November 10–Wizards, to which Rui Hachimura belongs, played against the Cavaliers in the enemy territory, and Kyle Kuzma hit 3 points in a row at the end of 4Q to win the game in a come-from-behind victory with 97-94.
Hachimura has been absent from the opening because he did not participate in the training camp for personal reasons. We continue to make adjustments at the team’s practice facility. There is no return meditation, and the match is still ahead. Wes Unseld said, “I want to be in perfect condition,” suggesting that he will not return immediately.
Kuzma, who started in the starting lineup as a substitute for Hachimura, scored 6 points of 3 points on that day and was active with 22 points. I decided 4 in 4Q and got 12 points. This is the third time this season has exceeded 20 points.
Montrezl Harrell also had 24 points and 11 rebounds, and Bradley Bior had 13 points and 7 rebounds and 7 assists.
The match continued to be close from the start, and Wizards led with Kuzma laying up to 44-38 with three and a half minutes remaining in 2Q, but the shot could not be decided from there, and the Cavaliers scored 11 points in a row and reversed to 49-44. It was done and finished the first half.
In the second half, the Cavaliers took the initiative, and Wizards played tenaciously without making a big difference. After 6 minutes remaining in 4Q, Kuzma was inferior by 9 points, and Kuzma hit 3 points twice in a row to reduce the gap to 3 points. Kuzma couldn’t equalize at that point, but with 26 seconds remaining, Kuzma scored 3 points from the right side and approached a one-point difference with 93-92, and after Kuzma returned a free throw to the Cavaliers, Kuzma left the corner. I put 3 points from and succeeded in reversing.
Darius Garland scored three points head-on with four seconds left for the Cavaliers, but it wasn’t decided. Wizards escaped with an additional point in the layup by newcomer Corey Kispert, who was nominated for 15th place in the first round of the draft.
With 3 consecutive wins, it was 8 wins and 3 losses. Along with the Bulls, Thailand is the leader in the East Conference.
The Cavaliers stopped the winning streak with 4 to 7-5. Ricky Rubio scored 20 points, Darius Garland scored 19 points, newcomer Evan Mobley, who was third in the draft, scored 19 points and 7 rebounds, and Jarrett Allen scored 13 points and 10 rebounds.
