The Lakers beat the Jazz 138-122. In this game, the Lakers established enough advantages in the first half, and they were able to continue to stabilize the point difference in the second half and finally complete a big victory.
And the five people in the whole game are perfect scores. The biggest focus of this must be Brother Thick Eyebrows, who scored 37 points and 15 boards, this is still a back-to-back game, such a performance is really a surprise. Because now Brother Thick Eyebrows is very dominant in scoring, rebounding, assists and defense, and even as long as he is on the court, the team has a clear fulcrum on offense and defense. As long as he stays healthy, he will be a big driver for the Lakers.
Hachimura was also a big surprise player, hitting a new personal high with 36 points. He's very good at taking the open spots, he can score whenever he gets the chance, and he and James did have something to do with the special training, which was a huge surprise and he has secured his place in the starting line-up. Dinwiddie is also a big treasure. He's a great fit for the Lakers' system, he's a star-caliber ball-handler and he's very good at controlling the situation on the offensive end. And on the defensive end, Dinwiddie can also handle the opponent, plus the shooting percentage is also good, he can help in all aspects.
Rivers and Russell are also making substantial contributions. Russell had 11 points, 8 rebounds and 17 assists, and his drive on the offensive end was still perfect. Russell's tandem has been fully mined lately and he's playing his rhythm. Rivers scored 20 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists on 8-of-11 shooting, and as long as he doesn't take control, his overall contribution is still okay.
As for Hayes, it was a passing performance. The defense is out of position, the offense is not wrong, he has four points on 2-of-2 shooting, two steals, and he's played nine minutes, so he deserves more playing time.
Prince, Vindler, and Wood are all signs of a crash. For Prince in particular, his biggest trouble on the court is inconsistency. On the offensive end, he was 2 out of 6, and on the defensive end, he was not a sharp knife, and the limitations were still too great. Wood doesn't defendically right now, his shooting is shaky, and he's getting lost. Vindler was 1-of-3 from three-point range, and he was a fringe player.