The Lakers made 46 free throws and Reeves made 22 free throws, which caused controversy! DeRozan smiled bitterly and shook his head. The Kings coach said it was too outrageous.

On October 27, the Lakers defeated the Kings 127-120 in the NBA regular season. Reeves scored 51 points, 11 rebounds and 9 assists in the strongest game of his career. Ayton was also a major contributor to the win with 22 points and 15 rebounds. After the game, the Lakers' 46 free throws caused controversy. DeRozan smiled bitterly and shook his head and said it was crazy, and the Kings' chants at home were outrageous.

In the Lakers' victory over the Kings, the Lakers made 41 of 46 free throws. Among them, Reeves made 21 of 22 free throws, and the Kings made 12 of 18 free throws. The Lakers made 28 more free throws than the Kings. Reeves made 4 more free throws than the Kings as a whole. Such a disparity in free throws caused controversy.

When talking about free throws after the game, Delos said: The Lakers made 46 free throws and we made 18, right? Most of that includes free throws that we beg the referees for. As for the free throws, they were lining up at the free throw line all night long and it kind of disrupted our rhythm, which is kind of discouraging, especially when we're playing hard and competing hard. You know, it felt like we were always getting called for fouls, but on the other hand, when we were trying to be aggressive on defense, it was always not going our way. It's really frustrating at times, especially when you're trying to get the game going because it's hard to get into a rhythm because you're in foul trouble and guys are coming in and out of the rotation because you're always putting them on the free throw line and giving them rhythm. "

"Do you think it's a problem with your defensive style or with the refereeing of the game? "The reporter asked; DeRozan replied: "I don't know. I'll have to go back and look at it, but like I said, 46 free throws, it's crazy. This is crazy. You see, it's obviously a great night for Austin Reeves. "

DeRozan shook his head when he saw Reeves making 21 of 22 free throws, and then shook his head and said: 22 free throws... free throws... free throws...; after saying this, DeRozan left the press conference directly.

Talking about the difference in the number of free throws between the two teams in this game, Kings head coach Doug Christie was speechless and said bluntly: "Outrageous, too outrageous, too outrageous. "

When leaving the press conference, Doug Christie crumpled up the technical statistics paper.

However, regarding the free throw gap, LaVine said: No matter what the free throws were, we still had a great chance to win that game, so I will never blame the loss on free throws.

In this game, DeRozan made 9 of 22 shots and scored 21 points and 6 rebounds, while LaVine shot 12 of 24 and scored 32 points and 4 rebounds.