Bosh won the jump ball against Little Gasol, and the Heat Team obtained the first chance to attack.
Wade, with the ball in the frontcourt facing Hansen, signaled Bosh for a pick and roll.
But immediately, he felt the difference in Hansen.
Hansen rushed up to pressure him in an instant.
Ordinarily, such pressure would mean he'd just speed up and break past the opponent, but Hansen's speed was too fast, and while pressuring, he used his body to check Wade, effectively stopping his initial drive.
The no-handcheck rule stated that defenders couldn't use their hands, but it didn't say anything about using the body.
More importantly, as Hansen checked him, he also neatly avoided Bosh's screen.
By the time Wade regained control of the ball, Hansen was still in front of him.
Surprise filled Wade's eyes.
