The NBA regular season continued, with the Wizards beating the Jazz 109-103 and Wizards core guard Bill blasting 37 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists on 13-of-24 shooting to play one of his best games of the season. In the game, he staged a rare partition buckle.
With 2 minutes and 50 seconds left in the third quarter, Beal broke through into the basket with the ball, and before Jazz center Gobert could make up for it, Beal had already forced a jump, and Gobert, who was 2.16 meters apart, was a one-handed split dunk, playing extremely aggressively.
In this game, Beal also played very actively on the offensive end. He doesn't make many three-point shots, just five, and other times, he either hits or breaks. Through high-frequency impacts to the basket, he scored 10 free throws, using an unreasonable style of play, excellent feel of Beal, and finally helped the Wizards win the game on the road and end the losing streak.
30+ in a single game, that's what Bill is capable of. This season, his average points per game has slipped to 23.3 points per game, but he still has the ability to burst at any time. In the past two seasons, he has averaged 30+ points per game, performed quite well, and has become a super scorer comparable to the Nets' Harden, Durant and Irving, as well as the Warriors' Curry, Lakers' James and others. This season's decline in stats does not fully reflect The ability of Beal.
In this game, Beal once again showed his strength. Previously, he has scored 30+ performances against the Kings, Pacers, Heat, and Bucks.
Now, the Wizards are in decline, from no. 1 in the East at the beginning of the season to no. 7 in the East now. If they want to catch up with the top teams, especially the Nets led by Durant and Harden, then Beal's play is very critical, and the Wizards also need him to be able to play consistently against the Jazz on the offensive end.