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In the ongoing NBA regular season, the Los Angeles Lakers faced off against the Washington Wizards on the road today, ultimately defeating them 125-120. Despite the Wizards' loss, their overall performance was commendable. As one of the bottom teams in the Eastern Conference, their ability to compete with the Lakers until the final moments was impressive. Additionally, the Wizards' leading players delivered exceptional performances in this game. Powell scored 29 points and dished out 5 assists, showcasing his prowess from beyond the arc with 5 three-pointers made. Kuzma contributed a double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds.

Although there was a noticeable gap between the two teams in this game, the Wizards did not collapse as swiftly as other weaker teams do when facing the Lakers. Instead, they kept the game competitive by relying on their three-point shooting. The Wizards made 18 of their 42 attempts from beyond the arc, allowing them to stay in contention until the final moments. It's worth mentioning Powell's performance, especially after returning to the starting lineup. Powell showcased his versatility, shooting 5 for 9 from beyond the three-point line.

Powell's playing style has always been dynamic, and he demonstrated fearlessness even when faced with the defense of stars like Anthony Davis. He even managed to execute a mid-range shot over Davis, showcasing his improved confidence and skill set. With the absence of pressure regarding team standings, Powell has been able to fully unleash his offensive talents. Many fans believe that Powell is a product of the Warriors and has learned a lot from Stephen Curry, particularly in terms of threatening shooting abilities.

While Powell may not always exhibit consistent shooting, his ability to explode offensively in short bursts cannot be denied. It seems that many players who have played for the Warriors possess this trait. For instance, D'Angelo Russell, who recently left the Warriors, has showcased strong scoring abilities since joining the Knicks this season, especially from beyond the arc. Why do players like Powell and Russell sometimes experience sudden offensive explosions, particularly in three-point shooting? Ultimately, it's because of the influence they received from Curry during their time with the Warriors.

During their tenure with the Warriors, players would often train alongside Curry, engaging in three-point shooting competitions and honing their skills under his guidance. This is why many players experience improvement in their three-point shooting after joining or leaving the Warriors. The training environment in Golden State encourages everyone to prioritize three-point shooting, and they have learned many shooting techniques from Curry himself.

Powell's shooting style bears some resemblance to Curry's. Undoubtedly, Curry taught Powell many shooting tricks during their time together in Golden State. With Powell's inherent agility and speed, there's an intuitive sense of similarity to Curry's playing style. If Powell can further stabilize his performance, he will undoubtedly reach a new level. Of course, he is still young, and with maturity, he may experience a significant breakthrough in his career.