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Chapter 593 The Heat are really out of ideas!

"Beep beep!" As the referee's whistle blew, the Heat's head coach, with a serious expression, called another timeout.

Less than two minutes had passed since the game restarted, but the situation on the field clearly made him feel very troubled and uneasy.

The players walked back to the sidelines, their faces filled with exhaustion and confusion.

The Heat's head coach made a personnel adjustment decision without hesitation. With a wave of his hand, Mike Miller quickly came on and replaced Bosh.

Immediately afterwards, Battier replaced Chalmers.

At this moment, the Christmas game has entered the second half of the third quarter.

However, the Heat are still hoping to reverse their current unfavorable situation by frequently substituting players.

In contrast, the Clippers appeared much calmer and more composed. They did not make any changes to their lineup, with Su Hao leading four substitute players to hold the line.

After a brief pause, the game resumed.

Players from both sides appear.

At the start of the game, James, as usual, controlled the ball for his team.

After receiving the ball from his teammate, he did not rush to launch an attack. Instead, he stood at the top of the arc, scanning the entire court and carefully observing the position and running route of each teammate.

Time ticked by, and with only three precious seconds left on the shot clock, James suddenly made a decision.

With a flick of his wrist, the basketball flew like a cannonball precisely into the hands of Mike Miller, who had been waiting in the corner for a long time.

Mike Miller, a renowned three-point shooter in the league, shoulders the responsibility of adding crucial points for the team as soon as he enters the game. Upon receiving a brilliant pass from James, he immediately feels the tight, close defense from opposing player Brian Cook.

Mike Miller caught the ball and immediately shot, sinking his first three-pointer of the game over Brian Cook.

Just as the Heat players were eagerly anticipating and preparing to celebrate their basket, the ball still failed to hit the rim.

The ball slammed heavily onto the backboard, and both teams immediately began vying for the rebound.

With an absolute advantage, Su Hao simply leaped high and easily grabbed the defensive rebound.

He gripped the basketball tightly with one hand, his feet moving with lightning speed as he dashed towards the frontcourt.

At this moment, the Heat players rushed forward in a swarm to try to surround him, but Su Hao remained unusually calm and composed.

Like a "prehistoric crocodile," it charged forward relentlessly, pushing unstoppably to the basket.

Immediately afterwards, Su Hao leaped lightly upwards, stretching his entire body in the air, and the basketball in his hand slammed into the basket like a cannonball.

Despite Zydrunas Ilgauskas's best effort to block Su Hao's shot, his jump was simply too high and too powerful.

With a loud "bang," the basketball slammed into the hoop. At the same time, the huge impact caused the entire hoop to tremble violently, as if it were about to be torn apart at any moment.

Clearly, judging from this attack, Su Hao only used a portion of his strength, yet even that small amount of force caused the rim to begin to buckle.

On the other hand, the Heat's substitution strategy did not seem to have any effect.

Mike Miller, in particular, missed a crucial three-point attempt earlier.

As the game ticked away, the Heat continued to fall further and further behind in their desperate attempt to catch up.

At this moment, the situation on the court is becoming increasingly unfavorable for the Heat, with no sign of them being able to turn the tide.

Even though the Clippers have gradually substituted their starters and brought in as many as four reserve players, it still hasn't changed the current situation.

The point difference between the two teams has reached thirty points.

Such a large gap is quite surprising in the context of the Christmas game.

Even so, the Heat's head coach still didn't want to give up.

They still opted to keep some of their key players on the field.

After James dribbled the ball across half-court, he passed it to Wade.

Wade opted for a one-on-one attack when facing Brian Cook's defense.

Mid-range bank shot.

The basketball arced through the air before slamming into the backboard, but it didn't go into the basket as expected.

Wade watched helplessly as his carefully planned shot ended in failure, and an indescribable sense of frustration welled up in his heart.

Without hesitation, he made a decision—to ask his opponent for a foul.

He then sprinted towards Brian Cook, who was standing in front of him, and ruthlessly fouled him. This gave Brian Cook the opportunity to go to the free-throw line.

As the opponent stepped onto the free-throw line to take the shot, Wade silently turned and walked towards the sidelines.

After arriving at the sidelines, he bent down slightly and said to the head coach in a low voice, "Coach, I think I should go off the field and rest for a while! We have almost no chance of catching up in the score!"

When he said this, Wade's eyes were filled with helplessness and disappointment.

Upon hearing Wade's request, the Heat's head coach simply responded with a curt "Hmm!"

Just that one simple word seems to explain everything.

Clearly, this experienced head coach was well aware that a dramatic comeback in this match was now virtually impossible.

Unless some earth-shattering miracle occurs at this very moment, defeat is inevitable.

However, everyone knows that such a miracle is unlikely to happen in this match.

After all, the opposing team has a terrifying figure in their lineup, and that person is Su Hao.

It was precisely because of his outstanding performance that all the unpredictable factors on the field were firmly locked into a fixed pattern.

As Wade left the court in disappointment, a substitute player immediately came on.

At this point, only LeBron James remained from the Heat's starting lineup, stubbornly holding on to the court.

Brian Cook took a deep breath, steadily lifted the ball with both hands, then leaped lightly into the air, flicked his wrist, and the basketball landed precisely in the basket.

First free throw in!

Then he made the second free throw!

As a substitute player, he successfully completed the task assigned to him by the team.

Immediately afterwards, the Heat launched a new offensive.