...

And he suddenly felt as uncomfortable as you would if you ordered spicy tofu brain and the vendor sent you sweet tofu brain.

O'Neal wasn't stupid.

He knew very well that as long as he dared to call for the ball in this position, he would be surrounded by at least three players in the next second.

So after Su Feng passed the ball back to Rondo, he straightened his identity as "O'Fifth Master" and obediently moved up to the high post to set a screen for "Rondo the Second Master."

But...

Before "Rondo the Second Master" could even start his breakthrough...

Parker, who had followed Su Feng in his early years, actually took two steps back...

And made a gesture of invitation to Rondo!

Good heavens!

At this moment, even while touching his golden cudgel, Su Feng knew that this must be a terrible idea that Bird had given Parker.

There was nothing he could do.

Once Rondo's shooting ability was seen through, Rondo would have to find a way to resolve this embarrassment of being left open from several meters away.

At the same time, in front of the TV...

Wade and James, who had been defeated by Su Feng one after another, almost burst into tears together...

Because they couldn't have imagined...

That there was this trick to use against the Heat?

Uh...

Wade and James might not believe it...

That in Su Feng's original timeline, adopting this approach against the team Rondo was on...

Wouldn't appear for several more years.

Because sometimes...

Interfered by experience, humans are just like this...

The simplest way to defeat the enemy is right in front of them, but no one can see it.

However, if the Celtics had their Zhang Liang's plan, who said the Heat didn't have their ladder over the wall? (idiom)

On the court, Rondo took a deep breath with confidence.

Then, he took a "three-point" shot with no one guarding him.

Eh...

Wait!

Where the heck was Rondo shooting a three-pointer!

This was clearly a long-distance alley-oop pass!

Inside, with O'Neal pulling Duncan out, because Wallace had to cover Haslem in the corner...

So Rondo knew...

That if it were him...

He would definitely seize this opportunity to cut to the inside.

Look!

What is called absolute trust in Su Feng?

Just...

Bang!

Because Allen grabbed his jersey when he jumped...

In the Celtics' restricted area, after Rondo's "three-pointer" hit the backboard and bounced back, Su Feng could only watch Wallace, who had returned to the basket, happily pick up the basketball.

Rondo: "..."

Su Feng: "..."

"Your idea for that ball was very good, but why did you have to throw me an alley-oop?" Su Feng asked Rondo as he quickly retreated on defense.

Hearing this, Rondo was also embarrassed.

Because just for a moment...

He really wanted to shoot a three-pointer for Parker to see.

But when he thought of his current three-point shooting percentage, which was less than 15%...

Rondo finally gave up.

However, because Rondo's honest body almost betrayed him...

So when he noticed that Su Feng had cut into the inside, Rondo hurriedly changed the direction of the basketball with his big hands.

But...

Su Feng wasn't a god either!

Not to mention that Su Feng wasn't prepared to cooperate with Rondo on an alley-oop...

With a piece of chewing gum sticking to him, how could Su Feng react in a short time and jump to catch the ball?

On the sidelines, after seeing this scene, Iverson couldn't help but complain, "With this...

Su was still embarrassed to tell me on the phone that he thought Rajon could definitely surpass me?"

No cap.

In Iverson's eyes, if he were the one passing the ball, Su Feng would have dunked it in.

Ha...

Rajon Rondo...

What a load of crap?

Uh...

Although Rondo's appearance of being left open and making a mistake was very embarrassing, on the court, on the Celtics' offense, watching Rondo pass through his armpit and around his body...

Duncan felt...

That this was the first time he had played against a team with Su Feng and a point guard who could defend.

Because in the past...

After setting a screen for his team's guard, in Duncan's impression, it should have been Su Feng who appeared in front of his guard.

Cough...

Alright.

Duncan was actually being influenced by his impressions.

Because he had played too many games against Su Feng, Duncan must have forgotten...

That before, the point guards on Su Feng's teams were all air on defense.

Pa!

On the court, Parker's overly aggressive breakthrough was directly intercepted by Rondo when he failed to create space with the help of a screen.

Using his pair of terrifying long arms, "Rondo the Second Master" personally snatched back the basketball he had just lost!

Unlike someone's specialty in stealing by losing position...

In fact, Rondo is also a professional in "抠图式抢断" (kou tu shi qiang duan - literally "cutout-style steals," meaning steals that seem to magically appear out of nowhere) in this league.

At the TD Garden, the Heat used their signature transition offense, with Su Feng scoring the first point for the team.

Tied 2-2.

And touching Rondo's head, at this moment...

So what if this guy's shooting hasn't been developed yet?

With Rondo's defense...

Isn't it better than ten Iversons and one hundred million Nashes combined?

Oh!

Sorry!

This may be the worst time the number one hundred million has ever been criticized in its life.

On the court, in the first quarter, after testing each other for a few rounds, the Celtics and the Heat both found their offensive ideas.

On the Celtics' side, Wallace frequently hit high-post jump shots after receiving Parker's kick-out passes.

Just...

Without the roaring "Roaring Heavenly Venerate"...

In Su Feng's opinion, it always felt like something was missing.

On the Heat's side, facing the Celtics' one-man-on-one with a four-man zone, Su Feng and Ariza repeatedly found weaknesses in the Celtics' defensive combination through cutting.

Because the one-man-on-one with a four-man zone will always be one person short in the zone defense, so in addition to three-pointers, as long as your team's forwards can roam back and forth on both wings, opportunities will inevitably appear.

And if the four games in which they bit the Cavaliers were all hard-fought battles...

Then tonight, in addition to the physical confrontation, the technical and tactical content of the Celtics and the Heat has also risen to a new level.

In the first quarter, when the first timeout was called, the score between the two teams was 10-10.

At this time, on the sidelines, looking at O'Neal, Bird raised the corners of his mouth evilly, just like the protagonists in many fantasy novels.

After the timeout, the Celtics made a substitution.

Leon Powe, who had not played in this year's playoffs, replaced Wallace.

And immediately after coming on the court, Powe hugged O'Neal and took a foul on purpose.

On CCTV, Zhang Weiping said with a puzzled look, "What are the Celtics doing? Are they going to 'Hack-a-Shaq'?

But in the past two years, since mastering the '端尿盆罚球' (duan niao pen fa qiu - literally "holding a chamber pot free throw", referring to O'Neal's unique free throw style), O'Neal's free throw percentage hasn't been below 70%."

Yu Jia also felt that the Celtics were still living in the last century...

"Even if O'Neal's condition is not as good as before, isn't it a bit fanciful for the Celtics to want to 'Hack-a-Shaq'?"

At the TD Garden, looking at Powe, who kept coming forward to hug him...

O'Neal was immediately annoyed.

Come on!

"Hack-a-Shaq," right?

You have the guts to hack!

But if I score 50 points through free throws tonight, don't you cry then!

"No...they're not going to 'Hack-a-Shaq'!"

On the court, as the Celtics' number of fouls reached the limit, and another foul would result in free throws...

Su Feng immediately became alert!

Because after the Celtics' number of fouls reached the limit, Leon Powe rushed towards...

It was actually...

Rajon Rondo!

O'Neal: "..."

No!

If you guys aren't "Hack-a-Shaq"-ing, then why did you come at me just now?

"Look, this way, we not only interfered with Shaq's mentality, but also achieved our predetermined tactical goal...

Tell me, isn't this what the Chinese idiom calls '一箭双雕' (yi jian shuang diao - killing two birds with one stone)?" On the sidelines, patting the shoulder of the newly-crowned Coach of the Year, Karl, Bird said with a sly smile.

Hearing this...

At this moment, no matter how much Karl wanted to complain, it was not as good as saying:

Those who play tactics are indeed cunning!

"I'm curious, why didn't those opponents of the Heat notice that Rajon's free throw percentage this season is only 58.8%?" Bird asked, turning to look at Karl.

"Who would pay attention to this for no reason?" Karl asked in return.

"No, no, no...buddy, you have to remember, my teacher once told me a sentence...

Everything that is not related to victory should be discarded.

And everything related to victory should be valued." Bird said, patting Karl's shoulder.

In front of the TV, watching this game that was suddenly interrupted endlessly...

James and Wade didn't know if they wanted to take a knife and kill their head coach...

Anyway, in Dallas...

John Davis was already taking notes in his notebook.

At the TD Garden, under the deafening boos, Rondo was really a little panicked at this moment.

Because for him, who was just a rookie at this time...

This feeling of suddenly becoming the focus of the audience...

He was really a little uncomfortable for a while...

If you don't understand, ask.

Is it too late to start learning the "端尿盆" (duan niao pen - chamber pot) style now...

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ps: The first update is here because I was cut down on the first floor again! The second update will be here soon! (gritting teeth!)