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The Lakers were killed to release 2 signals, so why not lose 2 in a row?

Mr. Lu

The Lakers and Nuggets series have attracted much attention and attention, but now the overall score of the two teams has come to 0:2, and the Lakers have lost all of them on two road trips, and it seems that they have reached the edge of the cliff. From these two games, we can clearly see that the Lakers in the first half are simply two different teams. In the first half, when James was full of energy, and when Davis could turn the tide on the inside, the Lakers could keep the Nuggets at bay to play. Once in the second half, the Lakers will be attacked by a frenzied attack by the young Nuggets, and their physical exhaustion will be on the court to the fullest.

The Lakers collapsed in the third quarter of the first game, which is also a truest microcosm of their two games in the series. In the second game, the Lakers once led by as many as 20 points in the game, but in the end they were overturned by the Nuggets, which was very regrettable, because James's Lakers felt very sad. In this case, is there no hope for the Lakers to survive? Originally, the Lakers and Nuggets could drag the game into overtime with a tough defense in the final critical moment of Game 2, but the Lakers obviously made a fatal mistake in the final pinch, allowing Murray to shoot a two-pointer. As a fan who follows and supports the Lakers, if you look at the second game, I think the Lakers released two signals after being killed.

The first sign is that the strength of the Lakers and Nuggets is not as exaggerated as the 10-game losing streak presented in the game. The strength of the Lakers is that they can wrestle with the Nuggets, but the most lethal problem of the Lakers is physical strength. If the Lakers' role players can give James and Davis more time off the court, then as long as they can maintain their energy, the Lakers will have a good chance of winning the game in the second half. The second signal is that I want to give a shot in the arm to the fans who follow and support the Lakers, although the Lakers are down 0-2, but you have to remember that this is just the beginning. Because the real start of the series is when the team wins on the road. The Nuggets haven't won at home in Los Angeles yet, so as long as the Lakers can hold on to their home court and try to fight for the Kings, then everything is under control.