In their attempt at a comeback, the Los Angeles Lakers overcame the Houston Rockets thanks to a nerve-wracking 3-point free shot by LeBron James and a 3-point “clutch” by Austin Reaves.

Each obstacle “collapsed” The Los Angeles Lakers, who lost to the Houston Rockets by 34 points two weeks ago, will undoubtedly be seeking revenge when they play the Texas squad this morning (November 20).

The most exciting part of the game was perhaps the matchup between LeBron James and Dillon Brooks. The crowd was not content with the number of on-field altercations and tit-for-tat confrontations that occurred despite both sides scoring the most points.

When LeBron James plays Dillon Brooks, fans are still exposed to an abundance of intriguing plays.After four intense rounds of play, LeBron James emerged triumphant, scoring the most points overall. The Lakers player himself determined the game’s outcome with a free throw at the end of the first half, helping the Los Angeles team win 105-104.Before we talk about “the king’s” free throw line score, Lakers fans have to give credit to Austin Reaves. The Los Angeles team took the lead thanks to a really stunning 3-pointer scored near the middle logo by the US$56 million deal.

Alperen Sengun is the Houston Rockets’ standout player when it counts most, if LeBron James and Austin Reaves are the epitome of the Los Angeles Lakers.The young Turkish big man had three “clutch” scoring opportunities. after one another against three distinct Lakers big men: 

Anthony Davis, LeBron James, and Rui Hachimura.In the final seconds of the fourth quarter, Sengun was the one who called Davis for his fifth and sixth personal fouls, which resulted in the Lakers center’s ejection. Unfortunately, the star, who was born in 2002, was not able to help the Rockets win.

The Houston Rockets’ Alperen Sengun (left) helped Anthony Davis get fouled out before he scored six straight crucial points.

LeBron James, with 37 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds, 3 steals, and an incredibly high offensive efficiency of 14–19 FG and 7-9 FT, was unquestionably the best player in the game.

Anthony Davis, with 27 points (11–15 FG), 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals, placed in second place behind “the king.” Nevertheless, AD’s six personal fouls at the end of the game forced him to sit out more than a minute.

LeBron James scored 37 points, dished out 8 assists, grabbed 6 rebounds, and played 40 minutes, demonstrating his ability to “fight age.”

With 17 points in 25 minutes of play, Austin Reaves was the only player to play well outside of Davis and James. He contributed six rebounds, six assists, and five points from three points that put the Lakers ahead.

According to ESPN statistics, the Los Angeles Lakers’ trio of LeBron James, Andrew Durant, and Austin Reaves made 30 of their 39 attempts on goal in this game.

Alperen Sengun of the Houston Rockets recorded a double-double with 10 rebounds and 23 points. Dillon Brooks finished with 24 points, 4 steals, and 6 made 3-pointers. With 15 points and 16 assists, Fred VanVleet is one player whose name should be brought up.