On December 29th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued with the Los Angeles Lakers hosting the Sacramento Kings. The Kings were on a five-game winning streak and had just fired their head coach, Mike Brown; the Lakers had won four of their last five games, but LeBron James was out due to illness. The game started with both teams fiercely attacking each other, with the Lakers scoring 40 points in the first quarter to take the lead, and the Kings responding with 35 points in the second quarter to even the score. In the third quarter, the Lakers scored another 42 points, building a massive 20-point lead at one point. In the final quarter, the Kings managed to reduce the gap to 10 points, but ultimately fell short. The Lakers defeated the Kings 132-122. The Kings' situation is precarious, relying on star players for offense and leaving defense to fate, aiming to win in chaos! In this game, the Kings made full preparations on the offensive end, shooting decisively and fighting fiercely! Throughout the game, the Kings outrebounded the Lakers 39-33, dominated the offensive rebounds 13-4, outscored the Lakers in the paint 62-58, and also had the upper hand in fast-break points (22-14) and points off turnovers (13-7), achieving their goal of winning in chaos. However, the problem was that the Kings' chaotic punches couldn't defeat the Lakers, as the Lakers easily broke through the Kings' defense with their exceptional three-point shooting. Throughout the game, the Lakers shot 14 out of 26 from beyond the arc, with a high…