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The Lakers made their first disappointing gesture of 13 points, before bouncing back in the second half thanks to their young stars Brandon Ingram (21 years old each), who scored 29 and 21 points respectively, led their team to the second victory in the last seven games, specifically since the injury of their star "The King" LeBron James Who suffered a muscular injury on Christmas Day in front of Warriors of the state of the gold The defending champion.
Ingram and Paul were good when their coach thought Luke Wolton And executed the instructions given to them as a result of the humiliating loss Minnesota Timberwolves 86-108, Sunday.
Walton congratulated his players, noting that he saw more energy early in the game and that when his team played smarter in the second half, he managed to reverse the situation of the owners of the field.
Walton said, "Actually, I was very happy with our competitive spirit in that first half, and I saw that the players were doing everything in their power."
He continued to urge his players to "Transform their mentality" In the second half, they responded with a superiority of 32-13 in the third quarter, then 21-17 in the last quarter.
An important Slovenian appeared Luca Donsic In the Mavericks, scoring 27 points was not enough to spare his team the twenty-fourth defeat in 40 games.
And heart Milwaukee Bucks (26-32) and 26-28 Tawaliya (12-26), who had a 12-point lead thanks to his fourth-quarter defeat (31-16).
As usual, the Greek star has played Yannis Antikonmambo With 30 points and 10 rebounds, Malcolm Brogdon added 21 points and Brooke Lopez 15 points and 8 rebounds.
The Milwaukee Bucks lost Saturday against the Toronto Raptors in Eastern Province, winning 28 of 39 games against 30 in 42.
In the rest of the games, he won Boston Celtics On the Brooklyn Nets 116-95, the Portland Trail Blazers on New York Knicks 111-101 Sacramento Kings 111 Orlando Magic Houston Rockets 108 Denver Denver Nuggets New Orleans Pelikans Memphis Grizzlies 114-95, San Antonio Spurs 103
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The Lakers had a disappointing 13-point lead before coming back in the second half thanks to two young stars, Brandon Ingram and 21-year-old Lunzo Boll, who scored 29 and 21 points respectively, leading to their second win in the seven Last Matches, Star "King" LeBron James, who suffered a muscular injury on Christmas Day in front of the champion Golden State Warriors.
It was thought that Ingram and Paul were their director, Luc Wolton, and he executed his instructions after Sunday's humiliating defeat against the Minnesota Timberwolves 86-108.
Walton congratulated his players, noting that he saw more energy early in the game and that when his team played smarter in the second half, he managed to reverse the situation of the owners of the field.
"I was really excited about our competitive spirit in this first period, I saw that the players were doing everything in their power," Wolton said.
He added that he had urged his players to "change their minds" in the second half, with a lead of 32-13 in the third quarter and 21-17 in the fourth.
Leading Slovenian Luka Duncić, who scored 27 points, was not enough to spare his team the 24th defeat in 40 games.
The Milwaukee Bucks beat Utah Jazz to a 12-point lead thanks to their fourth quarter loss (31-16).
Greek star Yianis Antitkonmbo scored 30 points with 10 rebounds and Malcolm Brugdon added 21 points and Brooke Lopez 15 and 8 rebounds.
The Milwaukee Bucks lost Saturday against the Toronto Raptors in Eastern Province, winning 28 of 39 games against 30 in 42.
In other games, the Boston Celtics defeated the Brooklyn Nets 116-95, the Portland Trail Blazers on the New York Knicks 111-101, the Sacramento Kings on the Orlando Magic 111-95, the Houston Rockets on the Denver Nuggets 125 -113 and New Orleans Pelikans on Memphis Grizzlies 114-95, San Antonio 79
