On February 13, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. The Golden State Warriors played against the Los Angeles Lakers at home. James reached a career milestone, and the total regular season + playoff score rose to the first in history. Thompson scored the highest score in a single game in three years, including 16 points in the final quarter; James missed a key free throw at the last moment, and the Warriors beat the Lakers 117-115, ending a two-game losing streak.
For the Warriors, Thompson had 33 points, Curry had 24 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists, and Wiggins had 19 points;
The Lakers suffered a three-game losing streak. James had 26 points, 15 rebounds and 8 assists, Westbrook had 19 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists, and Davis had 16 points and 7 rebounds.
game review
At the beginning of the game, the two sides got into a fight, and the score alternated. The Warriors scored 5 points first and foremost. Bradley hit a three-pointer and Westbrook caused Wiggins to interfere with the ball. Since then, the Lakers’ offense has stagnated, and the Warriors have caused continuous damage and played a 9-0 offensive to take the lead. James counterattacked for a layup to stop the bleeding, and the Warriors responded with two consecutive shots under the basket. Thick eyebrows scored 5 points in a row, and Curry scored 2+1 to fight back. The Lakers stormed a 6-0 spurt. After Lee hit a three-pointer, Poole made three free throws. At the end of the first quarter, the Warriors led 32-26 by 6 points.
In the second quarter, the Warriors scored two goals in a row to widen the point difference to double digits. The Lakers were slow to open the situation, and Klay stopped the opponent with a three-pointer. After the adjustment, James made a breakthrough tipped basket, Westbrook scored two consecutive goals and then assisted Tucker to hit a three-pointer. The Warriors blossomed more and maintained a double-digit lead. After the timeout, Reevesri scored 5 points in a row, and Nongmei also scored 2+1 and continued to approach the score. Li stopped the bleeding with a three-pointer, and the Lakers continued to attack the inside line frequently. After James hit a three-pointer, the Lakers were only 2 points behind. Curry and Kuminga each scored a goal. Bradley responded with a three-pointer, and the Warriors 65-62 after halftime 3 points ahead.
After changing sides and fighting again, Westbrook took the lead in making a layup, and Klay responded with 4 points in consecutive shots and penalties. After a short stalemate, Curry caused James to make two free throws for a foul, and Wiggins also singled James. The Lakers did not show weakness. Westbrook and James hit three-pointers successively, and Wiggins responded strongly with 5 points in a row. Westbrook made two free throws, and Monk scored 5 points in a row to help the Lakers play a 12-2 offensive to overtake the score in one fell swoop. Poole stepped forward and scored 5 points in a row with penalties. James made two free throws. Klay was called for a screen foul and Kerr successfully challenged. -94 leads by 1 point.
In the final decisive battle, the Warriors suddenly lost power and missed a shot from the line. In the nearly half of the quarter, only Klay’s 2+1 scored 3 points. The Lakers played a 9-3 offensive to take a 5-point lead. It was Klay who came forward again and scored two goals in a row to tie the game and stop the Lakers. After the timeout came back, James made a layup, and Reeves was called a foul and Vogel successfully challenged. Westbrook and Reeves each scored a goal, and Clay made two three-pointers in a row to tie the game. The competition between the two sides has become intensified, Westbrook helps fly thick eyebrows, and Wiggins also has a three-pointer. Reeves made two free throws and Clay made a three-pointer. Curry made a key layup, James made one of three free throws for a foul, and then missed a lore three-pointer. In the end, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Lakers, ending the 2-game losing streak and giving the opponent a 3-game losing streak.
Both sides start:
Lakers: Westbrook, Bradley, Johnson, James, Thick eyebrows
Warriors: Curry, Klay, Wiggins, Cuminga, Looney
The Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 117-115 to end their two-game losing streak.
Klay Thompson shined in the audience, scoring 33 points and 5 rebounds on 12 of 22 shots, and scored 5 three-pointers, including 16 points in the last quarter. Thompson’s father worked on the Lakers’ broadcast team and witnessed his son’s highest score in three years.
“It’s special for my dad. He hasn’t seen me play like this in years. He’s so proud of me, it’s always fun to play like this,” Thompson said.
After a long recovery period of 941 days, Thompson finally returned to the game last month. At first, Thompson struggled to fully integrate into the team, but things have been improving recently. Head coach Steve Kerr was very happy with Thompson’s performance.
“You could see that expression on his face, that bounce in his feet, he could feel it,” Kerr said after the game.
James reached an important career milestone in today’s game, and the total points in the regular season and playoffs rose to the first in history.
“I’ve been in awe every time I’ve been alongside great people in my career,” James said.
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