It's more desperate than being killed by 20 points: James and the Lakers can't win against the Nuggets with all their might!
James and the Lakers played a perfect game, and unfortunately, they faced the Nuggets, in Ham's words, hats off to the Nuggets!
The Lakers led the Nuggets by as many as 20 points, before falling to Jamal Murray's last-minute shot.
James played perfectly, hitting consecutive three-pointers at critical moments to continue his life.
Russell battled for 23 points and six assists on 8-of-16 shooting, 7-of-11 three-pointers.
Davis also did his best, shooting 14-of-19 from the field for 32 points, 11 rebounds and two assists.
The Lakers shot 43.3 percent from 14-of-30 three-point range and couldn't be asked to shoot higher.
The Nuggets sleepwalked for 47 minutes and shot 23.5 percent from 3-point range on 8-of-34 shooting. Can't pray that the Nuggets play worse.
The Lakers gave it their all and played the perfect game, but luck was still on their side!
For James, for Davis, for the Lakers, that's the most desperate.
The Lakers led for most of the game, including extending the lead to 20 points in the third quarter. But fate still didn't change, and the defending champion Nuggets came back into the fourth quarter to narrow their lead to 10 points.
After that, MVP Jokic took over the game, and the Nuggets tied the score with just over a minute left in the game. The two sides "beat each other" with a punch and a knife, and it depends on who survives to the end and does not fall. It wasn't until James missed a three-pointer with 16 seconds left in the game that gave Murray a chance to lead the Nuggets to a comeback.
The Lakers played a perfect game of 47 minutes and 44 seconds, suppressed the Nuggets for 47 minutes and 44 seconds, and were killed in the last 16 seconds, which is an emotion that is worse than death. The Lakers played at full strength, no one was criticized and blamed in this game, and every player in the Lakers needs to be applauded, even so, it still failed to change his life!
For James, for Davis, for Russell, for every player of the Lakers, what kind of despair is this!
For the Lakers, compared to being killed by 20 points ahead, compared to facing the Nuggets' 10-game losing streak, the Lakers' most desperate thing is how perfect a game they have to play, how to play against the sky, and how to win the Nuggets!?
