The Nuggets defeated the Clippers 126-103 in a back-to-back game, securing their position as fourth in the Western Conference. This victory was achieved even without Jokic, and Westbrook has truly proven himself this year. In just 29 minutes on the court, he scored 19 points with 6 rebounds and 8 assists, boasting an impressive +18 plus-minus rating. Since Malone promoted Westbrook to the starting lineup, he has seized the opportunity. If Murray hadn't been injured, Westbrook would have been in a sixth man role, tasked with leading the Nuggets' weak bench. Murray's injury provided Westbrook with a chance to showcase his skills, and his performance as a starter has indeed been strong. After Murray's return, the Nuggets did not adjust their starting lineup, keeping both Murray and Westbrook in the backcourt. The fact remains that Murray is a natural scorer, and his playing style does not conflict with Westbrook's. Additionally, Westbrook's remarkable defensive capabilities this season have been evident, with Nuggets reporters noting that he has limited opposing players' three-point shooting percentage to a mere 29.4%, ranking him among the league's top defenders. Despite criticism of Westbrook's defense and claims that his statistics don't translate into wins, he has delivered a starting performance that defies his detractors, along with an impressive win rate. When Westbrook starts, the Nuggets have a record of 11 wins and 4 losses. On average, he contributes 14.3 points, 6.4 rebounds, 8.2 assists, and 2.1 steals per game, demonstrating a well-rounded offensive and defensive game. His shooting accuracy stands at an impressive 53.5%, with a true…

Wei Jizhong, as a landmark figure in the Chinese sports world, is almost impossible to overlook for his contributions to Chinese sports and his influence in the international sports arena. Especially in the process of promoting Beijing's bid for the Olympics, his role was crucial. Everyone knows that Beijing successfully hosted the 2008 Olympics, but did you know? Behind all this, Wei Jizhong was undoubtedly a key player. At that time, he was not only the pioneer of the Olympic industry but also the "big brother" of China's sports industry. Speaking of Wei Jizhong's achievements, just his role in Beijing's Olympic bid is enough to make him a memorable figure in history. Don't look at his short stature and mild temperament; he's not someone that can be compared to by just anyone. He not only did a lot of work behind the scenes, coordinating resources, rallying support from all sides, but also won China a voice in the international sports community, bringing unprecedented opportunities and challenges to China's sports industry. Especially in the power play among those old-timers in the International Olympic Committee at the time, Wei Jizhong's calmness and keenness were not something just anyone could possess. Honestly, Wei Jizhong was once hailed as the "Father of the Olympic Industry," but behind these accolades, there were actually many unknown controversies. Especially some later events completely shattered his "perfect image" in the public eye. Especially at the age of 88, the article he published, "Using up my last light to help, without grievances for the better development of Chinese sports,…