On July 8, Beijing time, the Las Vegas Summer League began the first day of competition. In today's final game, the Warriors and Lakers are engaged in a fierce battle, this year's No. 17 pick Xifino and No. 19 pick Pojemsky face each other, but they are not today's protagonists. At one point, the Warriors had a fantastic 13-2 start, but the Lakers quickly completed the comeback and built their advantage in the second quarter with Christie's performance. Schifino and Pojemsky both had good performances, but the Lakers have been holding a double-digit lead. The Warriors, led by Santos and Perry, closed the gap in the final quarter, and the Lakers Christie and Schweder hit consecutive three-pointers to stabilize the situation, and the Lakers finally defeated the Warriors 103-96.
Data from both sides:
Warriors - Santos 25 points and 7 rebounds, Pojemsky 9 points and 11 rebounds, Kenonez 15 points and 5 assists, Davis 12 points, 4 rebounds and 8 assists, Perry 11 points and 11 rebounds;
Lakers - Christie 22 points and 7 rebounds, Hoozi 11 points, Schweider 19 points, Xifino 9 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists, Jones 10 points, Carlton 13 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists.
Star: Christie
Christie played 30 minutes and shot 6-of-11, including 3-of-5 three-pointers and 7-of-7 free throws, totaling a team-high 22 points, in addition to seven rebounds, two assists and two blocks. While standing at the free throw line in the second quarter, he received a live MVP call.
Highlights:
1. Blow the horn of counterattack! Swede's 45° three-point arrow through the heart!
2. Flowing clouds and flowing water! Podmsky catches a three-point shot and goes firmly into the net!
3. Xifino attacked, and Hooch completed the final blow!
4. Rush up! Santos caught the ball and hit the basket 1v2
5. Amazing four seats! Christie Mamba-style dunks smash the ball into the basket
6. This road does not work! Fitch Hood rejects Javan Johnson
7. This goal is very Curry! Podmsky throws ultra-high arc into the net
8. It's fast! Santos suddenly accelerated to kill the basket and hit a rebound
9. Boss, is that you? Christykory-style three-point shot
Competition process:
At the beginning of the first quarter, the Warriors fired consecutive outside shots, Santos, Davis and Pojemsky hit consecutive three-pointers, and Jes-Johnson and Santos scored consecutive baskets, and the Warriors played a fantastic 13-2 start. After the timeout, Xifino first hit a layup, then caused a foul on one of two free throws, Schweider and Santos hit three points, Hozi hit a layup, Jones hit one of two free throws but took off the rebound to make up for the dunk, Christie hit both free throws, Castelton and Lewis scored six consecutive points, and the Lakers completed a four-point comeback with this offensive climax. Javan Johnson helped the Warriors stop the scoring drought, Christie hit a three-pointer, and with Davis hitting a jumper, the Lakers led the Warriors 25-22 to end the first quarter.
In the second quarter, Castelton made a basket, Santos made it 2+1, and Jawan Johnson hit a 3-pointer to equalize the score. Bao, Schweider and Hoozi helped the Lakers hit three back-to-back three-pointers, and the Warriors hit consecutive baskets to close the gap. Santos and Javan Johnson hit back-to-back shots to help the Warriors chase 37-37! Sifino's one of two free throws led Pojemski caused a first-degree malicious foul on Sofino, but only one of three free throws. Then Christie went on a 2+1 run, then dunked and hit two free throws to help the Lakers regain the lead, and the fans chanted MVP for him. Castelton and Santos scored as the Lakers led the Warriors 50-44 to end the first half.
Xifino hit a three-pointer followed by a layup, and Schweider hit a layup to extend the gap to 13 points. The Warriors hit a 3-pointer, Jess Johnson hit a 2+1, and Santos snapped to narrow the score. Then the Lakers played another offensive climax, Schweider and Hoozi hit three consecutive three-pointers, and the Warriors Perry scored back-to-back points, but Christie and Jones helped the Lakers maintain their advantage. Before the end of the quarter, Sward scored 3 points on consecutive free throws, and after Fudge's dunk, Podmsky hit a basket to give the Lakers a 78-68 lead over the Warriors to end the third quarter.
In the final quarter, Castleton scored a basket, Javan Johnson and Hozie hit three points, Santos hit one of two free throws, Hozi hit another 3-pointer, and Castleton and Mike scored. After the timeout, Lewis helped the Lakers lead to 14 points, Perry hit a basket and Keñones hit a three-pointer to narrow it to nine. Perry hit one of two free throws after the timeout, Christie hit a three-pointer to help stabilize the Lakers, Keñones hit a layup, and Santos hit a three-pointer to narrow the gap to six points. Schweider blossomed inside and outside to help the Lakers stabilize the situation, Castleton hit both free throws to help the Lakers lead to 11 points, and the Warriors then chased 6 points again, but with Xifino's basket, the Lakers secured a victory.
Starters from both sides:
Warriors - Pojemski, Kiñones, K. Davis, Jess Johnson, Santos;
Lakers - Schifino, Christie, Schweder, Castelton, Hodge.