Brownie fills the data bar! The Lakers beat the Pelicans 94-81!

On July 13, the Lakers and Pelicans game was held as scheduled in Las Vegas. In this game, Brownie played a brilliant role, making 5 of 11 shots in the game, 1 of 5 three-pointers, and scoring 14 points, 1 rebound, 3 assists, 2 steals and 1 block with a 45% shooting percentage. Not only did it fill the data bar, it also led the Lakers to win the game 94-81!

In addition to its luxurious data, the steal counterattack layup in the last 3 seconds has caused heated discussion among netizens: the last iron-blooded layup really has the "father's wind"!

Perhaps everyone is used to watching the NBA and doesn't know much about the rules of the summer league. In fact, the team's final ranking depends not only on how many games they win, but also on the net score! Winning one more point can affect the team's ranking and promotion opportunities throughout the summer league in Las Vegas. Brownie's layup expanded the gap from 11 points to 13 points, which was equivalent to giving the Lakers a little more possibility in the summer. If they really wanted to lean on James, they would be like a father, but - without quotes!

In fact, Brownie played quite efficiently in this game. When she was behind 0-9 in the first quarter, she used an empty cut to make a layup to help the team break the scoring drought!

The third quarter hit the basket one after another, helping the team expand its lead! Especially in the fourth quarter, the steal was completed within 3 seconds, and then counterattacked and layups were made, expanding the gap to 13 points, increasing the net winning score!

At this point in the summer league, the Lakers have experienced three games, and Brownie has made obvious progress. As a role player with the No. 55 pick, it is probably rare for them to perform in the summer league!

First was the first game against the Spurs. Brownie played for 15 minutes, scored 2 points and 1 rebound in 5 shots, and then in the game against the Mavericks, he was not ruthless against the No. 1 pick Flag, scoring 8 points and 2 assists! Then in this game against the Pelicans, scoring 14 points and 3 assists! Brownie's progress is real. He is improving his ability to confront and seize every key opportunity!

As James' eldest son, he could have enjoyed a peaceful life, but he didn't do that! Instead, he proved himself step by step through the summer league, from breaking the scoring drought at the beginning to finishing the last two points, Brownie is proving with his actions that he is trying to adapt to the rhythm of the game. The rich second-generation who played No. 55 is trying to get rid of James' label and responding to the fans' expectations for him. His summer league has just begun. What kind of surprise can he bring in the next game? Let's wait and see!

So what do you think about this game?