In This Final Game, the Lakers made 26 three-pointers.
The team shot as high as 50% from three for the game and 70% on two-pointers.
Wang Yi did not score much in this game, putting up only 21 points, but he dished out an astounding 31 assists.
He directly broke the NBA single-game assist record.
Led by Wang Yi, the Lakers slaughtered the Spurs by a massive 31-point margin in this game.
They successfully pulled the series score back to 1-2.
In the following Game 4, the Spurs seemed to have suffered a severe blow to their morale after the previous crushing defeat. The entire team's offense was sluggish, and their overall shooting percentage was only 39%.
Even though their defense remained fierce and held the Lakers to 42% shooting, their own offensive efficiency was simply too poor.
In the end, the Lakers narrowly defeated the Spurs by 3 points and tied the series at 2-2.
In the following King of the Mountain Battle, the two sides fought with exceptional intensity.
Whenever both Starting Lineups were on the court, the game became a complete tug-of-war, with the score tightly intertwined and constantly changing hands.
One second the Lakers were ahead; the next, the Spurs had taken the lead. Then, in the blink of an eye, the advantage returned to the Lakers.
However, in the final five crucial minutes of the fourth quarter, the Lakers changed their lineup.
The team had Wang Yi play Point Guard, while Shan He took the Shooting Guard position.
This brand-new lineup pushed the Lakers' offensive ability to its peak.
Magic Johnson's tactical thinking was crystal clear: use extreme offense to offset the opponent's ironclad defense.
In the end, Magic Johnson's unexpected adjustment left the Spurs completely unable to adapt.
Shan He, coming off the bench,