Doncic became the first player in Lakers history to score 40+ points in two consecutive games.

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6686 Sports October 25th The NBA regular season continues. The Lakers will face the Timberwolves at their home court today.

As the game progresses to the final quarter, Doncic has already scored 45 points. He scored at least 40 points in the first two games.

According to statistics from Lakers reporters, Doncic is the first player in the history of the Lakers to start the season with two consecutive 40-point games, and the fourth player in the history of the league to achieve this achievement. The other three are Anthony Davis, Jordan and Chamberlain.

In the opening game against the Warriors, Doncic scored a near-triple-double with 43 points, 12 rebounds, 9 assists and 2 interceptions.

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Comment (10)

Lilly 94days ago
This game can be said to be a tactical game, and both coaches have demonstrated superb on-the-spot adaptability.
Yolanda 94days ago
Created the momentum it deserved
Austin 94days ago
The referee's call was quite controversial.
Judy 95days ago
The players' mentality is very stable
Blake 97days ago
The team has made significant overall progress
Kyson 100days ago
The future of the team is promising
Yolanda 103days ago
The team's set-piece tactics are well done and worth learning from.
Gianna 107days ago
Very rich offensive routines
Felix 110days ago
The stability on the defensive end brings confidence to the team
Neva 124days ago
The offensive end sometimes lacks a little luck and needs persistence

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