The Basketball Court Swordsman

98 to 79, as everyone expected, the Detroit Pistons did not cause any trouble to the defending champion. The score difference of 19 points is enough to explain the strength gap between the two teams, 21 consecutive victories, and it takes no effort.

Although the fans cheered in the Banker’s Life Arena, the players were surrounded by reporters and became the most dazzling star tonight. But Henson Joe didn't seem to be too happy.

After the game, he squinted and looked at the big screen at the scene, and then left without saying a word. According to the past, after winning the 21st game at home, Henson will definitely not leave so honestly. He will definitely attract everyone's attention with exaggerated celebrations.

But today, Henson is uncharacteristically. Some reporters even ridiculed: "Could it be that after dinner with Giorgio Armani, Henson finally understood what low-key introversion is?"

There is also a saying: "Because of being punished by the league for expelling reporters during the media opening hours, Bird may have had a very serious conversation with Henson. And that conversation made Henson'behaved'."

Henson naturally did not know these two rumors about himself. If he knew, he would definitely face the camera, and then rightly said: "You guys don't fart!"

The reason why Henson is not in high spirits today is not because of the league fines, nor is it because he and Armani became gentlemen overnight after a meal, but because of the game itself.

Yes, on the face of it, this game against the Pistons itself is not worth noting. The 19 points difference has been able to explain everything.

But Henson did not focus on the 19 points difference, but saw the Pacers' 19 turnovers today!

People can't always stare at the good side.

The Pacers made 19 turnovers today, which made Henson very happy. This is also due to the Detroit Pistons, but any team that meets a slightly stronger team, these 19 turnovers can kill the Pacers.

Henson analyzed after the game, the reason for the 19 turnovers was not because the Pacers underestimated the enemy, but because they were too cautious!

Yes, "too" cautious.

Henson believes that everything in this world must have a degree to be the most appropriate.

People who love to be too clean will become a scumbag, and those who do not love to be too sloppy. The right amount of medicine can relieve pain, but an excessive amount of medicine can ruin your life. The same is true for basketball.

Too casual, the scene will definitely be controlled by the other party. But being too cautious will also make you miss many fleeting opportunities.

Today, that's how the Pacers made 19 turnovers. The overly cautious Pacers players are afraid of making mistakes, which instead makes them miss many good opportunities. And if you miss that opportunity and pass the ball, mistakes are inevitable.

It stands to reason that with a master of control like Paul, the Pacers should not have such a situation. But Henson is very clear that the reason why players become overly cautious is because they care too much about this winning streak!

They are not trying to win, but are afraid of losing! In the face of a long series of winning streaks, this mentality is actually the team's greatest enemy! If it weren't for the Pistons to be surprisingly bad, the Pacers' winning streak might have been broken.

Therefore, even after achieving a big victory, Henson was still helpless. This time, they can win the Detroit Pistons. But with the same mentality to face the Miami Heat, can they win the game again?

Just half an hour after the defending champion Pacers defeated the Pistons at home, the Brooklyn Nets also suffered a bloodbath in the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

And it was the Miami Heat who was about to collide with the Pacers!

"The Big Three are in excellent condition. It seems that the Pacers' 21-game winning streak has greatly stimulated the self-esteem of those guys." On the commentary stage of the Barclays Center, Marvin Albert looked at with glasses. The Heat's statistics today.

James scored 24 points, 7 assists and 9 rebounds with a shooting rate of 55.6%, a typical all-around data. Dwyane Wade, who experienced a brief injury in January, scored the second-highest 21 points with a shooting percentage of 56.3%. The Flash is now very healthy, and Joe Johnson has nothing to do with his breakthrough.

Of course, Chris Bosh can't be ignored. He scored 16 points on 50% shooting. Since Bosh was promoted to the fifth position, his offense has played better. Against all the muscle clubs in the league, Bosh seems to have a good command.

The Big Three teamed up to score 61 points, helping the Miami Heat win a 105-85 away game. You know, this season's Nets are not a big team, they are the fourth in the Eastern Conference!

However, even so, the Big Three still easily eliminated them by 20 points. God knows whether the recent performance of the Big Three is consistent with that of the Pacers.

"It has some influence," LeBron James replied in an interview with reporters after the game. "We all want to be the best team in the league, so their winning streak has always inspired us to move forward. We are not to be outdone."

Hearing what James said, the reporters immediately became excited! Co-author, the Heat are hitting the Pacers!

"Then the next game in Indianapolis, will you prevent the Pacers from tying the historical record of 22 consecutive victories!?" The reporter held the microphone to LeBron's mouth, and the world's eyes fell on this. On the Heat 6!

"No doubt," James looked at the camera, "we will do our best!"

"boom!"

The entire alliance seems to have had a big explosion, a fierce war is brewing!

"Henson Joe became the spokesperson for Armani? Oh."

"Armani invited Henson Joe to endorse the brand? Well, I didn't expect it."

"That **** can also become a spokesperson, forget it, who cares?"

On January 31, one day after the Heat killed the Nets and the Pacers overtook the Pistons, the Armani official and Henson announced on Twitter at the same time that the two sides formally reached a cooperation. Henson Joe will serve as Armani’s spokesperson in North America, and every game from then on Henson’s suit will be provided by Armani.

Originally, this matter should have been heated up. After all, no coach in the NBA has endorsed such a big brand of luxury clothing. But after the news was announced, the response was not as big as expected.

Of course, this is not because Henson's appeal has declined, nor is it because everyone is not surprised by this incident.

The response to this incident was mediocre because the announcement time was not selected. On the last day of January, all fans who pay attention to basketball have only one thing in their minds-on February 1, the Miami Heat will end the Pacers’ 22-game winning streak at the Bankers’ Life Arena!

The whole world is so immersed in the Pacers VS Heat game that they don't care much about other things. Originally, the duel between the Pacers and the Heat between the two eastern galaxy warships was eye-catching enough. What's more, this game was given a special meaning of 22 consecutive victories.

Coupled with the grand ambitions made by LeBron James at the Barclays Center yesterday, it pushed the level of expectations for this game to its climax.

And this is exactly what Henson didn't want to see. The more the media exaggerated the peculiarities of this game, the more complicated it became for the Pacers players. They cannot face the game with a normal heart, and the final result will certainly not be too good.

The training that afternoon confirmed Henson's conjecture. Throughout the training, Henson felt very...very "tight."

The players' nerves are tense and their bodies are tense, and they can't let go of their hands and feet. The quality of training is of course not very good.

"Will they? The pressure is too much." Next to Henson, Stevens couldn't help but worry.

"It's estimated that it's not just a stressful problem. It doesn't matter. Before the game starts tomorrow, I will try to fix this problem." Henson scratched his head and said so, but how to fix it?

For the first time, the fearless Henson also felt a headache for this battle, which was contaminated by the media.