James' comeback is efficient! Davis stable! Munch bursts! Lakers reverse Knicks!

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On February 6, the Lakers played against the Knicks. James' comeback.

James is finally back, which is great good news for the Lakers. Because the Lakers started with six consecutive guests, their trend has recovered. The result was overwhelming, and James had to come out to stop the decadence. Because James can not only provide the scoring king, the first team, the MVP and the first person in the league on the court, but also be responsible for passing the head coach's arrangement on the court, Davis has said that in James' absence, he will take the place of the latter to direct the whole team's defense.

The Lakers' trend was interrupted by James's injury, which was originally — although it was suppressed by the Heat half, the fourth quarter crazy counterattack almost reversed; the big win over the Nets, although this was only a broad team led by Harden at the time and in a losing streak; Davis's return performance has reached the level of the championship season, which is another status quo that the Lakers need to maintain in addition to Davis's health. Against the Hornets and Clippers, the Lakers were one last round away, offensively and defensively, just because there was no James. As for the two problems that limit the Lakers' ceiling, Westbrook's contribution to matching value and the Lakers' defense that can cash in on the winnings are both staged.

In this game, James is still warming up after his return, and as a result, the Knicks have indeed activated the identity that can have the same attribute bonus as the Thunder rookies, rocket veterans and James teammates - "Lakers opponents". These four identities - James teammates, Thunder rookies, Rocket veterans and Lakers opponents have a common feature, that is, to become stronger. The Knicks aren't known for their three-point shooting, emphasizing defense over offense, only to let go in the first quarter and even shoot from the field higher than free throws.

Fortunately, the Past Trend of the Lakers has cultivated that they have been passive because they are lagging behind, and they have always had the experience of reversing attempts, the difference is that they were expecting Westbrook to break out before, and this game has a stable era supergiant James. James does not play center, does not have the advantage of alignment, but as the most versatile player in history, he is also good at indiscriminate misplaced singles even at his age, and relying on singles with limited cost performance for individuals is the Most stable advantage for the Lakers in the process of chasing points.

In the second half, the Lakers' recent trend of combining two very extreme phenomena came as scheduled. The Lakers have very adversity experience, on the one hand, James has too many related famous scenes in his career, on the other hand, role players do often play games that are behind this season, and have a certain effect. Munch played God in the third quarter, personally letting go of the pick, scoring more than the Knicks in the same single quarter, leading the Lakers to complete the rebound. The Lakers have been playing adversity in the regular season for the record and health is too bad, and the only benefit is to adapt to the intensity of the playoffs in advance.

The Lakers' defense is also a playoff level in this reversal period, which is their inherent advantage, that is, too many veterans are prone to lack of continuity, whether physical or psychological, and some habitual losses. The Lakers, like James, at such an age, it is unrealistic to maintain full-court focus on the defensive end, and the cost performance is also very low, but the stage is given, which will suffocate any opponent.

When the Lakers' defense worked, the offense they had relied on took off. James, despite missing several games, continued to be the season's top scorer, first-team, MVP and league first-man, and he played entirely by game, not glory. Munch continued to score in the fourth quarter, widening the point gap. However, at the critical moment, the Lakers ate the loss of inaccurate penalties, wasting the advantage of leading two balls in one minute, and in the last round, James missed the second and overtime. Westbrook was deprecated in overtime, and the poor man's version of Westbrook Tucker started. James completed the key defense and used an assist to reach a triple-double to pass the key three-pointer to Ariza. James and Davis both had a quick-break, zero-dunk final round at different key moments. Easter egg: Westbrook averaged an outrageous play per game, and the home team finally couldn't help but collectively boo him!