He played 26 minutes off the bench and shot 6-of-7, including 1-of-1 from three-point range, 15 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists.
Playing 12 minutes in the second half, he scored 9 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists.
This is the personal data that Warriors forward Bjlitsa got in the game against the Lakers.
A tall white forward who can control the ball, although the speed is slow and leisurely, the grasp of the rhythm has always been in control, can grab rebounds, can organize passes, can fire outside the three-point line, and can score in the penalty area.
Covering the name, Bjelica played like a low-salary player on the court, it was simply Jokic playing for the Warriors...
Sometimes I really don't understand why Europe can always produce such high-ball players.
Today's game, if it were not for the super god play of the last quarter of Belitsa, the Warriors really could not turn the plate.
His handling of basketball is really too delicate, feeling like it is one notch higher than the rest of the players on the court.
Without the powerful dunks, nor the long-range three-pointers that ignore the defense, the style of the ball, although not gorgeous, always leaves a feeling of endless aftertaste.
Perhaps, this is what fans often call spirituality.
Belitsa to the Warriors, Digo remembered Boris Dior.
The all-round technology allows them to plug and play on playoff teams.
The explosive force of scoring is not strong, but thanks to its own solid basic skills, the empty opportunity comes out and can generally be grasped.
Although the field is playing forward, it can balance rebounding and passing at the same time.
This type of player, playing next to a superstar, is simply the perfect complement.
Belitsa is so well suited, just imagine, if Jokic and Curry play together, it must not take off ah...
After two years of silence, the Warriors are finally coming back to take what belongs to them.
Players such as Poole, Porter, Damien Lee and others have all proven themselves to be in the premium rotation.
Especially Belitsa, Curry on the way to the fourth crown of his career, he is very important.
With little threat on the Green offensive end, if the playoffs are left blank by opponents, the Warriors can fully use Bjelica as a player.
Although this practice may lead to a decline in the quality of the team's defense.
But from another point of view, it will also make the Warriors' overall offense more terrifying.
Most importantly, it can greatly reduce the defensive pressure on Curry.
Bringing in Bjelica could end up being the Warriors' best signing this offseason...