On the other hand, Garnett, with 3 out of 12 shots and scoring 8 points, grabbed 8 rebounds, which was pretty good. His performance might earn him an $80 million contract.
Seeing Zhang Hao score, Garnett became anxious. The next time he got the ball, regardless of the opportunity, he just thought about shooting, but the Lakers caught on to this point and targeted him.
Garnett's ambition lasted for about two hours and three quarters of the game, then he started to shut down again in the final quarter.
Zhang Hao's performance was 9 out of 16 shots for the first three quarters. He clocked out after three quarters, with the Lakers leading by 21 points at 79-58. The game entered garbage time.
Zhang Hao and Garnett, the former is recognized as the strongest player from the '95 batch, and the latter is touted by the US media as having the highest potential of the '95 batch, because, in terms of physical attributes, Garnett is even better than Zhang Hao.
