What is the biggest weakness of the Heat Big Three? If you meet the Lakers, what are the advantages

Of course, it's an inside line! I didn't see the Celtics introduce big and small Ao in order to deal with the Heat, which is enough for the Heat to eat a pot. The Lakers' twin towers are quite dominant over the Heat.

The landlord doesn't say that Bosh is a strong inside line. It is undeniable that he has good face frame skills, but the kung fu of the three-legged cat in the basket... Bosh is strong and weak, and the bottom pit of the inside line. The Heat ranked first in the league 99% of the regular season, and the playoffs are hard to say.

Looking at the championship team, the internal strength is first-class. Far from it, the Celtics in the 07-08 season, Garnett + Perkins (Iron Gate), the interior defense was super strong, and Garnett was definitely better than Boss Bull at that time. Later Lakers, the Twin Towers (you know) ...

Advantage? There are many firepower points, SF and SG are super first-class, and the Lakers' defense is quite tight. Last season, the Celtics defended James with multiple people to help defend, one-on-one is definitely not good, Wade is not an ordinary difficult to defend! It is not possible to assist in defense, take care of one and lose the other, and bloom more.

It's basically like this, it's hard to say now, what kind of run-in of the Heat, the bench (basically ignoring) a lot of problems. But remember the NBA's saying where amazing happens, so there are highlights and expect miracles.

The biggest weakness of the Heat this year is that all three of them are likely to show their skills and forget about teamwork because this year's Heat is different from previous years Today's Heat Big Three are all All-Stars Wade, James Bosh and all of them are powerful players.

The biggest advantage of playing the Lakers is that the Heat can defend any of these three Kobe Bryant, and the remaining two can attack aggressively As long as Kobe Bryant is locked in his lifeline, it is still very possible to win the Lakers.

Hehe, as long as they are united and believe that they can do it, the biggest advantage is their offense, and no team in the NBA can defend the Big Three at the same time.

The Heat is not so scary, James, Wade, and Bosh were all lone wolves on their own teams, and the Cavaliers, Heat, and Raptors actually rely on the three of them, not to mention the inside. Don't be afraid, the Lakers are still the champions!

Advantage: good coordination.

Young. Strong defense.

That's all I think for now.

The weakness is that James and Wade may fight for possession and are not easy to say to anyone for the final shot and some key shots.

There are also strikers whose height is comparable to that of ordinary teams, but they are slightly inferior when they meet tall teams.

The center and point guard are poor, but point guards Wade and James can make cameos, so the center is the worst.

There are no obvious weaknesses on offense, and knowledge can be problematic defensively against teams with super interior lines

The reasonable distribution of the ball is the kind of star who needs to have the ball in hand, and interior defense is a problem.

There are no weaknesses in the matchup, but they will be tested when they meet the Lakers inside.

The inside line is not good, and the bench is also a bit thin.

The biggest advantage of encountering the Lakers should be the forward line, especially the small front and the point.

The main thing is the inside line, and the outside line is the advantage.

It's the run-in with the match, nothing else, looking forward to it.

In addition to James, Wade and Bosh, the Big Three of the Heat not only entered the NBA in the same year, but also gathered with the Heat in the summer of 2010, creating the era of the "Big Three". The Heat's Big Three has achieved impressive results, not only reaching the NBA Finals four times in four years, winning the championship twice, but also setting a terrifying 27-game winning streak. However, in 2014, James left the team and announced the removal of the Big Three.

The Heat Big Three.

The Heat Big Three refers to James, Wade and Bosh. In the summer of 2010, James, the NBA's number one free agent, announced on an American television show that he would join the Miami Heat, linking Wade, who remained with the Heat, with the NBA's top interior Bosh. The Heat Triumvirate was officially established.

The addition of three superstar Kings to the same team is an unprecedented move in NBA history. Most of the so-called "Big Three" are not substantial. The formation of the Heat's Big Three caused quite a stir between the NBA and fans.

Heat Big Three results.

In the four years since the establishment of the Heat triumvirate, the achievements have been remarkable. In the team's first year, the Heat reached the NBA Finals, eventually losing 2-4 to the Dallas Mavericks, also the Mavericks. In 2012, the Heat became more mature and stronger, defeating the Thunder 4-1 to win the NBA championship.

The following season, the Heat defended their NBA championship and went on a staggering 27-game winning streak in the regular season. In the final year of the Big Three, the Heat still made it to the Finals although they failed to achieve three consecutive championships. In the four seasons of the Heat's Big Three, they all reached the Finals and won the championship twice, with amazing results.

In fact, the Big Three of the Heat are so powerful, and the disbandment of their group is also a pity for all fans, after all, it is not something we can decide. First of all, the 2014 Finals were defeated by the Spurs, and the Heat were helpless against the Spurs, which also reflected the decline in the team's strength. Second, the aging of the roster, especially Wade, has increased the pressure on James dramatically.

Moreover, after the 2013-14 season, the Heat's Big Three faced the problem of contract extensions, and how to deal with the salaries of stars and role players is also a big problem. With these factors in mind, James chose to leave the Heat in 2014 and return to the Cavaliers, and the Big Three era officially ended.

The big James Wade and Bosh, the Heat's Big Three have achieved remarkable results, reaching the NBA Finals four times in four years, winning the championship twice, and setting a record of 27 consecutive wins.

And Bosh; The duo had a very good record, winning the NBA championship with a 4-1 record in '12, and then winning 27 straight regular season games, including four seasons in each of which were successful in the Finals, and two of those four championships.

and Chris Bosh, all three of them are All-Star players, this combination's record can be said to be invincible, and the Jenway connection is a classic of the era.

When asked about the Heat's biggest three rivals, Wade responded: "The Celtics, they pose us the biggest challenge mentally. I love interacting with Garnett on the pitch and he loves to talk trash.

But once we get away from the competition on the field, there is only love left between us. ”

I think the current Heat Big Three may not be as strong as the Heat Big Three when James was in the past, but if they are in good shape and are getting more and more explosive, I think they may surpass James them.

Personally, I think they're going to be stronger than James' Big Three, as long as they put in enough effort, after all, they're still very young and very promising.

They weren't going to be better than James' Heat Big Three, because James' Big Three had basically no team in the league to compete with at the time.