NBA regular season: The Lakers lost to the Hawks and suffered two consecutive defeats James quasi-triple-double Trae Young 26+13

On January 31, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. In today's high-profile matchup, the Lakers challenged the Hawks on the road, and Davis was sidelined due to injury. The Lakers trailed by seven points in the first quarter, and Trae Young led the Hawks to extend their lead in the second and third quarters, leading by as many as 20 points. In the end, the Lakers lost 122-138 to the Hawks on the road. The Lakers suffered two straight losses to improve their record to 24-25, while the Hawks won two straight games to improve their record to 20-27.

Data on both sides:

Lakers - James 20 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists, Russell 9 points and 5 assists, Reaves 28 points and 6 assists, Hachimura 16 points and 4 rebounds, Wood 9 points and 8 rebounds, Vanderbilt 12 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, Hayes 6 points and 6 rebounds, Prince 7 points;

Hawks - Trae Young 26 points, 2 rebounds and 13 assists, Murray 24 points, 4 rebounds and 9 assists, Johnson 19 points and 11 rebounds, Sadiq Bey 18 points and 8 rebounds, Capela 13 points and 12 rebounds, Bogdanovic 18 points.

Star of the game: Trae Young

Trae Young played a total of 34 minutes today, shooting 9-of-20, including 6-of-9 three-pointers and 2-of-2 free throws, totaling 26 points, 2 rebounds, 13 assists and 1 steal. After scoring just two points in the first quarter, Trae Young scored 11 points and four assists in both the second and third quarters to help the Hawks build an advantage and eventually win.

Highlights:

1, Trae Young's long pass runs through the whole field, and Murray Dapeng spreads his wings and soars wantonly

2. The Cake King is back! Capela finished with consecutive baskets

3. Want to inspect my goods? Murray dropped the bomb without a solution

4. Able to attack and help! James sent assists to the Lakers to bite the score

5. Today's five best balls are scheduled! Rivers throws far away, and Lao Zhan catches the dunk empty

6. It's a pity! Hayes was blown against the sky and Capela was blown to attack and hit people

7. Does this defense look down on me? Trae Young hit a three-pointer from a big open position

8. The feel is coming back? Russell hit the extreme backward shot

9. It's time to kill the game! Murray scored back-to-back points to widen the gap with the Hawks

Contest Recap:

At the beginning of the first quarter, Reaves took the lead in shooting, James hit 2+1, and the Lakers started the game 5-0. The Hawks' Johnson and Trae Young hit back-to-back shots to close the gap, Russell and James helped the Lakers stabilize the situation, and after Reaves and Prince scored, the Lakers extended their lead to six points on a 7-2 run. The Hawks' Sadiq Bey and Capela scored six straight points to close the gap, and after Reeves and Hayes scored back-to-back points, the Hawks' Bogdanovic and Okongwu responded in succession. Bogdanovic and Murray then helped the Hawks take the lead, Saddiq Bey scored four straight points with free throws, and Sadiq Bey hit another three-pointer to give the Hawks a seven-point lead. Hachimura helped the Lakers stop the scoring drought, and Saddiq Bey soon scored again, Reaves and Bogdanovic hit three-pointers, Christie and Wood scored successively, and Murray scored four straight points to give the Hawks a 36-29 lead over the Lakers to end the first quarter.

In the second quarter, Wood and Vanderbilt scored four consecutive points to narrow the gap, and Trae Young hit a three-pointer to stabilize the situation. Vanderbilt and Hachimura scored four straight points to narrow it to two. Johnson scored four straight points and Bogdanovic hit a three-pointer to re-establish an eight-point lead. Russell hit both free throws, James hit a shot to help the Lakers close the gap, and Trae Young and Johnson quickly responded with four straight points. Hachimura, Hayes and Reaves led the team to a 6-2 run to close the gap, and Trae Young and Sadiq Bey hit back-to-back three-pointers to extend their 12-point lead. Prince scored five straight points to shrink, Capela and Sadiq Bey responded in quick succession, and after Murray and Reaves scored in succession, the Hawks led the Lakers 67-56 to end the first half.

In the rematch, Capela, Murray and Johnson combined to extend the lead 6-0. After Reaves made a shot, Trae Young hit a three-pointer and Johnson scored again to extend the Hawks' lead to 20 points. James and Reaves then combined to close the gap 6-2, and after Saddiq Bey hit both free throws, Russell hit a three-pointer to narrow it to 15 points. After Capela scored a basket, Trae Young hit a three-pointer to re-extend to 20 points. The Lakers' James hit a three-pointer, Russell and Wood hit back-to-back shots, and the Lakers narrowed a 7-0 run to 13 points. Hunter and Bogdanovic hit three three-pointers in a row to make a 9-3 run to stretch again to 19 points. The Lakers made one of two free throws, Hachimura and Reaves hit back-to-back three-pointers, and the Lakers narrowed it to 12 points on a 7-0 run. Trae Young hit another three-pointer, Okongwu and Johnson scored back-to-back shots, and the Hawks went on a 7-2 run to pull away again. After Reaves hit both free throws, the Hawks led the Lakers 103-88 to end the first three quarters.

In the final quarter, James hit a three-point shot, Hachimura shot well, and the Lakers narrowed to 10 points. Trae Young and Bogdanovic scored back-to-back points, and Vanderbilt and Reeves responded in quick succession. Saddiq Bey and Vanderbilt hit back-to-back shots, and after a timeout, Okongwu hit a three-pointer and Murray hit back-to-back baskets to stretch the Hawks to 15 points on a 7-2 run. Hachimura hit a three-pointer, James hit consecutive free throws, Murray felt hot to help the Hawks stabilize the situation, and Johnson hit a three-pointer after the Hawks led to 16 points. After a timeout, Saddiq Bey made one of two free throws, Johnson hit another shot, Reaves hit a 2+1, and Murray hit another shot to extend the Hawks' lead to 18 points. After the Lakers took a timeout, they replaced James and other main players, Capela made two free throws to expand to 20 points, and Vindeler hit consecutive three-pointers to help the Lakers narrow the gap, but because there was little time left, the Lakers finally suffered a defeat on the road.

Both starters:

Lakers - James, Russell, Reaves, Prince, Hayes;

Hawks - Trae Young, Murray, Johnson, Saddiq Bey, Bogdanovic.