Lakers lost 116-127 to Clippers Player ratings: 2 excellent, 5 passed, 2 collapsed

The Lakers lost 116-127 to the Clippers. The Lakers were completely beaten in the first half of this game, of course, they warmed up in the second half, and when they scored consecutive points, they could still help the team close the point difference. Helplessly, the key points were still handicap, resulting in a loss.

And the two people in the audience were excellent performances. One was Russell, with 27 points and 10 assists, who played perfectly in the first three quarters. It's just that in the last quarter of the physical decline, he had a situation of striking iron. There's no way, it's really tired, he's suffering a huge adjustment on both ends of the floor, but it's good that he can play with that kind of stats.

At the same time, the play of thick eyebrows is also very good. With 26 points and 12 rebounds on 12-of-20 shooting, that's a perfect statistic. It's just that the thick eyebrows have not been able to get the ball in the last quarter, which is very inexplicable. In fact, in James' absence, it is difficult for him to catch the ball in his comfort zone, which is why his stats are not so terrifying. Now he's pretty much a blue-collar character.

Prince, Hachimura, Van der Biao, Reddish and Wood were all passing. Among them, Prince had 11 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks, and his defensive play was perfect, but his shooting and rebounding were not very good, which was a major drawback for him. There is also Van der Biao, his ability to grab rebounds in the front court is okay, but he can't score goals under the basket, which completely hinders the play.

And Hachimura's overall state in this game was not bad, scoring 11 points in 5 of 8, but he was abandoned all the time. And Wood was able to rebound and score steadily after he came on the court, and he played 13 minutes, and he seemed to be just an outcast in Harm's eyes. In addition, Reddish was perfect on both offensive and defensive ends in this game, but he was injured helplessly, which hurt the Lakers too much.

Both Rivers and Christie are signs of a collapse. Rivers had 12 points, 0 free throws and 3 turnovers on 5-of-14 shooting, proving that he couldn't show any value on the offensive end. And on the defensive end, Rivers continued to be named, but never let him go, and Hamm's use of personnel was desperate. Christie had all 10 minutes of 0 and couldn't show any value.