The Lakers went out 138-122 in a tight game against the Jazz, and the five players on the court put on a standout performance that was eye-catching. First of all, Bushy Eyebrows performed remarkably, with 37 points and 15 rebounds in back-to-back games, giving the team a huge advantage. Bushy eyebrows are currently showing great dominance in scoring, rebounding, assisting, and defense, and have become a key pillar for the Lakers. His all-round performance has given the team a huge boost, and as long as he stays healthy, the Lakers' future will be brighter.
Next, Hachimura's excellent performance was also a highlight of this game. Hachimura scored 36 points, a new personal high, showing excellent scoring ability. He took every open spot on the court and contributed a huge number of points to the team with his accurate shooting rate. Hachimura and James' special training has clearly paid off, and he has already secured a starting position in the team. His standout performance laid a solid foundation for the Lakers' victory.
Dinwiddie is another of the Lakers' biggest players and has shown the ability to fit perfectly into the team's system in this game. As a star-caliber ball handler, he has been very good at controlling the situation on the offensive end and has been a huge help to the team. At the same time, he is also quite good on the defensive end, able to effectively limit the opponent's attack and win more opportunities for the team. Dinwiddie's all-around performance allowed the Lakers to maintain the advantage in the game.
At the same time, Russell and Rivers also made substantial contributions to the Lakers. Russell's leading role on the offensive end was outstanding, and he sent a lot of points to the team with 11 points, 8 rebounds and 17 assists. Recently, his tandem ability has been fully exploited, playing his own rhythm and creating more scoring opportunities for the team. Rivers showed 20 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists on the court, and although he is not the team's main control, his contribution should not be underestimated.
Hayes showed a passing performance in this game. Despite not playing much playing time, his defensive consistency and offensive efficiency on the pitch were impressive. His shooting percentage and steals both show what a good player should be, and his performances on the court bring extra support to the team.
However, it was the performances of Prince, Vindler and Wood that broke down the game. Prince, in particular, has been inconsistent on the offensive end, hitting just two of his six shots and failing to play as well as he should on the defensive end. Vindler failed to contribute more points to the team with inconsistent shots, while Wood lost consistency on the defensive end and showed signs of growing disorientation. The collapse of these three players had an impact on the outcome of the Lakers' game.