On January 22nd, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. In yesterday's focus game, the Warriors lost 85-125 to the Celtics at home. After this game, Warriors star Schroder has continuously set multiple career disgrace records, which can almost determine that his combination with the Warriors is wrong. In yesterday's game, Schroder played for a total of 17 minutes, shooting 3 out of 8, including 1 out of 4 three-pointers, without any free throws, totaling 7 points, 0 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, and 0 blocks. According to statistics, this was the 12th time this season that Schroder scored in single digits in a single game, with 7 of them occurring after joining the Warriors. Yesterday, the Warriors lost by a whopping 40 points, which was the third time Schroder had suffered a defeat with a margin of more than 30 points since joining the Warriors, and he had only been with the team for a month. He never experienced a loss of more than 30 points while playing for the Nets this season. Schroder's plus-minus rating was -29 yesterday, setting the fourth-lowest record of his career, and previously in the game where the Warriors lost by 51 points to the Grizzlies, Schroder's plus-minus rating was -34, setting his worst career record. After joining the Warriors, Schroder averaged only 10.6 points, with a shooting percentage of 35.9%, creating the worst record of his career, and a three-point shooting percentage of 28.4%, which is the lowest since his rookie season. According to statistical data, since joining the Warriors, Schroder's BPM is…

Translation of the article content into English: Why write about Booker? Many fans believe that the shooting guard closest to Kobe now is Booker, and Booker is only 28 years old this season. Booker was born in December 1996, so how does Booker's strength compare to that of Kobe and James at the same age? 28-year-old Booker Booker can be considered one of the strongest shooting guards currently active, excelling in both offensive and organizational abilities. His highest personal score of 70 points speaks for itself. He is particularly skilled in step-back shooting, with excellent mid-to-long-range shooting capabilities and top-tier basketball IQ, able to effectively connect the team. His best leadership achievement was reaching the finals. This season, he played 33 games for the Suns, with an average of 24.9 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 6.9 assists per game. So far, his best individual honor has been one All-NBA First Team and one All-NBA Third Team selection. 28-year-old Kobe Before turning 28, Kobe had already won three championships in his career, which was no big deal for him. The only regret was that he hadn't led a team to a championship. Kobe was born in 1978, and in the 2006 season, he was exactly 28 years old. Shaquille O'Neal left the Lakers in the 2004 season, which was two seasons after O'Neal's departure. Without O'Neal, things didn't seem to go well, especially in the first season when the Lakers failed to enter the playoffs under Kobe's sole leadership, ranking only 12th in the West. Everyone knows Kobe's personality; he was very…

On January 21, 2025, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors suffered a crushing defeat at home, losing to the Boston Celtics with a score of 85-125. This outcome sent shockwaves through the NBA, setting several embarrassing records. The Warriors' score of 85 points was like a cold shackle, locking them into a new low for single-game scoring this season. The previous low of 90 points was achieved against the Timberwolves and Rockets, but this game's score further lowered the team's threshold. Losing by over 40 points at home is a situation that has not occurred since 1985. This is not just a numerical gap, but more like a "picture of decline" reflecting the current state of the Warriors. Seeing such a situation, the Warriors' owner could no longer contain his inner flames. However, the owner's anger, like a spark with the potential to start a prairie fire, stems from reasons beyond just this one defeat. "A dike a thousand miles long can be destroyed by an ant hole," and the team's various problems have been eroding this once-champion team like ant holes. Looking at the Warriors' performance against strong teams, "encountering strong teams leads to collapse, the former champion's desire to win is completely gone" has become their most realistic portrayal now. Once feared on the court, the Warriors now seem like a toothless tiger in front of strong opponents. In the course of the game, they are powerless, and those opponents once suppressed by the Warriors naturally spare no effort to strike back at the now fallen Warriors. The…

Warriors Suffer a 40-Point Defeat to the Celtics! Tatum Achieves Revenge with 22+9+7, Curry Concedes Early with 18 Points On January 21st, Beijing time, in an NBA regular season game between the Warriors and the Celtics, the Celtics took control of the game early on with a 14-1 run in the first quarter. By halftime, they had built a 15-point lead at 54-39. In the third quarter, the Celtics continued their dominance with a 43-24 score, extending their lead to 34 points. The Warriors conceded defeat early, and the Celtics easily avenged their previous loss to the Warriors. The Celtics' record improved to 30 wins and 13 losses, while the Warriors' record dropped to 21 wins and 21 losses. Statistical Highlights Celtics: Tatum scored 22 points, grabbed 9 rebounds, dished out 7 assists, and made 2 steals. Porzingis contributed 18 points and 7 rebounds with 2 assists. Brown added 17 points and 4 rebounds. Holiday scored 10 points with 4 rebounds and 2 assists. Pritchard had 14 points and 9 assists, and Hauser chipped in with 11 points. Warriors: Curry scored 18 points with 3 rebounds and 4 assists. Schroder had 7 points. Wiggins shot 1 for 11, scoring 4 points and grabbing 3 rebounds. Payton contributed 2 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists. Hield scored 6 points with 2 rebounds and 2 assists. Moody added 13 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists. Game MVP Tatum shot 9 for 20, scoring 22 points, grabbing 9 rebounds, dishing out 7 assists, and making 2 steals. His plus-minus was as high as…

On January 19th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the Warriors defeat the Wizards at home, sending them to a ninth consecutive loss. However, the Warriors suffered two key injuries during the game, with Draymond Green leaving after only three minutes due to injury and Stephen Curry's right ankle being stepped on by Poole, causing him to painfully exit the game early. The Warriors managed to overturn the game against the Wizards at home, with Wiggins scoring 31 points, grabbing 11 rebounds, providing 4 assists, blocking 2 shots, and stealing 1 ball, leading the team to victory in an impressive performance; however, their win was overshadowed by a series of injuries. In the first quarter, Draymond Green suddenly left the court due to tension in his left calf and had to withdraw from the game after just three minutes upon his return. In the crucial moments of the fourth quarter, Curry blocked Poole on defense but was then stepped on by Poole as he fell, causing Curry to roll in pain and limp off the court, ultimately leaving the game early. After the game, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr stated that Curry claimed his ankle sprain was not serious, and Green will undergo an MRI tomorrow. Both players have now been placed on the daily observation list. Curry commented on his ankle injury, saying, "I feel good, see you next Tuesday." Currently, the Warriors are plagued with injuries, with Kuminga recovering from an injury, Green returning only to play for three minutes before getting injured again, potentially missing some…

On January 16th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued with the defending champions, the Celtics, facing off against the Raptors on the road. The Raptors started strong, quickly taking control of the game, while the Celtics struggled to catch up. However, the Raptors maintained their momentum, especially in the fourth quarter when they widened the gap, leaving the Celtics unable to recover. Ultimately, the Celtics suffered a surprising defeat, losing 97-110 to the Raptors. In the first quarter, the Raptors came out hot with Barnes and Mitchell hitting back-to-back threes, followed by a three-pointer from Dick and a layup from Abaji, giving them a 15-5 lead. Porzingis scored on a solo play, Brown dunked, and Barrett hit a three-pointer, while Porzingis followed up with two consecutive threes to close the gap. Shed also hit a three-pointer, to which Tatum responded, and Barrett completed a fast break with a dunk. Pritchard's three-pointer put the Celtics ahead, and Horford scored under the basket, ending the first quarter with the Celtics leading 29-25. During the second quarter, White hit a three-pointer, and Pritchard continued to score, allowing the Celtics to take the initiative. Boucher's three-pointer helped the Raptors stop the bleeding. Both teams then engaged in a seesaw battle, with Oladipo hitting a three-pointer and Dick making a jumper, allowing the Raptors to regain control. Porzingis hit a three-pointer to stabilize the situation, but the Raptors continued to attack and score. Porzingis scored under the basket, Tatum hit a three-pointer, and Abaji responded with a three-pointer of his own. Mitchell scored on…

Houston Rockets have achieved a record of 4 wins and 1 loss in their last five games, including an ongoing three-game winning streak, seemingly at their best at the beginning of the new year 2025. Despite facing the second-hardest schedule in the league, the Rockets have managed to defeat top Western Conference teams such as the Los Angeles Lakers, Dallas Mavericks, and Memphis Grizzlies in these five games, with their only loss coming against the reigning champions, the Boston Celtics. In this highly competitive Western Conference season, the Rockets hold the second place with a record of 25 wins and 12 losses. In the four victories at the start of the year, the Rockets averaged 120.8 points per game while allowing only 110.3 points, ranking sixth in offensive efficiency (offensive rating of 118) during that period. The surge in the Rockets' offensive efficiency in the new year is largely due to the transformation of Jalen Green. The guard's efficiency and consistency have been under constant scrutiny throughout his career, but since Udoka joined the Rockets, his role in the team has been clearly defined, leading to his breakout performance. Especially in the past five games, since Amen Thompson was promoted to the starting lineup, the Rockets have transitioned to a fast-paced offense that relies on transition play and excellent ball-sharing, and Green has finally found his preferred playing style. He has been able to frequently attack the opponent's basket using his athleticism and create space for himself beyond the three-point line. In these five games, Green averaged 27.6 points, 4.8…

In the current NBA league, teams often prefer to build multi-core superstar lineups in pursuit of championships. This trend became particularly evident after the Celtics successfully won the title last season, showcasing the advantages of a multi-core lineup: strong bottom-line capabilities, reduced impact from injuries, and an easier path to winning the championship. The Celtics have maintained a high win rate this season, consistently ranking second in the Eastern Conference, just behind the Cavaliers. As defending champions, all contending teams in the league view them as their primary rival, believing that to win the championship, they must possess the ability to defeat the Celtics. This season, teams such as the Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers, Pelicans, and Kings are emulating the Celtics by forming multi-core superstar lineups. The Knicks' lineup of Brunson, Towns, Bridges, and Anunoby has been very successful, achieving the third-best record in the East and closely following the Cavaliers and Celtics in their quest for the championship. The 76ers have assembled a trio of Embiid, George, and Maxey, currently ranked 11th in the East and still striving to "march north." The Pelicans have formed a four-core lineup of Zion Williamson, Ingram, Dejounte Murray, and McCollum, but with the worst record in the West, they are preparing to tank for the number one draft pick. The Kings acquired DeRozan during the offseason and built a four-core superstar lineup featuring Fox, DeRozan, Sabonis, and Keegan Murray. However, the Kings started the season poorly, ranking only 13th in the West, third from the bottom, which was quite uncomfortable. To change their downward…

On January 8th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the Denver Nuggets host the Boston Celtics. The Nuggets' starting lineup for today's game was Murray, Westbrook, Saric, Porter Jr., and Braun. The Celtics started with Holiday, Brown, Porzingis, Horford, and Tatum. Without Jokic and Gordon, the Nuggets' strength has significantly decreased, while the Celtics are at full strength, boasting an exceptionally strong lineup. If the Nuggets had their full roster, they might have been able to compete with the Celtics, but as it stands, their chances of victory seem slim unless someone has a superhuman performance. The first quarter began with both teams trading blows, making for an exciting start. However, during the stalemate, the Celtics' superior strength became evident as they launched wave after wave of offensive surges, gradually widening the gap. The Nuggets started off well with their shooting, with Porter Jr. and Murray hitting threes, and even Westbrook sinking two consecutive three-pointers. Despite this, the Nuggets still trailed. The gap continued to grow, quickly reaching around ten points. Westbrook played very reasonably today, giving his all on defense and capitalizing on opportunities to score on offense. He has done everything he could, but the opponent is just too strong. The complete Celtics lineup is firing on all cylinders, and they are missing one key player, White. The first quarter ended with the Nuggets trailing by 12 points, 25-37. In the second quarter, the Nuggets made a full-scale counterattack, with Strus leading the charge by scoring five points in a row, helping the team reduce the deficit.…

The NBA All-Star voting has just begun, and it's already confusing. The rookie, Wenyamata, has managed to rank in the top five, which reminds me of when Jeremy Lin burst onto the scene years ago, and fans were also voting crazily. However, the current voting rules are somewhat perplexing. Jokic received 1.42 million votes, a truly astonishing number. After all, his playing style doesn't seem flashy at all; he relies on his passing and low-post offense to torment opponents. His performance this season certainly deserves this number of votes. The Denver Nuggets have indeed played well this season. Jokic's statistics may not be as exaggerated as before, but his dominance on the court hasn't diminished. He always finds the most suitable teammate whenever he gets the ball, and this style of play is really fascinating. Durant and James, these two veterans, follow closely behind in terms of votes. Both are over 35 years old, but their performances show no signs of their age, especially Durant, who maintains a shooting percentage of 51%, which is simply monstrous. James, at 40 years old, can still score 38 points in a game, something that would be impossible for other players. Moreover, his playing style has completely changed; he no longer relies on physical strength as he used to, but more on technique. Although Wenyamata ranks fifth, his performance has been impressive enough. In December alone, he made 50 blocks, a statistic that doesn't seem like one a rookie could achieve, and his three-point shooting is becoming increasingly stable. LaMelo Ball received over 940,000…