Zhan Mei Russell 93 points, Russell Rivers formed, Dinwiddie warmed up!
On March 1, the Lakers and Wizards had a tense and tense battle in Beijing. Indeed, before the fourth quarter, the Lakers were still very strong. However, the Wizards still have a chance to tie the point difference. The Lakers had a poor performance in the game, and both teams struggled until the end of the game, but were eventually dragged into overtime. Fortunately, after the game went to overtime, Russell, James, and Brown scored one after another, allowing the Wizards to maintain their lead and win the game 134-131.
The five members of the three main forces also played a great role in this battle. There was no doubt that Bross didn't have a good run in this game, with just 14 of his 22 shots, but he was outstanding. The shooting percentage of 40+15 made his shooting percentage under the basket skyrocket. The only problem is that James has not been in good form in two games in a row. James shot 12 out of 24 and cut 31+4+9, which was also his biggest contribution.
Even Russell had a decent performance in his offense. Especially after the outburst of the previous game, Russell's attack has become more confident this time. 22-of-22 of 21 from the field, 6+5. This percentage is really much worse than the last game.
Dinwiddie finally woke up. Before that, his biggest shortcoming was offense, but in this game, he shot three out of five, and the shooting percentage was okay. Dinwiddie excels on both the offensive and defensive ends, which is his most important trait. It's a pity that since joining the Lakers, his shooting percentage has started to decline.
Rivers played well this time. Even at his feet, he did not make any fatal mistakes. He also scored a few goals in a row towards the end of the game to tie the score. Rivers shot 6-of-11 from the field and cut 12+6+4, contributing his own strength to the team.
Sadly, Bass Hutchimula has been completely lost. If he can't score in the game, then it will be difficult for him to help the team. He shot 4-of-11 from the field, which was really bad.
Without a doubt, the most confusing thing about this game was Hamm's positioning. Prince, Bush, Rivers, Dinwiddie, Christie, obviously, that's four point guards. Four point guards, which is already remarkable, can still let him run to the front court, which is amazing.