On January 18th, Beijing time, the Lakers defeated the Nets 102-101 to secure their second consecutive victory. In a game without Davis, the Lakers' interior was riddled with weaknesses, making it difficult even against an Eastern Conference weak team like the Nets. They only led by 6 points at halftime, and by the end of the third quarter, the lead had been reduced to 4 points. However, in the final quarter, Reeves entered a state of Zone, scoring 15 points and providing 2 assists to help the Lakers secure the win. Russell's buzzer-beater attempt missed, and James protected the rebound to lock in the victory. In a game where Davis was rested, the Lakers' interior became even weaker, with Hayes, Koloko, and Jamison (one on minimum wage, two on two-way contracts) starting. The Nets immediately capitalized on this, grabbing multiple offensive rebounds. The aging LeBron was truly unable to hold his ground. Christie hit two three-pointers, and after James left the court, both teams went through five scoreless rounds before Jamison entered the game. When James returned, he hit two three-pointers, relying on the 40-year-old veteran to take the lead by one point. In the first quarter, James shot 4-for-3, scoring 9 points, the only player with a shooting percentage above 50%. In the second quarter, Reeves also hit a three-pointer, followed by Hayes' two-handed dunk. Reeves drove to the basket again, extending the lead to 6 points and forcing the Nets to call a timeout. Reeves was fouled on an outside three-point attempt and made all three free throws.…