Chapter 151: No-Look Passes That Can Be Completed Without Pretending_3

The game process was very similar to Game 1, Nowitzki's shooting in the first quarter was still off, and the Heat still managed to put up a strong start.

However, Spoelstra made adjustments earlier, allowing James to stagger his playing time early on.

He also employed a "hack-a-Shaq" strategy on O'Neal, and after O'Neal repeatedly missed free throws, Carlisle was forced to substitute him out.

During the substitution period, the Heat maintained their advantage.

But as the starters returned, the situation changed again.

Because Nowitzki found his touch earlier than in Game 1.

Nowitzki scored 12 points in a single quarter, and under his leadership, the Mavericks took the lead ahead of schedule.

Hansen could fully feel how tense the Miami fans at the venue were.

Because losing two home games in a row would leave them no chance at all.

Fortunately, they still had Wade.