In the next two rounds and turns, although the Hawks' offense was quite smooth and they succeeded in both attacks. However, on the Heat, their offense was also very beautiful.

LeBron James first attracted double teams and assisted his teammate Dwayne Wade to hit a three-pointer, and then broke through to the basket twice in a row. Not only did he succeed in both times, but he also caused Wu Feng's defensive foul for the second time. After making extra free throws, the two teams became 105:102, and the Heat took a three-point lead.

Now, the situation on the field is quite unfavorable for the Hawks.

After Wu Feng and Al Horford returned to the court at the same time, the score difference not only did not widen, but was overtaken by the opponent. This was an irony for Wu Feng and Al Horford.

Larry Drew quickly requested a pause and prepared to re-adjust.

Soon, the pause time ended.

Now, the Hawks only have two chances to stop. The team is at a disadvantage. Although Larry Drew is extremely anxious, he can only suppress the anxiety in his heart. The only two chances to stop need to be used at the most appropriate time. The current situation on the court is definitely not something that can be solved by one or two timeouts. If Wu Feng and the others can successfully turn into a crisis, then the remaining two timeouts will become the biggest bargaining chips for the Hawks to make the final comeback.

First, he let the ball roll on the ground a few times, Wu Feng quickly picked up the ball and then took the ball through half.

Mario Chalmos was unmoved by the slightest movements after several consecutive fake moves.

"Swish", Wu Feng seemed to have eyes behind his head, and he accurately sent the ball to Cork Hinrich's hand. He took a step forward and blocked Mario Chalmos tightly on the right.

Taking advantage of the opportunity Wu Feng created for him, Cork Hinrich quickly got up and took action without hesitation, but unfortunately his strength seemed to be a little smaller. The ball hit the basket and bounced high.

Al Horford stretched out his arms and pressed Chris Bosh behind him, making a quick tip-in.

"Great." The Hawks jumped up from the bench. Now, any goal is extremely important to them.

On the Heat, Eric Spoelstra did not look panicked because Al Horford made a tip-in, nor did he shout a timeout.

LeBron James used his teammate's cover to make a mid-range jump shot. But this time, the ball failed to enter the basket smoothly.

Wu Feng jumped up, grabbed the rebound, and rushed towards the Heat in half.

Although Wu Feng was driving the ball, he ran to the front court at all not slower than that of a player without the ball.

However, he is certainly not the first player to reach the Heat's three-point line, because Mario Chalmos and Sean Bathir have both returned to their half and are ready to defend.

Wu Feng did not pause, and was still at the same speed as before. He wanted to chase the Heat's butt and score a goal to help the team tie the score.

It was easy, and Wu Feng got rid of Mario Chalmos' defense.

But what he unexpected was that just when he got rid of Mario Chalmos' defense and wanted to take a step closer, Sean Bathir had already blocked his breakthrough route in advance.

Since the inertia that had broken through Mario Chalmos before had not completely disappeared, Wu Feng bumped into Sean Bathir slightly.

Bathil followed Wu Feng's collision and fell backwards directly.

With a "drip", the referee's whistle blew, and Wu Feng was made an offensive foul by Bathir.

Wu Feng was a little annoyed and blamed himself because he knew that Sean Bathil was originally a master of offensive fouls.

Originally, the Hawks wanted to take advantage of the stagnation of the Heat's offense and launch a fierce counterattack. However, the offensive foul created by Bathir caused a great blow to the morale of the Hawks.

Especially now, there are only two minutes left before the end of the game. The Hawks are still 7 points behind. As long as the Heat don’t make any mistakes, the game result will basically be final.

Since the Hawks had exceeded five fouls in the fourth quarter, after Bathir made Wu Feng's offensive foul, he naturally walked to the free throw line.

Watching Battier walk onto the free throw line, the Hawks fans in front of the TV were praying that he missed the free throw. Unfortunately, although Battier is known for his defense, his basic skills on the offensive end are also very solid.

"Swish" "Swish", Sean = Bathir made two consecutive free throws.

On the Hawks, Al Horford picked up the ball and quickly passed it out, trying to play a time difference while the Heat players have not yet fully returned to defense.

The ball flew out quickly from the bottom line and headed straight for the Heat's half.

Wu Feng, who had been waiting in the half, saw the ball passing out, made a little judgment in his heart and immediately rushed to the Heat's basket. According to his estimate, Al Horford's passing was good and he could fly to the free throw line. In this way, he had enough time to get rid of Mario Chalmos around him.

Mario Chalmos chased Wu Feng desperately, but to his frustration, the distance between the two was almost the same, but after just a few steps, Wu Feng showed signs of surpassing him. Thinking about more than 20 minutes ago, Wu Feng was so tired that he stayed on the bench for so long, but he didn't expect that he could run so fast.

With the ball gently caught, Wu Feng always maintained the first-line lead against Mario Chalmos and scored easily with a layup.

What made Mario Chalmos even more depressed was that in order to affect Wu Feng's attack, he never gave up on his pursuit of Wu Feng. However, when he arrived at the basket, his steps were not stopped and hit Wu Feng firmly. The referee showed no mercy and blew him a defensive foul.

"Oh..." Although it is the home court of the Heat, there is no shortage of Hawks fans here. Seeing Wu Feng have the opportunity to play two plus one, all the Hawks fans present cheered.

The fans who watched the live broadcast of the game in front of the TV and in front of the computer were also excited to dance. At this most critical moment, it was quite exciting to see Wu Feng stand up to save the team.

Mario Chalmos did not argue with the referee. After all, the collision just now was so obvious, and the referee's call was not inappropriate at all, but he felt a little frustrated. He had never thought about the foul at all, and he could not stop it. If he had known that it was the result, it would be better to pull Wu Feng down earlier, at least he could not let him score three points so easily.

Free throws are the most stable scoring method for Wu Feng.

"Swish", Wu Feng did not disappoint the fans, teammates and coaches who supported him, and made additional free throws.

115:109, with Wu Feng's two plus one, the Hawks once again narrowed the gap to 6 points.

In fact, if the "Little Emperor" LeBron James had not succeeded several times at the last moment, the Hawks had tied the gap and even overtook it.

In this game, the Heat maintained a strong offensive against the Hawks in the first half.

Heat head coach Eric Spoelstra hopes to lock in the game in the first three quarters in advance. Facing the Hawks, Eric Spoelstra's wishful thinking played in the first half, but under the Hawks' tenacious defense, they bit the score tightly and maintained the team's hope of turning the tables.

With one minute and twenty-one left in the game, the Eagles finally narrowed the gap to 3 points.

Fans at the American Airlines Arena could not believe everything in front of them. With the Heat's offense being smooth, the Hawks actually approached the score little by little. In less than two minutes, they were eroded by the advantage of nearly double digits.

However, at this time, two of the Heat's Big Three, LeBron James and Chris Bosh, both stood up.

LeBron James first used his teammates' cover and made a long shot outside the three-point line. Then, he took advantage of the Eagles' missed attack and grabbed the backcourt rebound, and made another mid-range emergency stop jump shot.

But this time, he did not succeed. However, Chris Bosh, who was stuck in a good position, made a tip-in at this most critical moment.

The Heat, led by these two superstars, gained another 8 points lead. The Hawks could only slowly fall into the abyss.

However, Wu Feng and other players did not give up.

The Hawks missed another offense, and Dwayne Wade protected the backcourt rebound. But just when he was unprepared, Wu Feng's right hand was as fast as lightning, quickly cut off the ball in his hand, turning around and passing the ball.

The Heat players were obviously not prepared for this mistake. Seeing Al Horford jumping high in the three-second zone, holding his hands high above his head, and when the person reached the top, he smashed it hard. Such a powerful and heavy dunk seemed to tremble, and his domineeringness was fully displayed in this heavy dunk.

120:114, the score difference once again reached 6 points.

Although the last fifty-eight seconds left and the team still led by 6 points. Eric Spoelstra still called a timeout, because at this time, the Hawks were likely to increase their morale with this dunk from Al Horford.

So, he had to borrow a timeout to wipe out the morale that the Hawks had finally raised.

The Heat have just insisted on playing a lineup with a big team with four small teams. This lineup wins in speed, but its weakness in rebounding is destined to be unavoidable. Now it seems that the lineup just now is not very effective for the Hawks. In order to regain the balance on rebounding, Eric Spoelstra sent Udunis Haslem again.

Although Udunis Haslem's offensive ability is not very strong, his defense and rebounding ability are not bad.

Now, the entire American Airlines Arena is in an extremely depressing mood. Not only the Hawks fans, but also the Heat fans.

They are worried that the team will lose the chain at the last minute. After all, the strength of the Hawks is self-evident. Moreover, this season, the Hawks have many scenes to reverse their opponents at the last minute of the game.

All kinds of tension and uneasiness linger in the hearts of the fans.

Soon, the short pause of twenty seconds ended.

Udunis Haslem's appearance was a bit threat to the Hawks. After he got on the court, he immediately took a frontcourt rebound, and made a wonderful pass from Mario Chalmos to make a three-pointer, and the gap between the two teams widened to 9 points again.

This goal can be said to be the most valuable goal of the Heat so far, with only the last fifty-one seconds left in the game, with a 9-point advantage, and the Heat's victory is close.

Joel Anthony off the court and a group of substitutes could no longer sit still, stood up, raised his fists to celebrate the Heat's upcoming victory. Fans of the American Airlines Arena immediately became active, and many people began to cheer for the arrival of victory.

Larry Drew's face suddenly turned pale. He was still full of confidence just now, but this Heat's goal made him give up completely.

Mario Chalmos enjoyed the cheers of the fans, and after making this three-pointer worth a thousand gold, his first demonstration was naturally Wu Feng.

He was very uncomfortable with Wu Feng's defense throughout the game. Not only that, he himself was unable to defend Wu Feng on the defensive end.

But now, he hit a key three-pointer, which can even beat Wu Feng's performance tonight.

Just when Mario Chalmos was still immersed in joy, Wu Feng was running quickly towards his half, and in a blink of an eye, he reached outside the three-point line.

"Swish", Wu Feng made a three-pointer.

Dwyne Wade did not notice Mario Chalmos' distraction. Seeing that he was still in the Hawks' half, he decisively passed the ball.

This is a good opportunity to launch a quick counterattack. As long as Mario Chalmos plays this fast break, he can truly lock in the victory.

Mario Chalmos failed to catch the ball. Instead, Marvin Williams intercepted it, and a long pass was quickly handed to Al Horford.

At this time, there were no Heat defenders in front of Al Horford, and Al Horford's dunk was natural.

With forty-three seconds left in the game, the Hawks' internal and external combinations exploded one after another. In just ten seconds, five points were scored in a row, and suspense arose again.

123:119, the Hawks were only 4 points behind.

At this critical moment, the referee's whistle sounded, and Heat coach Eric Spoelstra shouted a timeout. The Hawks' continuous points chase made him nervous, so he used up the last timeout.

The Hawks now have only one 20-second short pause left for the Hawks, but obviously Larry Drew will cherish this short pause very much.

As Wu Feng led the Hawks to chase 5 points in a row, the suspense of the game reappeared.

Mario Chalmos's mood is the most complicated now. At the most critical moment of the game, his mistakes made the team go to the edge of a bad cliff.

Eric Spoelstra looked anxious and had no usual calmness.

The timeout just now allowed the team to widen the gap to 9 points. He was always very proud and regained the decline at the critical moment of the team. But now he hopes to get a chance to stop. There is one opportunity, but it is in the hands of his opponent.

When the game reaches its most critical moment, every second is crucial.

In order not to let the Heat regain the rhythm, the Hawks players tacitly defended the whole game.

Mario Chalmos just received the ball at the three-point line, and Wu Feng appeared next to him immediately, trying to force Mario Chalmos out of the field.

Mario Chalmos passed the ball with some difficulty, and Wade received the ball.
To be continued...