Discuss the review|Hu Yong's "pseudo-peak duel"? No matter how much the referee adds, he can't return to the former cavalry battle

You have to admire the NBA league's ability to operate commercially, a contest of the 10th Vs 12th in the West, will be choreographed so passionately, double overtime, lore and lore, so that the hearts of fans on both sides of the Lakers and Warriors are in their throats.

But no matter how ups and downs the plot is, even if the protagonists are LeBron and Curry, it can't hide that this is no longer the top dialogue in the West or even in the league.

Just like "First Sight Photo Studio", even if it is a piece of poop and placed on the highest stage, hundreds of millions of people will still watch it.

The final score was an exaggerated 145-144, and the almost 75-year-old Janku was forcibly dragged into two overtime hours, seemingly to make the NBA's ratings look a little more impressive.

The statistics are even more interesting, the Lakers led 43-16 on free throws, while the Warriors made 58 crazy shots from beyond the three-point line, 31 more than the Lakers. The foul line also led 34-21.

So Warriors fans will still complain about the "Los Angeles free throw team", and the Lakers will retort how you can make fouls when you fly a kite outside the three-point line.

So once again it entered a wave of illusory, endlessly noisy, creating countless traffic out of thin air.

In fact, anyone who has watched the games between the two teams in the past few years will have a general understanding of their style.

Lakers players are generally tall, and there are forbidden area beasts like thick eyebrows, coupled with unreliable three-point points, and the offense is dominated by breakthroughs and interior impacts.

The Warriors are yodelers per cap, with almost every position below the league's average height, making a living from three-point shooting.

At the same time, the referee is very critical in the confrontation between the two teams.

Once the scale is loosened, the Warriors can compensate for the size disadvantage with more aggressive defensive moves and mobile pick-and-rolls, making it easier for them to play their own style.

And once tightened, not only will the Lakers be able to fight more free throws with their size advantage, but the Warriors' defensive efficiency will plummet.

This is the league's favorite scenario, and the game trend of these two teams is too easy to be influenced by the referee.

Compared with last year's Western Conference semifinals, today's game has taken supporting roles such as Schroderwalk, Divicenzo, and Poole, but the two teams still stick to the previous line of thought in terms of overall tactics.

After the Lakers came up, they forced the inside, and the Warriors ran an offense around Curry, not only did the Dream Fire line return to the starter, but Schroder, who gave Curry a headache last year, was not there, Vanderbilt was off the court again, and Reaves and Russell's defense did not affect him obviously, so in the first quarter, the two sides played their own games, and it was still a normal regular season rhythm.

At the end of the first quarter, the Lakers led 33-30. Curry had 11 points and 3 assists, LeBron had 9 points and 4 boards, and thick eyebrows had 8 points and 7 boards.

In the second quarter, the Lakers were still led by LeBron and Russell, and the thick eyebrows rested off the court.

However, Podzemski and Saric in the Warriors' rotation lineup scored consecutive points to overtake the score, but the Lakers still held their grip high, and James, Vanderbilt and Hachimura scored one after another.

After Curry returned to the court, he first assisted to chase the dream, then hit a three-pointer himself, and then fed Wiggins in a row, and the Lakers' outside defense really didn't cope well in the first half.

Fortunately, Wood and Bushy Eyebrow's twin towers also had a clear advantage, and the two teams were tied at 61-61 with one minute left in the first half.

At this time, it was James who stepped up and scored the last seven points to help the Lakers lead 68-63 at halftime.

The first half can only be regarded as a warm-up for the show, and the second half of the show begins.

The referee saw that the two sides were almost moving, and began to work hard.

At the beginning of the third quarter, the Warriors were sounded by Kuminga's three-point shot, and at the same time, the intensity was significantly increased on the defensive end and in the confrontation, and the referee scale in multiple collisions was very different from the first half.

The Lakers didn't adapt to the shots, although Russell hit three points in a row, but they couldn't stop the deliberately brewed "Brave Three Crazy", Curry, Klay, Wiggins then fired from the outside, and the Warriors stretched the difference to 88-73 in one go.

And the Lakers are not alone, and the thick eyebrows were hit in the thigh by Dream Chaser in an offense, although it was not an intentional injury, but it made him limp back to the locker room for treatment.

This was the most likely chance for the Warriors to end the game, but then the Lakers' resistance and the referee's sudden tightening of the scale kept the game in suspense.

James first scored on his own layup, then helped Vanderbilt complete 2+1, and then he and Reaves made consecutive successful baskets, and the Lakers chased it to 87-88.

But Klay hit two more three-pointers from the Lakers to help the Warriors maintain a 99-91 lead at the end of the third quarter, and the suspense of the game remained.

But when it comes to the Warriors, the heat of the outside world and the grudges of the past, the Lakers have shown more focus and tenacity than ever before.

At the beginning of the fourth quarter, James found Hachimura to hit a three-pointer, although the Warriors' rookie center Jackson Davis successfully cut twice, and Klay also felt hot, but the Lakers' interior attack was obviously more resolute, making the Warriors' formation shrink more and more.

At the same time, they finally waited for their three-point shot.

Only scored 9 points in the first three quarters, and Russell, who was targeted by the splash in turn, first scored a low-handed layup to chase 100-107, and then Thick Eyebrows and Vanderbilt made consecutive free throws to score 5 points.

Curry's three-pointer stretched the deficit to 114-105 again, with just 3:58 left on the game time.

But Russell first hit a three-pointer to stabilize the situation, and then caused Curry to foul and hit two free throws, and after Reaves counterattacked and made free throws, he received Davis' assist and once again went through the outside with a hundred steps, and the Lakers rebounded 10-0 in two and a half minutes and took the initiative on the court again.

Then the Lakers once again defended the Warriors' offense, and the thick eyebrows grabbed the rebound and caused Curry to foul and hit both free throws, with only 29 seconds left.

After Curry scored on a layup, the biggest controversy of the game emerged:

When Dream chased a deliberate foul, he directly slammed the thick eyebrows in the face with the big pocket that had overturned Nurkic before.

A 100% first-degree malicious foul, but the referee only gave an ordinary foul, and it shrunk from two free throws to two free throws!

Thick Eyebrow made one of two free throws, and finally Curry completed a small layup on Thick Eyebrow and scored a big layup, 118-118 The two teams went into the first overtime.

Overtime completely became a dialogue between the main players, and Zhan Mei teamed up to score 6 points first, but Curry and Dream chased the score again.

James and Reaves scored back-to-back baskets to stretch the deficit to four points again, but Curry's three-pointer saved the Warriors again. After Russell hit two free throws, Klay tied the game with three seconds left.

The two old teams went into the second overtime.

It's all about spirit and will.

James fired from the outside and stepped on the line again to turn into two points, and after Curry made two fouls and made two free throws, Russell came with another real three-pointer. James added another mid-range shot to stretch the score to 137-132.

But neither the Warriors nor the referees gave up.

Kuminga's suspected offensive elbow foul turned into a James shooting foul, and Curry hit another three-pointer after hitting one of two free throws, 137-135.

After the bushy brow scored inside, Klay hit another three-pointer, 139-138.

After Wiggins steals Russell, Curry hit another three-pointer to give the Warriors a 141-139 lead.

But after the Lakers successfully blocked Podzemski's three-point shot, Russell completed a three-point counterattack, and the Lakers took the lead again at 142-141.

With 14 seconds left, Reaves hit one of two free throws to give the Warriors a chance to live, and Curry received a pass from Podemski and hit another three-pointer, but before that, Vanderbilt, who was defending him, was once again brought down by the Dream Chase "Auto Wall", and the referee did nothing.

But in the final round, James made two free throws after breaking through with the ball on the outside, completing the free throw stunner, and finally ending this ups and downs and exciting game.

Curry scored 46 points and 7 assists on 17-of-35 shooting, and the highest single-game score this season was also the third 40+, but the last time was back on October 31 last year.

LeBron scored 36 points, 20 rebounds and 12 assists in a triple-double, setting a personal single-game rebounding record in the regular season, and once again ended his old rival and conquered the Chase Center.

With 29 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 blocks, the thick eyebrows are still a strong opponent that the Warriors can't reach. The man behind this game was Vanderbilt, who had 14 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks, and his energy on both offensive and defensive ends kept the Warriors in the throat, and finally managed to squeeze out Ham's love and played Prince for 41 minutes.

Although it seems to be lively, from the content of the game to the actual ranking of the two teams, you should realize that this is far from the high-end game of the West today.

The problem of the Lakers' outside defense still exists, and the distance of letting the sluggish state feel cut 46 points on the body can only show that the outside defense of Russell + Reaves + Prince is still paper-pasted.

At the same time, 9-of-27 three-pointers are still not on the table in today's NBA.

But even so, the Warriors still need the help of the referee to drag on with the Lakers for so long.

If the malicious foul of Dream Chaser in regular time had not been ignored, the game would not have gone into overtime at all.

Curry's final three-pointer in overtime was beautiful, but Dream's mobile pick-and-roll was still more lethal than Looney's Limbo microstep.

If you only look at the number of free throws and fouls when discussing the referee scale, it is too low-level.

It's just a regular season game, and the winner just adds one more win to the record, but there's no difference between winning the Warriors and winning the Pistons and the Thunder.

Of course, after four quarters of hard work and double overtime, I lost the ball in the end, I'm afraid I really can't eat when I go home.