The first game between the Kings and the Lakers had been a tough one, but by the second game, the Kings had found their shooting touch again, and everything went smoothly.
Not only had the Kings regained their shooting touch in Game 2, they were playing above their usual level.
Wang Yi made 11 of his 17 three-point attempts, while Danny made 6 of 10.
The rest of the team combined to make 16 of 21.
The Kings made 33 three-pointers as a team.
With a barrage of threes like that, the Lakers had no chance of winning.
In the end, the Kings beat the Lakers 139–100, a 39-point blowout.
The series score was now 2–0.
After two unusual games, Game 3 finally returned to normal.
The Kings' Three-point Percentage held steady at 42%.
The Lakers continued to rely on the James-Davis Connection, while Westbrook returned to normal and stopped making inexplicable mistakes.
With the Kings' three-point shooting back to normal, the Lakers couldn't afford to leave the other Kings players open. That gave Wang Yi the chance to show off his incredible three-point layup.
Once he unleashed it, he could raise his Three-point Percentage to over 90%.
Just imagine how terrifying it would be if someone had a Three-point Percentage nearly as high as his layup percentage.
In the end, the Kings beat the Lakers by another 26 points.
The Kings led 3–0.
At that point, the Lakers had virtually no hope of coming back.
Although James and Lakers head coach Vogel repeatedly said in interviews that no one knew the outcome until the final second, the whole world knew the Lakers had no hope.
In Game 4, the Lakers were fighting with their backs to the wall. The two teams battled fiercely through the first three quarters.
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