Chapter 477: Dominate

Brown's one-on-one against Love was ugly, but his outstanding shooting percentage made it clear that Love's defense as a center was completely inadequate.

Even as a power forward, his physique held no advantage, let alone playing as a center, which requires the most physical talent to reach the minimum standard—it was pure surrender.

However, the Miami Heat's offensive firepower was fierce, and with the robust defense of Wade and Ariza on the perimeter, they were usually able to maintain a certain level of defensive integrity.

Now facing the Supersonics, a team with strong perimeter play that identified Love's defensive weaknesses right away, Brown's continuous one-on-one play cornered the Miami Heat's defense.

As a power forward forced to play center, Love's innate talents, both static and dynamic, were mediocre, and unlike those low-talent, doggedly determined interior players, he did not possess a competitive attitude.