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"I don't think the Heat are playing their strengths. They're playing too chaotically and haven't found their rhythm at all! They're always being led by the nose by the Clippers! It's no wonder they can't win the game if they keep going like this!" Yang Yi said, frowning.

The Heat are currently in a very passive position, and seem somewhat at a loss when facing a strong opponent like the Clippers.

The role players seemed to have lost confidence and were hesitant to initiate attacks on their own, instead passing the ball more often to key players like James.

Just then, with the last minute of the first quarter, Wade appeared on the Heat's bench.

His appearance was met with cheers from the audience.

His expression showed that he was in pretty good shape, chatting and laughing with his teammates, and didn't seem to be greatly affected.

Seeing his good brother and teammates return, James' mood improved significantly.

His attacks also became more confident.

During one offensive play, facing close defense from David Lee, James suddenly opted for a step-back jumper when he was three steps away from the basket.

The basketball flew over David Lee's head and landed steadily in the basket.

This brilliant goal sent his teammates on the sidelines into a frenzy, with cheers erupting everywhere.

"No way! They're still down by more than ten points! And they're getting all excited over just one basket? Anyone who didn't know better would think they were about to win!" Barkley exclaimed in surprise.

On the Heat's bench, the players stood up to celebrate James's basket.

Barkley, who's known for kissing donkeys' rear ends, couldn't stand it anymore.

"It's only right to celebrate! We finally got such a great performance; it would be a shame not to celebrate!" Miller said casually.

After James scored that basket, there were only forty seconds left in the first quarter.

The Clippers launched an attack.

David Lee passed the ball to Curry.

Facing Chalmers' full-court defense, Curry carefully dribbled the ball up the court while observing his teammates' positions.

When he saw Bibby and Chalmers double-team him, he decisively gave up his three-point attempt.

He then chose to pass the ball to Su Hao, who had been waiting inside.

After receiving the ball, Su Hao quickly turned around, jumped, and prepared to make a layup.

However, Heat center Haslem leaped high, stretched out his arms, and tried to block Su Hao.

Just then, Su Hao made an unexpected move.

He tossed the ball backward in mid-air, and it flew over Haslem's head, landing in the hands of Rasul Butler behind him.

After receiving the ball, Rasul Butler jumped and shot without hesitation. The basketball drew a beautiful arc in the air and went in cleanly.

Surprisingly, Su Hao didn't choose to take the lead in this attack. Even when facing Haslem's direct defense, he was fully capable of scoring.

Su Hao's behind-the-back pass was truly unbelievable.

The Heat didn't hesitate, and Bosh inbounded the ball from the baseline.

Chalmers received the ball and immediately passed it to James.

After receiving the ball, the latter stood outside the three-point line and dribbled with one hand, keeping the clock running.

They're waiting until the time in this quarter is almost up before making their move!

As the game time ticked by, minute by minute...

The Heat had only two seconds left on their shot clock.

Facing David Lee's one-on-one defense, James launched a buzzer-beating three-pointer.

Unfortunately, the shot missed the basket.

The Clippers did not double-team him in the final moments.

It seems they don't really trust James' outside shooting ability.

I chose one-on-one defense.

As expected, James' shot missed.

The referee blew the whistle, and the first quarter ended.

The Clippers entered the second quarter with an 18-point lead.

The players from both sides returned to the sidelines, awaiting the start of the second quarter.

The Clippers' beautiful cheerleaders began their performance.

Their graceful figures and light dance steps brought the audience a visual feast.

The atmosphere was lively, with cheers and applause rising and falling.

Upon returning to the sidelines, James immediately went to Wade and asked with concern, "Are you alright, bro? We're waiting for you to get back on the court; we don't want to lose the game like this!"

Wade stood up, gently patted James on the shoulder, and confidently replied, "I'm fine, I can go back on the court in a bit! Let's turn this game around together!"

James nodded in agreement and encouraged Wade to keep going.

Bosh, who was standing nearby, overheard their conversation and couldn't help but tease them, "Are you guys serious? A comeback? That sounds a bit unrealistic!" He shook his head with a smile, seemingly finding the idea somewhat impractical.

Upon hearing this, Wade slapped Bosh hard on the shoulder and said with a hint of displeasure, "You little brat, don't you want to win this game? Or do you lack confidence in yourself?"

His eyes revealed determination and resolve, as if telling Bosh that they could definitely do it.

Wade looked at Bosh, his eyes filled with fighting spirit.

He knew that only by uniting as one could they defeat their powerful opponent.

At this moment, he really wanted to win the game and prove his strength.

They knew that winning this match would be no easy task; Su Hao alone would be enough to give them a run for their money.

"This game was so easy! I didn't even break a sweat! Before the game, my friends said tonight's game was the most threatening one for us! But to me, this game wasn't much different from the last game against the Bobcats!" Rasul Butler said proudly.

"You didn't break a sweat, kid! I was the one sweating! I was battling it out inside while you were just watching from the outside, huh? The Heat aren't weaker than the Bobcats! They're strong enough to at least make it to the Finals!" Su Hao said with a smile to Rasul Butler.

Just as the group was chatting enthusiastically, head coach Mike Dunleavy stepped forward and said to the players, "Let's make some substitutions in the second quarter! Paul George will replace Rasul Butler, and Aldridge will replace David Lee. We'll start with a big lineup!"

Upon hearing this, Curry was displeased. "Coach, I'm not exactly a big man. I'm the shortest player currently on the court. We're not a big man lineup! Unless you take me out!"

Faced with Curry's request, Mike Dunleavy paused for a moment, then said, "Are you going to take a break too?"