Summer League Observation: New No. 1 Flag made 5 of 21 shots poorly

On July 11, the new son of the United States and the No. 1 pick who was talented and had a good score. He made 5 of 21 shots in his debut, 0 points in the second half, Brownie couldn't play single, and even slipped against Bazley.

The Lakers' ordinary summer league against the Mavericks has attracted the attention of live broadcasts across the United States. The average ticket alone has reached more than $200, which is higher than the tickets in the Western Conference Finals. However, the performance of No. 1 pick Flag was not worthy of such a high ticket price. He missed key balls throughout the game and scored 10 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists in a total of 5 of 21 shots, and his efficiency was too low.

More importantly, during the game, it can be seen that he is a little unacceptable to the performance of NBA-level confrontation, because in the summer league, his physical confrontation is at a disadvantage. Then when you go to the field of the U.S. Professional Basketball Team, facing higher-level opponents, the confrontation may be even more disadvantageous.

In terms of efficiency, Flag's shooting percentage is really too low. He made 5 of 21 shots, with the most shots in the whole game, and he was the one with the lowest shooting percentage. There is no suspense. The last key attack was directly hit by Sanbu. After being hit by the opponent, he even struggled to take action. It was obviously not possible. Moreover, during the game, several shots could see that his confrontation was completely ineffective.

In the second quarter, the ball that played Brownie with her back was very obvious. Facing a defender who was only 1.9 meters tall and weighed lighter than him and shorter than him, Flag could not play at all, which reflected the lack of core strength. He couldn't play Brownie after getting three balls. If the referee hadn't helped him clear the ball this round, he blew a foul. Then, to be honest, this ending method may be very embarrassing.

The back hit Brownie, which was just a bit embarrassing detail he showed, and another very embarrassing detail. In the 4th quarter, he went to the inside to fight Bazley, who was the Lakers, but he hit him twice and didn't hit him. Instead, he lost his balance and fell to the ground with his foot.

Under Bazley's strict defense, he slipped and did not touch each other at a time. Bazley was just a CBA legend, and these were not the players who played in the NBA last season. You fell to the ground in a singles CBA celebrity, but you couldn't beat James' son Brownie. How strong is this player? That must be not. If it were other super talented No. 1 picks, they would not perform like this.

Frager didn't get a singles in the entire second half. He didn't get a singles match. He got 5 of 15 shots in the first half. He didn't let him hold the ball in the second half. He played some without the ball, but instead made some contributions in assists and rebounds, and his defense was also good. In other words, he couldn't be the core now. After all, he obviously lacked ability in personal singles and other aspects. It seems that the No. 1 pick still has a long way to go. Although I won the game, there is really nothing to brag about when I play with the Lakers like this.