The Lakers abandoned Caruso scored 20 points and 5 points. With the Card King, you can win!

Yesterday, the Thunder won the opponent in the Pacers' away game. For the Thunder, this is called resurrection. For the Pacers, this is called letting the tiger go back to the mountain. After the Thunder won yesterday, the Pacers would probably have no chance!

I believe many people will be on the head of Alexander. Of course, Alexander scored 35 points in the game and dominated the game at the most critical moment in the fourth quarter, especially the 7:0 wave, which was all his score, but don’t forget that before Alexander performed, there was one person’s performance that was the best!

Yes, he is Caruso. He played 30 minutes yesterday, scored 20 points, and also sent 5 steals. He made 7 of 9 shots, which was very efficient and had a shooting percentage of 77.7%. In today's game, Caruso can be said to have swept the screen.

When watching the game live broadcast, you will see these words. Caruso scored 2+1, Caruso completed the steal, made a one-stop breakthrough and made a layup, and made both free throws. Then Caruso completed the steal again. It can be said that he was everywhere in yesterday's game. Yesterday's game was like his personal performance show.

Look at his comprehensive performance in these 4 games in the finals, including 2 games, scoring more than 20 points, scoring a total of 59 points, 10 steals, and 8 of 16 three-pointers per game, averaging nearly 15 points, 2.5 steals, and a three-point shooting percentage of up to 50%! This is the answer he handed over in these 4 games.

Look at his wonderful performance in the game yesterday. Is this the familiar Caruso before?

Excellent defense, completed steals, layups, and completed them in one go, helping the team continuously narrow the gap.

shot and hit 3 points at critical moments to help the team grasp the score, the real Big Heart.

Look at this ball again, when everyone's eyes were all on the basket, Caruso's magic weapon fell from the sky and filled the ball with one hand.

Caruso is not as good as his previous physical fitness when he was in the Lakers, but now he plays more calmly and calmly. Seeing this, I believe that the Lakers management regrets being blushed. How did such a good player let him go?

The word "Car King" is very familiar to Lakers fans. At that time, Caruso and James were very tacitly compatible. The aerial relay and defensive counterattack were really nostalgic. But who would have thought that the Lakers' management was short-sighted and gave up Caruso for $8 million. Don't they know that if they haveCar King, can you win?