Yuki Kawamura made his NBA debut, and his performance can be described as amazing. Although he only played 9 minutes off the bench, Yuki Kawamura seized the opportunity and scored 5 points and 3 assists, hitting three points.
With 9 minutes and 16 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Yuki Kawamura was substituted. As soon as he came up, not long after playing, Yuki Kawamura found an opportunity, and he hit a three-point shot in the bottom corner, and he hit it steadily.
As a bench player, Kawamura wants to gain a foothold in the NBA, and he needs to play such a microwave effect, and he can contribute as soon as he gets on the court, so that he will be appreciated by the coach.
The outside three-point line is also Kawamura's main weapon in the NBA, and his other weapon is speed on the court. As a defender who is only 1.73 meters tall, his speed is quite fast, and after he gets on the field, he frequently uses his speed to tear apart the opponent's defense, creating opportunities for his teammates.
The Grizzlies' final three-point shot of the game also came from an assist from Yuki Kawamura, who broke through and split the ball on the right wing, and Wells hit a three-point shot from the buzzer to complete the winning shot. Looking at the performance of his preseason debut, it makes people feel that Yuki Kawamura has every chance to become a surprise player for the Grizzlies and enter the regular season rotation lineup.