Today we're going to talk about a recent NBA game, not the kind of game where you glance at a TV screen in a coffee shop, but the kind of tense matchup where you scream while eating popcorn. The Bucks vs. Spurs, this is not an ordinary basketball game, but an exciting game for fans to jump and shout. Imagine the two teams playing the final minute of the game, with the scores of the two teams closely following each other, and finally the Bucks narrowly beat the Spurs by a narrow margin of 125-121, which is almost like a Hollywood blockbuster on the big screen!
But let's talk about Damian Lillard. This gentleman's performance in this game can be described as "ups and downs". When it comes to his three-point shot, it's really, how to put it, it's like burnt bread, charred on the outside and tender on the inside, but overall it's still a lot burnt. Only 10 of the 19 shots were made in the game, and the three-pointers were even more miserable, with six shots like they were shot into outer space, and only one hit the target. To sum up, it is a "decent" performance of 25 points, 4 rebounds and 10 assists.
But to be honest, Lillard's performance in the first half was really sweaty. Imagine him as a wanderer lost on the basketball court, playing 17 minutes, shooting 3 times and making only 1 shot, scoring 6 points and 7 assists. It's like he's walking around the pitch, spending more time passing the ball than shooting. But in the second half, the gentleman seemed to be regaining some form, and although all five shots from the outside were missed, the sixth was finally hit. In the decisive moment, his layup helped the Bucks overtake the score.
Speaking of Lillard, his recent three-point shooting performance has been a bit unpredictable. Over the past six games, his three-point shooting percentage has been up and down like a rollercoaster, but overall downhill. 4-of-13 shooting against the Knicks, 3-of-9 shooting against the Nets, 2-of-6 shooting against the Cavaliers, 3-of-17 shooting against the Pacers in two games, and 1-of-6 shooting against the Spurs in the final game add up to a staggering 25 percent three-point shooting.
Moving from the Portland Trail Blazers to the Milwaukee Bucks, Lillard seems to be in pursuit of greater glory. After all, who doesn't want to win an NBA championship? But like on the first day of a new job, Lillard seems to be adjusting to his new surroundings. This season, his performance has slipped from last season, averaging 25.4 points, 4.4 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game. However, we all know that Lillard is a strong player, and we expect him to adjust his condition and help the Bucks bounce back.
Now, do you have any thoughts? Do you think Lillard will adjust to the next games, or how do you think the Bucks will perform under Lillard's leadership? Share your thoughts and let's look forward to the next exciting games! Don't forget to stay tuned for updates to see if our Lillard can shine brightly in the next games!