Big controversy! Li Yueru only shot 3 and scored 2 points, and was hidden in the snow in the last quarter, and after 18 points on the court, he still had no ball

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2024-06-15 09:32Posted in Jiangxi Sports Creator

On June 15, Beijing time, the Los Angeles Sparks played away against the Minnesota Bobcats in the WNBA regular season, and the Sparks led by 11 points in the first quarter, and then were overtaken by 3 points in the first three quarters by the Bobcats. The Sparks continued to be pulled apart in the final quarter, and the Sparks failed to turn the tables around, and finally the Sparks lost to the Bobcats 76-81 and suffered a two-game losing streak. After Li Yueru exploded in the last game of 18+7, he made 0 shots in the first half of this campaign, and only hit one goal 3 times in the whole game to score 2 points.

Statistics

Los Angeles Sparks: Li Yueru came off the bench to score 2 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist on 1-of-3 shooting in 14:55, Jackson 19 points and 10 rebounds, Hamby 16 points and 11 rebounds, McDonald 14 points, Brown 12 points.

Minnesota Bobcats: Collier 30 points, 6 rebounds and 8 steals, Carlton 11 points, Smith 12 points, Williams 15 points, 7 rebounds and 10 assists.

Game recap

In her first 12 games for the Los Angeles Sparks this season, she averaged 0 points in the first three games and scored in nine consecutive games. In the last game of the Sparks, Li Yueru was 6-of-9 from the field and 6-of-6 from the free-throw line, scoring 18 points and 7 rebounds to play the best performance of her WNBA career, setting a number of WNBA career high records.

Now the Los Angeles Sparks are playing at home and away against the Bobcats, and the two sides have met for the second time this season, and the first meeting Sparks lost to the Bobcats by 24 points 62-86. The Sparks trailed 6-7 at the beginning of the first quarter, and then the Sparks opened up a wave of 8-0 offense to take a 14-7 lead, and the Sparks then extended their lead to 20-12. Brink went off the court with two fouls, Li Yueru came off the bench, the Sparks continued to suppress the Bobcats, and Hamby hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer, and the Sparks led the Bobcats by 11 points at 25-14 at the end of the first quarter.

Heading into the second quarter, the Sparks extended a 12-point lead at 35-23 in the first half of the quarter, but then the Bobcats fought back to close the score. The Bobcats went on a 16-9 offensive run in the second half to chase points, and at the end of the first half, the Sparks were chased to 44-39 to lead the Bobcats by five points. In the first two quarters of the game, Li Yueru came off the bench for 8 minutes and 34 seconds, contributed 0 points, 3 rebounds, 1 turnover, and 2 fouls with zero shots, with a plus/minus of +4 on the court, and had no sense of presence on the court. Hamby had 12 points and six rebounds, Brown had 10 points and Collier had 17 points.

After halftime, the Bobcats took the lead in a wave of 7-0 offensive to lead by 2 points, and the two sides then tied one after another, and Li Yueru hit his first goal with 5 minutes and 40 seconds left in the third quarter. Williams led the Bobcats on a 6-0 offensive run with a three-pointer to take the lead, Li Yueru assisted on a layup by McDonald, and Carlton hit a three-pointer. McDonald continued to score on layups, Collier hit a mid-range shot, and McDonald scored on a buzzer-beating shot, and the Sparks lost by eight points at 12-20 in the first quarter, and the Sparks were outscored by the Bobcats by 3 points at 56-59 at the end of the third quarter. In the first three quarters, Li Yueru came off the bench for 14 minutes and 55 seconds, scoring 2 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist in 1 of 3, Sparks scored 4 double-doubles, Bobcats scored 2 double-doubles, and Collier scored 22 points and 7 steals.

Entering the final quarter of the game, Li Yueru watched the game from the bench, and the Bobcats continued to attack and defend to suppress the sparks, and the Sparks trailed 67-76 with 3:05 left to ask for a timeout. The Sparks fought back with 1 minute and 12 seconds left to chase the difference of 5 points, but the Sparks were not able to complete the counterattack, and finally the Sparks lost to the Bobcats and suffered 2 consecutive defeats.

Both sides start

Los Angeles Sparks: Nass, Brink, Hamby, Jackson, Clarenton

Minnesota Bobcats: Carlton, Collier, Smith, Williams, McBride

(Text/Drunken Sleeping)

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