Hamm makes a new giant? Walker 21 shots Lakers have the most modesty after the game: role players are assisting Jen Meiwei
The Lakers lost 97-103 to the Clippers to swallow their second losing streak of the new season. Anthony Davis has boasted of beating the Warriors and Clippers in the new season, but now he is caught off guard too quickly in the face. Although Anthony Davis did well in both games, the team just lost (27+6 AD, 25+8).
Against the Clippers, LeBron did not have a big bag, scoring 20 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks on 7-of-17 shooting in the game, he once led the Lakers second team to erase the 14-point gap, James Mei is not eye-catching in this game, and the Lakers shine most is Lonnie Walker.
Post-game data media StatMuse wrote: "Lonnie Walker's team-high 21 shots this game? Is this intentional?
Walker played 37 minutes, shooting 9-of-21 from the field, 2-of-9 from three-point range, 6-of-6 from the free-throw line, 26 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals, shooting 42.9% from the field, he was good except for the three-point shooting that was not accurate enough, and he was also the Lakers' most scorer. Could it be that Hamm is building a new giant?
The words of one Lakers fan are imaginative: Lonnie Walker looks like last year's Malik Monk tonight. (Monk is the new giant Vogel built last season)
Walker started both games, hitting the Warriors 7 shots in 27 minutes and the Clippers 21 in 37 minutes, Hamm intentionally increased his personal strong offense, and Hamm wanted to build a new giant, after all, Will Shao's offense was too weak to shoot 0 for 11.
The boy was still very humble after the game, and he said when he answered how it fits into Hamm's system: "It basically depends on how the characters such as the players fully support LeBron, AD, Will Shaw. He still positions himself as a role player.
He also said it was only the second game of the new season and that the mood in the dressing room was positive despite tonight's defeat and he believed the team was moving in the right direction.
Walker signed a one-year 6.47 million contract with the Lakers in the offseason, and he is the biggest player in the Lakers' offseason, and the rest of the players are base salaries.
Text / Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream
