James admitted that being killed by the Bulls was his reason and that he made a terrible mistake

Hey, yesterday's game was really a plot with ups and downs, which once again confirmed that truth, until the last moment, anything can happen. In the last 12.6 seconds, the Lakers still led by 5 points, with a 99% probability of winning, but the Bulls seized this 1% opportunity and turned the tables against the wind, shocking the entire basketball circle.

The whole process happened so quickly, and the emotions of the fans changed so quickly, it was hard to accept. From leading by 5 points to being shot by two three-pointers and trailing by 1 point in an instant, I felt like it was over. Reaves then scored a key layup and felt the win was sealed. Thousands of calculations, it is not counted as Giddey who threw a three-pointer from the midfield ultra-long shot.

A day ago, the Lakers had just experienced the joy of a whistle-blowing shutout. A day later, the haze of lore came over.

Redick said after the game: "It's miserable, it's so miserable to lose so badly in basketball. We don't have a right to feel sorry for ourselves. ”

Doncic on feeling like being killed by the Bulls: "It's hard. We could have controlled the game but it was hard to lose so badly. Especially in back-to-back games, I think we gave our best. It's really hard to lose so badly. ”

"We relaxed in the fourth quarter. If we keep the energy to play the full 48 minutes, we will be very difficult to beat. ”

After chatting, Doncic also smiled, and his mood recovered well. Doncic said he should play more with James Reaves: "We've got to figure out how to get the three on the court together. You guys ask me that question after every game. We don't practice much, but I think we'll be able to do it soon. ”

James was depressed after the game, and he took the blame for the loss: "They made a lot of three-pointers, I had bad turnovers, I didn't communicate well with my teammates... We kept ourselves in a winning position and we couldn't win in the end. ”

James' friend CuffsTheLegend tweeted: "Please, LeBron! What the hell is that?! I'm going to sleep, buddy! ”

James replied in the comment section: "Yes, I must be blamed for this ball!" It won't happen again! It's my fault for messing up your 8 hours of sleep. ”

James generously admitted that the loss of the Lakers was directly related to him. It was his last casual serve that allowed the Bulls to shoot a three-pointer.

But, on the flip side, it's just a regular season game, and it's not a Finals tie-break. This loss will not directly keep the Lakers out of the playoffs, nor will it end the Lakers' season.

There is no such thing as a perfect player, let alone a 40-year-old veteran who played 39 minutes back-to-back. Just came back with a groin strain and played 4 games, allowing him to make mistakes, understanding his mistakes, accepting his mistakes.

In November last year, James also suffered a low period, and you can see his performance later, gradually regaining his form and successfully winning the Player of the Month award in February. He can always adjust his mood and state in time after those freezing points, and give a strong response.

James took the blame, saying he had made a terrible mistake. This honest self-reflection saw the responsibility of the 40-year-old veteran. As he said when he hit the Pacers 24 hours ago, "That's the beauty of basketball, every second can make history." ”

The boundaries between heroes and mortals are blurred, and greatness lies not only in the ability to create highlight moments, but also in the courage and calmness to face mistakes. A loss in the regular season will not detract from James' 20-year career, nor will it shake the Lakers' determination to make the playoffs and compete for a championship. Looking forward to Lao Zhan's next adjustment.

Tomorrow's Lakers vs. Grizzlies is a very crucial qualifying battle, and the two sides are currently tied in points, which is likely to be a game related to the playoff standings. The Grizzlies also abruptly fired head coach Jenkins today, and tomorrow will be the second time the Lakers play a team that fired a coach this season. On December 28 of last year, the Kings fired Mike Brown, and the Lakers defeated the Kings 132-122 the following day.