Didrick Lawson 26, who plays for the Wonju DB in professional basketball, marks the fourth year of his career in Korea through the 2023-2024 season. The lackluster performance due to the high proportion of foreign players means that his skills will be supported that much given the reality of Korean professional basketball, which will soon lead to replacement during the season. Lawson, who played for Goyang Orion in the 2020-2021 season, is not tall at 201 centimeters, but he is considered to be a foreigner who not only has skills on the inside but also shooting outside. Notably, he played faithfully at Goyang Day One last season even though he did not receive any salary. Coach Kim Seung-ki Sono, who gave up Lawson, who combined skills and personality, even envied him, saying, "DB was really lucky."
Lawson led DB to three consecutive wins by displaying a one-man show. DB won 102-92 at home game against Hyundai Mobis in Ulsan on Saturday at Wonju Gymnasium. Lawson showed off his outstanding performance in the game. Lawson showed great performance in the game with 36 points and eight rebounds including two three-point shots. Lee Sun-bano scored 25 points to support DB. Thanks to Lawson's performance, DB has widened its gap with second-ranked Changwon LG to four games with 21 wins and five losses. 토토사이트
Analysts say that Lawson's performance reached its peak this season. He was named MVP in the first round and had triple-double titles twice this season alone. Lawson averaged 31 minutes and 31 seconds this season, posting 22.8 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 4.8 assists, the best performance since his debut. Despite being a big man, Lawson's three-point shooting success rate is 32.4 percent.