An NBA regular season focus battle, the Los Angeles Lakers host the Indiana Pacers. In the second quarter of the game, there was an unexpected scene on the court, Russell Westbrook punched his opponent in the face and bled, the Pacers coach angrily challenged, and the referee finally made a change.
The first half of the battle was still quite fierce. In the first quarter, the Lakers had full dominance, and under the leadership of leBron James and Russell Westbrook, the double-digit gap was quickly widened, and then won 9 points 32-23.
In the second quarter, the Pacers fought back, but the force was not fierce, and their ability was like that, and it was already good to be able to respond. In the end, the Lakers lost 3 points 24-27 in this quarter, but still led 56-50 at halftime.
The Lakers have two people scoring in double figures, LeBron James is the brightest, he shot 7 of 9 in 18 minutes, including two three-pointers, 18 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists, can challenge a triple-double. Horton Tucker on the bench scored 10 points, while Westbrook also had 9 points and 2 rebounds.
Wei Shao's opening stage is still very good, especially in the outside line, 3 shots are all in the middle, and the accuracy is a bit uncomfortable. Sure enough, the back fell.
Perhaps the opening was too accurate, which boosted Wei Shao's shooting confidence, or whether he has always been quite confident in his own shooting, anyway, as long as he has the opportunity to catch the ball, he will decisively shoot. Once in the second quarter, after Wei Shao's three-point shot, he was put down by the other side, and the referee blew a foul. However, Westbrook's hand also hit Craig's face, bleeding, and Carlisle challenged.
After watching the video, the referee made a change of judgment, canceling Craig's defensive foul, changing to a whistle-less offensive foul and changing the ball. Both sides seemed to be dissatisfied, with Wei Shao wanting to uphold the original sentence, and the Pacers wanting the referee to punish Wei Shao further.
Wei Shao opened high and walked low, and returned to his nature, which may become a hidden danger for the Lakers in the second half, after all, only 6 points ahead, but not enough to toss.