The Lakers laughed! The Rockets were happy! Westbrook takes revenge on the Nuggets!

The NBA regular season continues, with the Nuggets facing off against the Kings at home. The Nuggets are second in the Western Conference with 12 wins and 3 losses, and the Kings are second to last in the Western Conference with 3 wins and 13 losses. It seemed like a game with a huge disparity in strength, but it ushered in an unexpected result. Let us briefly review the game:

In the first quarter, the two sides quickly fell into a fight, and the score was always tight. Westbrook scored and assisted, and the Nuggets responded with consecutive three-pointers from the outside. Schroder made a three-pointer, and Watson and Jamal Murray teamed up to score points and lead the team to take the initiative. In the second quarter, the Kings took turns attacking the inside and succeeded frequently. Jokic responded strongly with passes and shots. The Kings made more achievements. At halftime, the Nuggets led the Kings 65-61.

Returning from the second half, the Nuggets took the lead and scored 12-2 to gain a double-digit advantage. Keegan Murray stepped forward and scored 8 points in a row to lead the team to quickly close the score. Schroeder led the team to take the lead with 12 points in a single quarter. In the last quarter, Westbrook took over the game, scoring 7 points in a row inside and outside. Jokic made a sudden outside shot and led the team to catch up. Westbrook turned on the invincible mode. After hitting the three-pointer, there was a negative angle jumper. Jokic continued his life with a three-pointer. After DeRozan's key 2+1, Jokic made three free throws. DeRozan made two free throws to kill the game. In the end, the Kings defeated the Nuggets 128-123, ending their 8-game losing streak.

In this game, the Nuggets' loss to the Kings exposed the team's two major weaknesses.

First: The team's offense relies too much on Jokic. In recent games, Nuggets coach: Adelman used Jokic too much. It can be said that as soon as Jokic comes off the court, the Nuggets offense will have problems. Murray cannot drive the team's offense at all, other players have no ability to attack independently, and the team has no offensive tactics to speak of.

Second: The team's defense has declined seriously. In the last quarter, Westbrook made a sudden outside shot and led the team to a climax. The Nuggets have absolutely no limits on their approach. During the game, we can see the Nuggets playing a pleasing offense, but looking back, there will be loopholes in the defense, and the score has never been opened. This was the last moment of the king's desperate counterattack.

The Nuggets' loss is an opportunity for other Western Conference powers. Both the Lakers and Rockets are waiting for me to take the lead. It depends on whether they can seize the God-given opportunity of the Nuggets losing. It seems that the competition for the top players in the Western Conference has entered a fierce situation at the beginning of the season.