The Lakers lost 119-135 to the Rockets in the first game of a back-to-back, and the Lakers once trailed by as many as 30 points, and two days ago they narrowly defeated Golden State in double overtime at the Warriors' home court.
Dillon Brooks' defensive moves in this game sparked heated discussions, the first time was when Vanderbilt made a layup, he deliberately pushed Ah Biao in the air, causing Van der Biao to fly directly out of the court, but the referee did not upgrade the penalty after watching the replay.
The second time was when James was dangling under the basket and preparing to shoot, Dillon jumped high and gave James a big ear scraper for his neck and head with his elbow + arm.
James then fell to the ground in pain, his neck and head were hit hard, and the referee watched the replay and gave Dillon a malicious foul for a first degree, because of the impact of this action, James missed two free throws.
But some American fans think that James is too weak: I really enjoy the next era led by Wembanyama and other young people, and I have seen enough of LeBron's soft, crying, and crumbling era. Shout out Dillon and continue to fattening the weak teddy bear.
There are also American fans who wrote: LeBron is the biggest fake fall liar I've ever seen, which is not even worthy of Dillon's kiss, since the NBA began to praise James, he got his way, you have never seen Curry, KD, Giannis cheat like this.
But Thick Eyebrows commented on Dillon's actions after the game: You all saw his actions against James clearly, and in my opinion he hit James in the face as a blatant attack, and I think Dillon should have been ejected. There's a big foul in the game, it's part of basketball, but you can't push the opponent in the air and get them off balance, and he deserves to be ejected for both moves.
James refused to talk about Dillon, and Ham made it clear in the post-game interview: competition is one thing, but intentional injury is another, and Dillon should have been expelled from this game a long time ago.
Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream