Today s NBA report, how are the Heat Big Three and Nowitzki?

Mavericks 95 vs 93 pulled one back, the Mavericks completed a 15-point comeback in the fourth quarter, Nowitzki chipped in 24 points and 11 rebounds, Sean Marion had 20 points and 8 rebounds, and Tyson Chandler had 13 points and 7 rebounds. The Heat's "Big Three" failed to score in the final seven minutes. Wade scored 36 points, James 20 and Bosh 12.

As a fan of calves, I wanted to give up watching at one point. The driver scored 9 points in a row at the last moment to achieve a shocking reversal, which was wonderful.

I watched the game and I felt that the Heat were playing a lot of struggle, not playing the team, relying only on Wade and James, and the Nowitzki Heat had no defense.

Mavericks 95-93.

Nowitzki had 24 points, 11 rebounds and four assists, Marion had 20 points and eight rebounds, and Terry had 16 points. Wade had 36 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds, LeBron James had 20 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals, and Bosh had 12 points and 8 rebounds on 4-of-16 shooting.

Dishes!! It's a very light enemy!! You have to go back and think about it.

Driver lore! Mavericks narrowly wins!

The Heat were reversed by the Mavericks with a 15-point lead in the final quarter! Take back a city.

Nowitzki hit a three-handed-second stunt as the Mavericks came back from a fifteen-point deficit at five minutes into the fourth quarter. In the end, they won 95-93 against the Heat.

The Heat lost, and many people felt very sorry!!

In this era, if the big names don't win a group, they probably won't have a chance to touch the NBA championship. This makes Nowitzki's saga of leading the Mavericks to topple the Big Three in 2011 all the more impressive. While basketball has always been a team sport, there should be no debate that the Germans won the championship in 2011, as he was the only All-Star on the Mavericks.

The 2011 Finals weren't the pinnacle of Nowitzki's individual skills. His injured finger and cough and high fever kept him playing just 41 per cent, but he was always a steadfast supporter of the team when it mattered most. With the help of his teammates, Maverick magically made it to the end.

Did anyone ever think that after 13 years in Mavericks, Nowitzki, known as "soft eggs", would come to the end? No! Perhaps the Germans themselves did not use their powerful soul as a chariot.

Yes, he did.

Let's go back in time and look at six incredible miracles. In the 21st century, there is hardly a team that can win a championship without a single core. This phenomenon has intensified in recent years.

With the popularity of superstars, it will be increasingly difficult for a solo team to do well in the playoffs or even win a championship. With the exception of the Spurs in 2002-03 and the Mavericks in 2010-11, both teams are recognized as single-core winners. The former is good and generally accepted, the latter is controversial.

So will the Mavericks win the championship in 11 years? In 2011, Mavericks, can Nowitzki be called a single-core champion? When the Mavericks won the championship that year, there was only one All-Star on the team.

Nowitzki managed to reach the Western Conference All-Star with an average of 23 points that season, while Kidd was about to retire and his form and stats had dropped significantly. Terry and Chandler are not in their prime, and they are still some distance away from All-Star calibre. The first, at Miami, the home of the Heat, <>

As expected, in advance, the triumvirate of James, Wade, and the Dragon Kings defeated the Mavericks 92-84 without blood. Although Nowitzki scored 27 points, 8 rebounds and 2 assists, the injury to his left middle finger cast a shadow on the unpromising Mavericks. The second stop was the home of the Heat.

Six minutes into the final game, the Heat led by 15 points. Excited James and Wade beat their chests in front of the Mavericks bench in celebration. The humiliated Mavericks, led by Nowitzki, hit back with a middle finger splint.

Seconds before the final game, the Mavericks tied the ball. Nowitzki caught the ball on the left side of the free-throw line in the final moments, then passed the ball to Bosh, turned his back, broke it with a blow, and made a left-handed layup.

Nowitzki had 24 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 block to help the Mavericks win 95-93. In the third game, he returned to Dallas at home, and the Mavericks lost to the Heat 86-88. The Heat led by two points before the end.

Nowitzki picked up the ball near the free-throw line and played a single against Haslem. The Golden Rooster jumped out of the basket independently, making his 34 points, 11 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 break and 1 hat look a bit bleak. Nowitzki had a high fever and cough before the fourth game.

The Mavericks led by 1 point before the game. The sick German finally got the ball on the right side of the free throw line. Haslem completed the game with a right-handed layup.

The strength can be said to be very strong, and through their continuous efforts and struggles, they finally get the results and achievements they want, and it can be said that the strength is very superb.

Nowitzki is the first person to lead a team to win the championship with a single core, and he is the first foreign player to score 30,000 points, and no player can stop him.

Nowitzki is very strong. He's very good at scoring on the court, and he's explosive in basketball.

The combination of the new Big Three needs a certain amount of time to run in the feeling between the players, so that they have a better tacit understanding, in order to play the ultimate level on the court, although the Heat formed the new Big Three The record is not very ideal, but it is still passable, it has been seven consecutive wins recently, it can be seen that LeBron James, Dwyanne Wade and Chris Bosh have cooperated quite tacitly, and you can often see the wonderful cooperation of the three, making the game more enjoyable, It is hoped that the formation of the new Big Three will be a copy of the old Big Three! In fact, the Heat, Celtics and Lakers are all favorites to win the championship this year, but I am more optimistic about the Celtics, everyone on the court is a brave warrior, then be fearless, use all your strength, towards the O'Brien Cup, for the championship ring, for the MVP journey of the whole army, believe that you are the best!

LeBron becomes the Heat's stats king — Another MVP for his great regular-season record — The Heat win the championship — LeBron wins the Finals MVP — Riley: "He's better than the Magic of the '80s." - Known as the king of Miami - looking back at history in 2030, you click on it, just look at what it says:

LeBron joined the Heat in 2010 and immediately led Wade and Bosh on how to make the Heat's ambitions ......”

That's probably what LeBron is hoping to achieve? Champions and honors will be remembered, and details will be forgotten. Like, when the Magic were at their peak, the world would forget that in the early '80s, Skyhook was the leader of the Lakers.

However, LeBron is not like Moses Malone and Magic, because Dr. J and Skyhook really didn't win a championship for the 76ers and Lakers before they arrived in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, respectively. And Wade has already taken a ring off for himself for the heat as well. So, no matter where the Heat get in the future, LeBron made one of the most unpromising choices at the beginning.

So, while 2010 is such an absurdly funny soap opera, remember the moment. Miami is Pat Riley's city, Devin Wade's city, and it's them who bring victory to Miami this summer, not LeBron running from Cleveland. From this point on, everything the Heat could possibly get, again, goes to Riley and Wade.

The Big Three of the Heat, consisting of three stars from the NBA (American Basketball League) Miami Heat, Chris Bosh (1) + LeBron James (6) + Dwyane Wade (3). Since all three are All-Stars, the combination of the three of them is simply known as the Heat Big Three.

At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, James, Bosh and Wade teamed up to lead the U.S. men's basketball team all the way to victory over Spain in the final to win the gold medal.

In 2012, he defeated the Thunder 4-1 in the finals and won the championship for the first time.

On June 4, 2013, the Miami Heat triumvirate finally defeated the Pacers 4-3 in the Eastern Conference Finals, reaching the Finals for three consecutive years.

On June 21, 2013, the Miami Heat triumvirate successfully defended the 2012-2013 NBA championship with a 4-3 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals.