At 9 o'clock on July 19, Beijing time, the Lakers defeated the Cavaliers 93-89 in the NBA Summer League and won two consecutive wins in the summer league. In this game, Bronny · James had 13 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 blocks.

Statistics

Lakers: Bronny 13 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 blocks, Knecht 20 points and 7 rebounds, Castleton 12 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists, Lewis 12 points and 4 rebounds, Traore 10 points and 6 rebounds;

Cavaliers: Tyson 21 points, 11 rebounds, 9 assists and 2 steals, Nance 16 points and 3 assists, Bates 14 points and 4 assists;

Race moments

At the beginning of the game, Bates singled out Bronny for a layup to score points. Bronny quickly hit back, not only scoring points on consecutive jumpers but also assisting teammate Knecht to dunk and score points, leading the Lakers to a wave of 8-0. In the following period, the two sides went on the outside, with Bates hitting consecutive three-pointers, but the Lakers also responded with consecutive three-pointers from Knecht, and when Lewis answered Bronny's pass and scored for a layup, the Lakers were 17-11. Bronny was then substituted for the break. At the end of the quarter, the two sides alternated points through mid-to-long-range jumpers, counter-attacking layups, and strong attacks with the ball inside. At the end of the first quarter, the Lakers led the Cavaliers by four points at 24-20.

Entering the second quarter, the situation on the court changed abruptly, the Lakers felt cold on the offensive end, and the Cavaliers seized the opportunity to instigate a counterattack to continue to score points by holding the ball through layups, jumpers and free throws, and with this wave of 11-2. The Lakers then reintroduced Bronny. Immediately afterward, the Lakers tried to organize a counterattack, but the Cavaliers continued to shoot and continued to score, and when Bronny broke through with the ball and hit the board, the Lakers were 38-43. In the next period, the two sides scored points through mid-to-long-range jumpers, free throws and driving layups with the ball, during which Bronny made 2 fouls and made 2 of 2 free throws. At halftime, the Lakers trailed by four points, 46-50.

The Lakers took the lead through Knecket's jumper, but the Cavaliers quickly responded with full firepower and continued to score points through jumpers, dunks and free throws, and used this to blast 12-2 to extend the lead to 12 points. The Lakers immediately tried to instigate a counterattack, but the Cavaliers also scored points to stabilize the situation by countering layups and jumpers. Immediately afterwards, the Lakers hit consecutive three-pointers with full firepower from the outside to successfully close the score, and when Hinson scored a high jumper, the Lakers closed the gap to 1 point. At the end of the quarter, the Cavaliers hit a quasi-buzzer-beating three-pointer from Tyson to help the Cavaliers stabilize the situation a little. At the end of the third quarter, the Lakers still trailed by four points.

In the final quarter of the competition, the two sides took turns to play 2+1 in the opening stage, and when Bronny broke through the basket with the ball to score points, the Lakers overtook the opponent by 1 point 82-81. Then, Nance hit a three-pointer, and just as the Cavaliers were about to widen the difference, Bronny hit a three-pointer to lead the Lakers to launch a new round of counterattack, and the two sides fought to a tie of 89-89. At the end of the quarter, Kneckett made a series of foul free throws to score points, while the Cavaliers missed many shots. In the end, the Lakers defeated the Cavaliers 93-89.

Lineups on both sides

Lakers: Bronny, East, Knecht, Castleton, Lewis;

Cavaliers: Brown, Nance, Bates, Tyson, Trevors;