Although the Golden State Warriors traded for Schroder, his shooting form has been inconsistent since joining the team, resulting in fluctuating team performance, making it difficult to say that the Warriors have made an absolute profit. Recently, the Warriors lost to the Cavaliers and Clippers, and Curry wanted to lead the team out of their slump against the Philadelphia 76ers' trio lineup featuring Embiid, Paul George, and Maxi. In the game between the Warriors and the 76ers, Curry and Schroder started off playing exceptionally well, continuously sinking three-pointers to help the Warriors take the lead. Although Embiid and Maxi were scoring both inside and outside, the 76ers remained behind. Kuminga, Wiggins, and Curry continued to explode, with the Warriors leading by 16 points at halftime. In the second half, the 76ers relied on Embiid and Paul George to score points, but the other players were unable to contribute. The Warriors, on the other hand, had a collective outbreak, with multiple players contributing, even Draymond Green scored consecutively. The Warriors entered the final quarter with a 25-point lead, and Curry hit two more three-pointers, causing the 76ers to concede defeat. Both teams then used substitutes for training, and the Warriors eventually won by a large margin of 34 points. Embiid shot 8 for 19, scoring 27 points, 14 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, and 2 blocks, with a negative plus/minus value of -25. Paul George shot 7 for 12, scoring 19 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist, with a negative plus/minus value of -26, the lowest in the game. Maxi shot…

Knee Deformation, Ankle Twisting, Screaming Throughout the Field! Big Contract Gone, Opponents and Teammates Cried...‌ The Pistons managed to break through the Magic's trap at home. However, both the losers and winners of this game were left with a heavy heart due to an extremely tragic accident. The incident occurred at 10:07 in the final quarter when Cole Anthony attempted to dive for a loose ball against Ivey. Unfortunately, he exerted too much force and ended up crushing Ivey's lower leg with his entire body, causing a severe injury that led to screams echoing throughout the arena. From the slow-motion replay, it is clear that Ivey's knee was deformed by the external impact during the collision, and his ankle was also severely compressed under Cole Anthony's weight. Everyone present struggled to accept this unexpected event; Cole Anthony, the "culprit," was seen scratching his head and shedding tears out of guilt; teammate Amen Thompson sobbed on the bench; as Ivey was wheeled off the court, Magic forward Isaac came forward to offer encouragement, perhaps because he, who has frequently suffered from injuries, understands all too well the arduous recovery journey that lies ahead for Ivey. Ivey's fall will have a significant impact on both the team and his own career. For the Pistons, they have finally shed their underdog status this season, emerging with a 14-18 record in the relatively weak Eastern Conference to secure a play-in spot, which would not have been possible without Ivey's offensive contributions. To date, Ivey averages 17.4 points per game, with a shooting percentage of…

On January 3rd, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the Warriors host the 76ers. The Warriors' starting lineup for today's game was Wiggins, Green, Davis, Schroder, and Curry. The 76ers started with George, Martin, Embiid, Lowry, and Maxi. Looking at the strength of both teams, it seems that the 76ers have a slight advantage, with Embiid, George, and Maxi making their starting lineup top-tier in the league. The Warriors' starting lineup has not been performing well recently, so it remains to be seen if they can return to normal levels today. The 76ers' bench is not particularly strong, while the Warriors' bench features players like Kuminga and Murray, clearly superior in strength to the 76ers'. The first quarter began with Curry hitting a three-pointer right away, showing hot form. Schroder assisted Green to score and also hit two consecutive three-pointers, helping the team achieve a 13-4 scoring run and forcing a timeout from the 76ers. After the timeout, although the 76ers started scoring, the Warriors were always able to respond in time. Today, the entire Warriors team is in good form, especially Schroder, who is exceptionally hot, playing very decisively and proactively - this is the Black we hope to see as Warriors fans. The 76ers' scoring was intermittent, and Embiid still seemed to have physical issues, making scoring difficult. Compared to his peak performance, he is far behind. Not only is Embiid's state poor, but the others are also quite average, feeling like the 76ers are playing in a disorganized manner. The Warriors won't show any mercy, with…

The NBA regular season continues, with the Warriors hosting the 76ers today. The team started off hot, with the Warriors putting up a 35-19 scoring run in the first quarter to establish an advantage. After that, Curry's state remained fiery, frequently firing from beyond the three-point line, and he quickly led the team to create a huge lead. Ultimately, the Warriors easily defeated the 76ers 139-105. Curry also reached a milestone, going 8 for 8 from three-point range and setting a unique record in the NBA for 78 years. Maxi was completely off his game this match, shooting only 4 for 13 and scoring 14 points with 3 rebounds and 6 assists. Veteran Lowry had little impact, scoring only 2 points throughout the game. Paul George performed steadily, contributing 19 points and 2 rebounds. Martin scored 2 points and had 2 assists, but didn't make much of an impression. Embiid played well on offense, scoring a double-double with 28 points and 14 rebounds. Coming off the bench, Yabusele scored 13 points, and Consell IV scored 12. The team's overall offensive and defensive efficiency was low, and they couldn't match the intensity of the Warriors, so the defeat was expected. On the Warriors' side, new recruit Schroder is gradually adapting to the team. In this game, he shot 5 for 9, scoring 15 points with 4 rebounds and 6 assists. Green was both offensive and defensive, scoring 15 points with 6 rebounds and 7 assists. Wiggins was also efficient, contributing 15 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists. Center Davis scored 3…

LeBron James scores 38+8 but still misses out on today's best player award! Sorry, you've met record-breaking Curry.‌ On January 3rd, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued with a total of 6 matchups scheduled for the day. The specific results are as follows: Pacers defeated the Heat 128-115, Celtics narrowly beat the Timberwolves 118-115, Clippers suffered a heavy loss to the Thunder 98-116, Nets narrowly won against the Bucks 113-110, 76ers were crushed by the Warriors 105-139, and the Blazers lost to the Lakers 106-114. Stars such as Haliburton, Tatum, Alexander, Old Zhong, Curry, and Lao Zhan all had impressive performances. So, who will win the title of today's best player? Let's take a look together. Trail Blazers 106-114 Lakers, Lao Zhan scores 38 points + 8 assists In the game between the Trail Blazers and the Lakers, a total of 5 players from the Blazers scored in double figures, including Simmons with 23 points + 3 rebounds + 5 assists and Afu Diya contributing 19 points + 10 rebounds + 4 assists. However, they were once down by 15 points and ultimately suffered a defeat. On the Lakers' side, Davis was absent, Christie scored 28 points, and Reeves contributed 15 points + 8 rebounds + 11 assists, while Lao Zhan was even more fierce! He played for 36 minutes, shooting 15 out of 25 (7 out of 10 three-pointers), and made 1 out of 2 free throws, scoring a comprehensive stat line of 38 points + 3 rebounds + 8 assists. Especially in the second quarter, Lao Zhan…

On January 3rd, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the Warriors defeat the 76ers in a spectacular performance by Curry. He played for 30 minutes, shooting 11 of 15 and making all 8 of his three-point attempts, scoring 30 points, 10 assists, and 6 rebounds. In the third quarter alone, he scored 13 points, and in the fourth quarter, he hit three consecutive three-pointers that forced the 76ers to concede early. Curry finished the game early, sitting on the bench with a big smile on his face. The Warriors hosted the 76ers, with Curry starting the game by hitting a three-pointer. Schroder followed with two more from beyond the arc, giving the Warriors a dream start of 17-6. Despite the 76ers' counterattack, the Warriors maintained control of the game. Schroder, Moody, and Hield contributed with their own three-pointers, leading to a 35-19 advantage at the end of the first quarter. Curry had 3 points, 3 assists, and 2 rebounds in the first quarter, while Schroder scored 9 points. In the second quarter, the Warriors continued to maintain a double-digit lead in the back-and-forth battle. Curry made a fake move that sent Embiid flying before calmly sinking a three-pointer. He then ignored the defense to make another three-pointer. At halftime, the Warriors still led by 16 points. Curry had 11 points from 6 shots, Wiggins scored 10 points, and the team collectively made 13 three-pointers, raining threes at home and playing a beautiful offensive game with 22 assists in the half. In the second half, the Warriors not only maintained…

The Philadelphia 76ers faced off against the Golden State Warriors in a back-to-back away game. The Warriors' starting lineup included Wiggins, Green, Davis, Schroder, and Curry; while the 76ers' lineup featured George, Martin, Embiid, Lowry, and Maxi. In the first quarter, Curry and Schroder of the Warriors unleashed a barrage of three-pointers, quickly building a lead with a 13-4 run that forced a timeout from the 76ers. Upon resuming play, the 76ers struggled to find their rhythm from beyond the arc, while the Warriors continued to score from multiple players, rapidly extending their lead into double digits. Even after Coach Kerr made substitutions, the Warriors maintained their offensive momentum, going on another scoring spree. In contrast, the 76ers were unable to produce any points, ending the first quarter trailing 19-35, a deficit of 16 points. During the second quarter, with both teams rotating their lineups, the Warriors continued their relentless attack, pushing the lead towards 20 points. As the game seemed to be slipping away, George stepped up to stem the bleeding with his individual scoring ability. The two teams exchanged baskets, with the score at 36-52 as they entered a timeout. Returning to the court, the 76ers attempted to close the gap, with Gordon hitting a three-pointer and Embiid drawing fouls for free throws, prompting another timeout from Coach Kerr. After the break, both teams engaged in a tough battle, with Embiid completing a 2+1 play and Curry responding with a three-pointer. Wiggins added a layup, helping the Warriors maintain a 15-point lead and stabilize the situation. The half…

On January 3rd, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors defeated the Philadelphia 76ers to avoid consecutive defeats. Stephen Curry was in great competitive form in this game, hitting a three-pointer at the opening and quickly finding his range from beyond the arc. The team led by 16 points in the first quarter and maintained control throughout the game to secure the victory. Curry finished with 30 points, 10 assists, 6 rebounds, and 8 three-pointers. The Warriors' outside shooting was explosive from the start, with Curry hitting one three-pointer, Schroder hitting three, Kuminga hitting one, Hield hitting one, and Moody hitting one. The Warriors rained down a barrage of shots that overwhelmed the 76ers. In the first quarter, Curry played for 9 minutes, hitting 1 of 1 from three-point range for 3 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists, and 1 steal. However, he missed two layups, which was somewhat embarrassing. In the second quarter, Curry hit another three-pointer and followed it up with another from the corner. He went 3 for 3 from the field and 2 for 2 from three-point range in the quarter, scoring 8 points, 1 rebound, and 2 assists. Curry's efficiency continued to rise, and the gap between the two teams widened. In the third quarter, Curry continued to hit his three-pointers, demonstrating just how accurate he was in this game. This also highlighted the low defensive intensity the 76ers were giving him. Curry scored a layup in transition to extend the lead to 20 points. In the quarter, Curry played for 8 minutes, going 5 for 7…

End of 4-game winning streak! Maxi 22 out of 9, Fox 35+5, George fouled out with 6 fouls, 76ers face reality On January 2nd, Beijing time, the NBA 2024-25 season regular season continued, with the Sacramento Kings hosting the Philadelphia 76ers. This was the first matchup between the two teams this season, and they had split their two meetings last season, showing similar strength. It's remarkable that after a recent four-game winning streak, the 76ers' overall record reached 13 wins and 17 losses, rising to 11th in the Eastern Conference. With one more win, they would enter the Eastern Conference play-in tournament area, finally getting back on track. Moreover, according to the latest power rankings released by the NBA, the 76ers ranked 18th, making it into the top 20 for the first time since the initial rankings, which could be considered a double celebration. In contrast, the Kings have been on a downward spiral, currently holding a record of 14 wins and 19 losses, ranking fourth from the bottom in the West, which is quite surprising. In the latest power rankings, the Kings have fallen to 23rd in the league, basically at the level of tanking teams, which is absurd. After all, during the last offseason, the Kings just brought in their third superstar, DeRozan, with no intention of aiming for the number one draft pick. Now, they can't even reach the threshold of the play-in tournament. Additionally, the team's best coach in the league, Mike Brown, was fired by management, becoming the scapegoat for poor performance. Before the game,…

NBA regular season continues, the Rockets, who have suffered two consecutive defeats, have dropped to third place in the Western Conference, with teams like the Mavericks, Lakers, Clippers, Nuggets, Timberwolves, Spurs, Warriors, and Suns all in hot pursuit. Any misstep could see them exit the playoff race. Fred VanVleet has become one of the most disappointing players for the Rockets this season, earning $42.85 million but averaging only 15.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 6 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of just 37.9% and a three-point percentage of 32.7%. The Rockets management holds his team option for next summer, and it is expected that General Manager Rafael Stone will not continue to execute his final year's max contract. To ensure securing a playoff spot, GM Rafael Stone hopes to strengthen the team through the trade market, aiming to find an All-Star level player to further enhance the overall strength of the Rockets. Recently, Jake Fischer, a reporter for American media outlet "Bleacher Report," suggested that the Rockets should target 76ers' All-Star small forward Paul George as their top priority for recruitment. The 76ers have had a poor record this season, currently ranking 11th in the Eastern Conference, and even if they manage to enter the playoffs, it is unlikely they will make significant progress. George's performance this season has been subpar, and his four-year, $212 million contract has already severely limited the 76ers' salary cap space. The journalist provided a 3-for-1 trade offer to both the Rockets and the 76ers, and if negotiations go smoothly, VanVleet and Tari Eason…