The all-around thick eyebrow suppressed the Wizards in the first quarter and fell into a tough battle

On January 22, the Los Angeles Lakers performed well in the NBA regular season against the Washington Wizards, establishing a 29-23 lead in the first quarter. In this quarter, the all-around performance of Lakers core Anthony Davis (thick eyebrows) became the focus. He showed dominance on both offense and defense, laying a good start for the team .

In the first quarter, Davis made 4 of 7 shots, including 1 of 2 from beyond the three-point line, contributing 9 points in 10 minutes of playing time. His accurate shooting and inside scoring opened up the game for the Lakers. He not only punished the opponent's defensive gaps with his flexible footwork and accurate mid-range shots, but also opened up space to create more opportunities for his teammates. Davis' efficient performance in offense improved the team's overall offensive rhythm, allowing the Lakers to take the initiative from the beginning of the game.

In addition to his contribution on the offensive end, Davis also performed well on the defensive end. He grabbed 5 rebounds, including several key defensive rebounds, firmly controlled the restricted area, and provided the Lakers with a good foundation for offense and defense conversion. Even more impressive were his 2 blocks, which not only effectively disrupted the Wizards' inside offense, but also increased the psychological pressure on the opponent. Davis, with his combined advantages of height, wingspan and mobile speed, performed well in rim protection and assist defense. His accurate prediction of the offensive route and excellent defensive awareness repeatedly hindered the Wizards' offense.

Davis's all-round performance is also reflected in his organizational ability. He sent out 2 assists in the first quarter, showing his vision and passing skills in high-post coordination. This not only strengthened the Lakers' offensive diversity, but also made the team's offensive rotation smoother. Under his distraction, the Wizards had to disperse the focus of defense, which created more open shots and breakthrough opportunities for other Lakers players.

At the end of the first quarter, Davis' plus-minus value reached +7, fully reflecting his positive impact on the game. Under his leadership, the Lakers showed a balance of offense and defense, while the Wizards seemed to have few ways to deal with the inside threat of Davis. The Wizards' offensive efficiency was not high, and they were forced to rush shots by the Lakers' defense many times, disrupting their offensive rhythm.

Davis' performance once again proved his dominance on both offense and defense. In the next game, if the Lakers can continue to focus on Davis' offense and defense, they will be able to maintain their advantage and strive for the final victory. If the Wizards want to turn the situation around, they must find a way to crack Davis's interior defense, while strengthening rebounding and limiting the Lakers' offensive rhythm, otherwise it will be difficult to reverse the trend of the game.