Another 3-quarter crash! James scored 29 points, and the Heat scored only 8 points, and the Heat scored double-doubles to beat the Lakers by 41 points

On December 5, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Miami Heat hosted the visiting Los Angeles Lakers. After four quarters of fierce battles, the Heat finally defeated the Lakers 134-93.

Statistics:

Lakers: James 29 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists, thick eyebrows 8 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists, Hachimura 14 points, Russell 12 points, Christie 11 points, Vincent 9 points;

Heat: Herro 31 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, Bam Adebayo 14 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists, Butler 17 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, Highsmith 14 points, Rochier 16 points, Love 10 points.

Both Injuries and Stoppages:

Lakers: Wood (knee), Hayes (ankle), Vanderbilt (foot), Bronny (foot), Reaves (pelvis);

Heat: Vail (foot).

Tournament Progression:

In the first quarter of the game, James took the lead to score 2 points, and Adebayo hit one of two free throws. The two sides then scored each other, and the score came to 6 draws. After that, the Heat suddenly came into play, and they launched an 11-0 attack wave to instantly extend the difference to double digits, and Russell hit a three-pointer to stop the bleeding. The Heat's offense continued unabated, and another 8-2 small climax continued to expand the lead, but the Lakers found the sense of offense, and responded with a wave of 7-0 to narrow the gap to 7 points, Butler forced a three-point shot at a critical moment, and then the two sides scored each other, and the first quarter ended, the Heat led the Lakers by 8 points 34-26.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Harkes hit a shot to extend the difference to 10 points again, Vincent's three-pointer was still colored, but Dunroe made another layup, and the Heat took advantage of the situation to play a 9-2 attack wave to widen the difference to 14 points, Russell threw a shot to finally stop the bleeding, but Harkes hit another three-pointer. The two sides have since been locked in a tug-of-war, with the score alternating upwards, but the Heat have maintained a double-digit lead. In the middle of the quarter, the Heat went on a 9-2 run to extend the margin to nearly 20 points, and Hachimura went up to stabilize the situation. Herro and Highsmith hit back-to-back three-pointers as the Heat took a 20-plus point lead. The Lakers went on a 6-2 run at the end of the quarter to narrow the gap slightly. At halftime, the Heat led the Lakers by 17 points, 69-52.

In the third quarter of the game, Butler's dunk continued to widen the difference, and James made a layup to chase the score. Hachimura was quick to score, but the Heat immediately hit a three-pointer, and in the time since, although the Lakers have maintained a good shooting percentage, the Heat have maintained a lead of about 20 points. In the middle of the quarter, the Lakers suddenly felt cold and repeatedly hit the iron, and the Heat took advantage of the situation to blast out an 11-2 super attack wave to widen the score gap to 28 points, and Davis finally hit two points. At the end of the third quarter, the Heat went on a 9-0 run to widen the margin to more than 30 points. At the end of the third quarter, the Heat led the Lakers 105-72 by 33 points.

At the beginning of the final quarter, the Heat came up with a three-pointer to continue to expand the lead, and then although the Lakers changed to the main force to narrow the difference, the Heat maintained a good hand and always maintained the lead above 30 points. At 8 minutes and 44 seconds into the fourth quarter, the Lakers replaced almost all of their main players, leaving only Russell on the court, and the Heat also replaced the first lineup, and the game entered garbage time. The Lakers' bench lineup also did not play well, and the gap continued to be widened by the Heat. In the end, the game was over, and the Heat beat the Lakers by 41 points 134-93.

Both teams start:

Lakers: Hachimura, James, Davis, Knecht, Russell;

Heat: Butler, Highsmith, Adebayo, Dunroe, Herro.