In last night's NBA preseason, the Lakers played a fierce showdown with the Bucks at home. Lillard, the star player of the Bucks, officially wore the Bucks jersey and stepped onto the court to become the focus of the game. In the first quarter, the Lakers' Prince and Wood hit frequently, helping the Lakers quickly open the gap with their opponents and create a good start of 10-2. On the Bucks' side, Lillard and Alphabet showed their cooperation for the first time, but it will obviously take time to run. At the end of the first quarter, Lillard worked tirelessly, making three points from the outside and creating fouls to score key points for the Bucks.
Heading into the second quarter, the game was still tense. The Lakers' thick eyebrows and the Bucks' alphabet brother staged an interior battle, and the confrontation between the two superstars became a major attraction of the game. Lillard hit the box late in the quarter to complete a 2+1 to give the Bucks a three-point lead at halftime. As the game progressed, both teams made tactical adjustments and sent substitutes. In the final result, the Bucks defeated the Lakers 108-97.
Regarding this game, many fans are looking forward to Lillard's debut with the Bucks. His performance is remarkable, but his tacit understanding with Brother Alphabet still needs to be improved. On the other hand, the Lakers' thick eyebrows seem to have returned to their best form when they won the championship, and his offensive end is on par with the alphabet brother. Especially when it comes to three-pointers, the accuracy of the thick eyebrows is impressive. In addition, the organization and defense capabilities of thick eyebrows have also been comprehensively improved.
Not long ago, the American media selected the top ten double-star combinations for next season, and Lillard and Alphabet Brother were among them. But in this game, the combination of thick eyebrows and James also showed unparalleled strength, and their condition even exceeded the expectations of the outside world. James's outstanding performance on the field has also attracted attention. Pelinka of Lakers management said of James: "It's amazing how he got through the offseason. His energy is no different from that of a fledgling rookie. His 21st season in the NBA is still so active. According to US media statistics, James is expected to surpass Nowitzki's record and become only the second player in NBA history to average more than 25 points per game in 21 seasons. Given James' current form, that goal doesn't seem far off. What's even more delightful for Lakers fans is that as the season progresses, James' performance in the playoffs will determine whether the team can go further.