Just today, James created a miracle of 78 years, which is equivalent to Jordan's 10 scoring titles

In today's NBA playoffs, the Lakers defeated the Nuggets 119-108 to bring the series to 1-3. It was a game full of ups and downs and exciting moments, and the Lakers' victory would have been inseparable from James' excellent performance and the wisdom of tactical adjustments.

At the beginning of the first quarter, the Lakers showed a strong offensive momentum, and James scored the first layup to give the team the lead. He then assisted teammate Hachimura to hit a three-pointer to extend the advantage. On the defensive end, James blocked the opponent Gordon's offense in one fell swoop, laying a solid defensive foundation for the team. At the end of the first quarter, James stepped up again and scored a layup to help the Lakers gradually widen the gap.

In the second quarter of the game, James's performance was even more eye-catching. He scored consecutive points on the offensive end with mid-range shots and layups, and at the same time helped thick eyebrows play 2+1 with an assist, opening up a double-digit point difference for the Lakers. In the face of the Nuggets' counterattack, James still performed well, not only scoring frequently on the offensive end, but also blocking the opponent's shots on the defensive end, consolidating the team's lead.

In the third quarter, although James was a little quiet on the offensive end, he still helped his teammates score with accurate passes and maintained the Lakers' lead. At the critical moment in the final quarter, James stepped up again and helped the team resist the Nuggets' counterattack with personal points and assists, and finally ensured the victory of the Lakers.

It's worth mentioning that the Lakers made tactical adjustments in this game, allowing James to get more rest in the first three quarters to maintain his explosiveness in the final quarter. This strategy not only showed the wisdom of the coaching staff, but also laid the foundation for the team's victory.

And James' performance in this game was also magical. According to NBA statistics, so far in this year's playoffs, James has averaged 10 points per game in the final quarter, setting a record for the 21st playoff season in NBA history. This achievement not only underscores his individual qualities, but also proves his decisive role in key moments of the game.

In his post-match interview, James expressed his confidence in the team and stressed the importance of the upcoming games. His self-confidence and leadership will undoubtedly be an important pillar for the Lakers in the series, and the Lakers will continue to move towards the championship with that confidence and strength.

Nuggets lost to Lakers 108-119 Player ratings: 3 perfect scores, 1 passed, 5 collapsed

In Game 4 of the NBA playoffs, the Nuggets challenged the Lakers on the road and lost 108-119 to the Lakers. In the first half of this game, the Nuggets looked a little sloppy on the defensive end, and in the second half they failed to keep up with the difference as they did in the first three games, resulting in an eventual defeat.

The Nuggets' Jokic and Porter were among the standout players of the game. Jokic contributed 33 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists in the game, showing dominance on the inside. Although he was a little out of place today, he still put in a great performance. Porter, on the other hand, contributed 27 points and 11 rebounds, especially in the third quarter, scoring 15 points in a single quarter, showing strong aggression and shooting ability. Pope was also outstanding, with four steals on the defensive end and eight on the offensive end, showing off his ability to play both offense and defense.

However, the Nuggets' Gordon had a slightly average performance in this game, and although he had 7 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists, he was firmly suppressed by the opponent's defense and failed to play as well as he should.

In addition to Jokic, Porter and Pope, Murray is one of the Nuggets' main scoring points. Although he had 22 points, six rebounds and five assists, he didn't shoot well throughout the series. Murray may need to look for more shots on the offensive end to improve his shooting percentage and the team's offensive efficiency.

The Nuggets' bench didn't give the team any substantial help in this game. Holiday couldn't capitalize on his chances, with Waters hitting just two shots from the field, while Braun and Reggie were more mediocre. This makes the Nuggets look a little weak in terms of bench support and needs to improve on it in the next game.

Meanwhile, the Nuggets' starters contributed most of their time and performance in the game. However, they still need to be tougher on the defensive end to reduce their opponents' scoring chances and remain efficient on the offensive end.

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