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#2021-2022 Season Regular Season No.40 #
LAKERS WIN
After a two-day break, the Lakers, who have won three straight games from late December to early January, sat at home to meet the Challenge of the Hawks.
The Hawks were in poor form for a while and are now only twelfth in the East.
The Hawks, who have built a full lineup around Trae Young, are obviously not satisfied with this, so they will definitely try their best to win this game.
The game faced Collins, who has a traditional interior cappella and a top athletic ability in the fourth place;
The Lakers still lined up James in the fifth position and Johnson in the fourth position.
Match overview
In the first quarter of the game, although the Lakers still have many deficiencies in rebounding control in the backcourt, they played a very good offense.
Bradley started the game with a fiery start, scoring 13 consecutive points to help the Lakers play a 13-0 small climax and take a double-digit lead.
But Westbrook's hand felt bad after the start of the game, missing four consecutive shots, which put the Lakers in a scoring drought after James' rest.
The Hawks took advantage of their height advantage to score consecutive points on the Lakers' interior line, narrowing the point difference to four points.
But after James re-emerged, the Lakers found their rhythm.
At the end of the first quarter, the Lakers led by six points 34:28.
In the second quarter, the Lakers replaced Howard to adjust the lineup.
While the Hawks continued to hit from outside the three-point line, the Lakers made an impressive conversion offense to open the scoring.
Malik Munch, who has been in hot form lately, continued his fiery performances in previous games, hitting consecutive three-pointers from beyond the three-point line to stretch the gap to 16 points at one point.
The Lakers continued to pack Trae Young on the defensive end, and got quite good results.
In the middle of the second quarter, the Lakers made consecutive mistakes on the offensive end, and the Eagles seized the opportunity to close the score.
Trae Young caused consecutive Lakers fouls to stand on the free throw line, and the point difference was narrowed to 10 points.
At the end of the second quarter, the Hawks hit the outside and hit consecutive three-pointers to a 10-3 climax to narrow the point difference to three points.
In the third quarter, the Lakers opened with a 9-0 offensive climax to re-establish the lead.
Munch continued his excellent shooting feel in the first half, shooting two consecutive three-pointers to stop the Eagles.
After the suspension came back, the wind suddenly changed, the Lakers suddenly lost the offensive efficiency plummeted, and the Eagles seized the opportunity to score consecutive points.
In the middle of the third quarter, the Lakers improved their defensive intensity to play an offensive and defensive conversion, and the conversion offense of Westbrook and James helped the Lakers consolidate their lead.
At the end of the third quarter, Tucker became the protagonist on the court.
He first broke through the killing and killed the free throw line in a row, then ignited the encrypted court with a four-seater lock, and then used a three-pointer to push the atmosphere of the Lakers' home stadium to the top.
The Lakers led 101:87 at the end of the third quarter.
In the final quarter, the Lakers once again played a high-intensity defense and conversion offense, LeBron James hit his first three-pointer of the game, and the Lakers once again extended the point difference to nearly twenty points.
But then the game went into a fierce hand-to-hand combat, and the Lakers were in serious foul trouble.
With five minutes left in the game, Westbrook has been sent off for six fouls, and the Lakers' team-wide foul count has reached five, and each subsequent foul will send the Hawks to the free throw line.
At the crucial moment of the game, Bradley and Anthony stepped forward, each hitting a three-pointer to help the Lakers pull away again.
With two minutes left in the fourth quarter, Trae Young's pass was stolen by Munch, who assisted James in completing a Tomahawk dunk to seal the win.
In the end, the Lakers won four straight games against the Hawks at home 134:118.
Post-match commentary
It is worth mentioning that this game is the lakers' first four-game winning streak in the 21-22 season.
In addition to further solidifying the ranking, the Lakers have let us see the potential of this team with victories.
In the absence of Davis and Nunn, two important pieces of the puzzle, the Lakers have established a certain team chemistry and team tacit understanding.
In recent games, more players have been involved in hand-to-hand passes on the offensive end of the team, as well as quick rotations on the defensive end.
Such adjustments not only allow the status of more players to be activated, but also the advantages of small squads are infinitely magnified.
Although Westbrook was sent off early, he has managed his number of turnovers well in the last two games.
Bradley, Munch and Anthony carried the team's projected output.
Stanley Johnson and Ariza have provided the team with excellent defensive ability, making the Lakers' small lineup defensive shortcomings not easy to be exploited by the other side.
Even the coaching staff, which has been spat at for not using a center, has changed tactics in recent games, giving Howard a certain amount of playing time.
James, who played an outstanding performance in this game, only played 36 minutes.
Neither Nunn nor Davis will be back for long, and perhaps we can expect something better beyond the deal.
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