Xia Lian’s strongest game! Kawamura 15+10+3, 2 of 10 shots in the first two games and scored 7 points

A summer league game ended today, the Bulls defeated the Pacers 114-105. In this game, Yuki Kawamura played for 28 minutes, scoring 15 points, 10 assists and 3 steals, becoming the key player in the Bulls' first victory in the summer league.

Kawamura showed strong tactical execution in this battle, and he was unable to find fault with both offense and defense. He made 4 of 8 shots on the offensive end, including 1 of 3 three-pointers and 6 of 7 free throws. He scored through three methods: breakthrough, foul, and mid-range jump shot. Although he was limited in his height disadvantage on the defensive end, he completed three steals through active fighting, especially the key steal in the third quarter, and the one-stop layup was scored to 2+1, directly destroying the opponent's momentum of counterattack.

In terms of organization, Kawamura gave 10 assists, and how rare it is to give so many assists in a single-player game like Xia Lian! Kawamura is good at using pick-and-roll to create opportunities, and activates the entire team with 7 assists in a single quarter in the second quarter. His passing ability is pleasing to the eye, whether it is a straight pass in the inside or a back pass through the teammate, showing his passing ability well. This ability to make cakes has benefited his teammates a lot, and eating cakes is so enjoyable.

This is the best match in Kawamura Xia Lian!

In the first two games of Xia Lian, Kawamura's performance was very sluggish, with a total of 2 of 10 shots and 7 points and 7 assists in the two games, which made many people question him, and even said that he might not get a two-way contract after playing Xia Lian. However, today's highlight data makes people feel confident that he will return to the NBA.

Last season, Kawamura won the Grizzlies' two-way contract, playing for the team in 22 games, averaging 1.6 points per game. After the season, Kawamura was cut by the Grizzlies, and he then joined the Bulls to represent the team in the summer league.

Currently, Kawamura has played 3 summer league games for the Bulls. Although he performed poorly in the first two games, his performance today is still very impressive. If he can maintain this level, he is expected to obtain the Bulls' two-way contract and continue to write a new chapter in Asian basketball.

It is worth mentioning that Kawamura may play in the next Asian Cup, but it will not be confirmed in the end of the summer league. If the Bulls stayed in Hakka, then he would not play the Asian Cup; if he did not stay, then Hakka would play the Asian Cup.