The NBA regular season game between the Suns and the Mavericks at the Suns' home court ended in an unexpected way. This match, originally highly anticipated for the direct confrontation between Durant and Irving, became a hot topic due to a brawl on the court. The chaotic scene not only left the audience stunned but also left Mavericks star Irving standing there with a basketball, at a loss. NBA players surrounded and swung fists from multiple angles, please pay attention to the referees, Irving was scared. The game started with the Mavericks quickly taking the initiative. Irving was in hot form, hitting consecutive three-pointers, helping the team to a dream start of 14-4. The Suns seemed to be struggling, barely keeping up with the point difference under Durant's leadership. At the end of the first quarter, the Mavericks only led by 3 points, but their firepower was clearly not exhausted. In the second quarter, the Suns' offense completely fizzled out, while the Mavericks expanded their lead to 16 points with a multi-flower attack. The game took a dramatic turn in the third quarter. Nurkic and the Mavericks' Marshall and Washington suddenly erupted into physical conflict during a scramble under the basket. The argument escalated to multiple people swinging fists and shoving each other, with the situation once out of control. The referees quickly intervened to expel the three troublemakers and tried their best to calm the situation. From the video replay, it can be seen that Irving wanted to go forward to understand the situation, but after witnessing the chaotic…

On December 29, 2024, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the 17-win and 13-loss Lakers host the 13-win and 18-loss Kings. This was the fourth meeting between the two teams this season, with the Lakers winning all three previous encounters. Could the Kings turn the tide today? LeBron James and Hayes were absent from the Lakers lineup, with the starting lineup consisting of Reeves, Vincent, Christie, Hachimura, and Davis. The Kings started with Fox, Monk, DeRozan, Murray, and Sabonis. In the first quarter, Reeves hit a three-pointer, followed by Fox's mid-range shot. Reeves and Davis scored, giving the Lakers a 7-2 lead. Monk then scored five consecutive points, to which Christie and Davis responded, maintaining a five-point lead. Fox and Monk continued to score, but Christie, Davis, and Hachimura kept the Lakers ahead by five points. Murray and Ellis hit three-pointers, allowing the Kings to take a one-point lead. However, Hachimura, Russell, Davis, and Knickert scored in succession, helping the Lakers regain a ten-point advantage. Hield, Fox, and Len scored for the Kings, but Reeves responded with five straight points. The first quarter ended with the Lakers leading 40-31. The second quarter saw DeRozan score continuously, to which Knickert and Christie responded, keeping the Lakers six points ahead. Hield and DeRozan narrowed the gap to one point, but Hachimura and Knickert extended it back to six points. Sabonis and Ellis brought the deficit down to two points. There was no scoring for the next two minutes until Murray dunked to tie the game. Hachimura hit a three-pointer, and Davis…

Continuing to create, let's talk about the Hall of Fame and retiring jerseys. Currently, only four people can guarantee this treatment: James, Curry, Antetokounmpo, and Jokic. Durant definitely doesn't qualify. How to say it? Durant won two FMVPs with the Warriors, but he wasn't the leader of the Warriors, which makes it difficult. Of course, the Hall of Fame is definitely locked in. James James has played for the Cavaliers for 11 seasons and won a championship for the Cavaliers. In three seasons with the Heat, he also won two championships for the Heat. Although he is now playing for the Lakers, he also brought a championship to the Lakers. Unexpectedly, at least the Cavaliers will hold a retirement ceremony for James. As for the Heat, I think it might be possible. The Lakers probably won't, after all, there are too many big names in Lakers history, like Johnson, Kobe, etc. If the current number one player in the league doesn't enter the Hall of Fame after retiring, that would be ridiculous. Curry Curry has been playing since the 09 season and has already played for 15 seasons. He is also one of the representatives of one person and one city in NBA history. He has won four championships for the Warriors. At such a level of cornerstone player, if the Warriors don't hold a jersey retirement ceremony for Curry, I believe Warriors fans won't agree. Moreover, during these seasons with the Warriors, Curry has increased the market value of the Warriors by dozens of times, showing the influence of…

The Golden State Warriors have recently been struggling, but it seems that a savior has arrived. Initially, it was thought that Schroder's arrival might transform the team and become a second scoring option beyond Curry. However, Schroder's arrival has unexpectedly ignited an outburst from another player. Kuminga scored 34 points in each of the last two back-to-back games, totaling 68 points and becoming the team's top offensive player. What's crucial is that in these two games, Kuminga not only scored high but also played a pivotal role in critical moments. In the previous game against the Clippers, although the Warriors didn't win, Kuminga had an outstanding performance in the final quarter, even leading the team to close the score to within five points at one stage. Kuminga's performance surprised many fans, including today's game where he also stepped up to save the team in the final moments, a role that was previously often played by Curry. After today's game, Green frankly admitted that they will take Kuminga as the core going forward, and it remains to be seen what kind of performance he will deliver next. This is actually a turning point for the Warriors. Kuminga's consecutive two games with 34 points demonstrate his potential to become a superstar, which may have been lacking due to insufficient shooting opportunities and a lack of tactical status centered around him. If Kuminga can score high in a game and help the team win, then he has the qualifications to become the future leader of the Warriors. In fact, the Warriors' tactical status…

The struggles of the Kings and the urgency of the Lakers make this potential trade akin to a basketball version of "robbing Peter to pay Paul." Firstly, the Kings are in a tough spot with five consecutive losses and a ranking of 12th in the West, which is quite embarrassing. You have impressive players like Fox, Sabonis, and DeRozan in your hand, but you can't even keep your seat at the table. The team's passing is at the bottom of the league, and they've lost control of the court. Coach Brown is almost in a "barefoot and unafraid" state. The problem isn't a lack of talent; it's an inability to form a cohesive unit. It's like a luxury sports car with top-of-the-line engine, tires, and brakes, but the driver doesn't know how to shift gears. The lack of tactics and the team's rhythm being out of control mean that not only are they not competing for the playoffs, but another few losses could be humiliating. On the other hand, the Lakers are straightforward, offering a gamble of "three first-round picks plus young players," targeting Fox. Their logic is simple: James is getting older, and while Davis has the ability, there's always concern about his durability. Therefore, they need to strengthen their backcourt with a core guard who can control the game, organize plays, and seamlessly connect with the two superstars. Isn't Fox just such a "perfect fit"? Not to mention his explosiveness, speed, and scoring ability, which are exactly what the Lakers' backcourt lacks. Honestly, the Lakers' offer is hard…

Whoever said Kawhi would return around Christmas, please step forward and take the criticism - he has already announced that he will be out for the season in 2024. The good news is that according to American media reports, Kawhi aims to return on January 5th next year, in the Clippers' home game against the Hawks. Kawhi has completed the team's 5v5 training, which indicates that his return is imminent. Without Kawhi, the Clippers have managed to achieve an 18-13 record and rank fifth in the Western Conference so far this season. Once their star player returns and they enter their complete form, won't they just take off? It's worth noting that as the Clippers rose to fifth in the West, the Warriors dropped to 11th in the West. In the first 15 games of the season, the Warriors could still rank first in the West with a record of 12 wins and 3 losses, but in the last 15 games, they only managed 3 wins and 12 losses. However, the more they lose, the faster the Warriors will seek a third star player, and they are very hopeful of leading the first major trade that will shock the entire league this season. Sorry, but the Heat recently made it clear that they will not trade Butler, so the Warriors have to look elsewhere. To get back to the main point, Kawhi's return will quickly enhance the Clippers' offensive capabilities. So far, they have an average score of 109.4 (22nd in the league) and an offensive efficiency of 110.7 (21st),…

On December 26th, the Christmas Day game was a feast tailor-made for fans. The Golden State Warriors hosted the Los Angeles Lakers in a match that was intense, fast-paced, and full of dramatic twists. Ultimately, the Lakers managed to secure a narrow victory over the Warriors with a buzzer-beater by Reeves, winning 115-113. The game was described as being so thrilling that it felt like life was on the line with every minute. The drama of the match was compared to a Hollywood blockbuster. Curry of the Warriors continued to carry the team with his individual brilliance, while James of the Lakers, despite his age, still exerted a strong influence. The most exciting moment came when Reeves made the decisive layup that pushed the game to its climax. The game's drama was said to be enough to keep you awake all night, replaying it in your mind. The game process started with the Warriors playing aggressively from the beginning, with Wiggins scoring 10 points in the first quarter, catching the Lakers off guard. However, the Lakers did not panic. Schroder hit three-pointers one after another, helping the Lakers stabilize the situation. Despite Wiggins' impressive performance, the Lakers quickly adjusted their defense, managed to stabilize the situation, and tied the score. The end of the first quarter is crucial. Although the Warriors once took the lead, the Lakers did not collapse. Both sides ended the first quarter with a draw at 23-all, leaving the game wide open. As for Davis, his ankle sprain caused concern, but his presence on the court…

On December 29th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued with a total of 9 matchups scheduled for the day. The specific results are as follows: The Heat lost to the Hawks 110-120, the Thunder defeated the Hornets 106-94, the Knicks narrowly beat the Wizards 136-132, the Bucks narrowly lost to the Bulls 111-116, the Suns lost to the Warriors 05-109, the Pistons lost to the Nuggets 121-134, the 76ers narrowly beat the Jazz 114-111, the Mavericks lost to the Blazers 122-126, and the Kings lost to the Lakers 122-132. Stars such as Jalen Johnson, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Brunson, Josh Giddey, Jonathan Kuminga, Nikola Jokic, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Kyrie Irving, and Anthony Davis all had impressive performances. So, who will be awarded the title of today's best player? Let's take a look together. In the game between the Mavericks and the Blazers, six players from the Blazers scored in double figures, including 22 points, 4 rebounds, and 8 assists from Anfernee Simons, 23 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists from Shaedon Sharpe, 21 points and 16 rebounds from Deandre Ayton, and 21 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists from Deni Avdija. They led the Mavericks by as many as 21 points and eventually won by a narrow margin of 4 points! Despite their efforts, the Mavericks were unable to secure the victory, but Kyrie Irving did his best. He played for 38 minutes, shooting 16 of 26 (5 of 12 from three-point range) and making all 9 free throws, scoring a comprehensive stat line of 46 points, 2 rebounds,…

Warriors Narrowly Defeat the Suns! Kuminga Scores 34+9 to Make a Big Contribution, Curry Gets 22+6, Durant Misses a Crucial Shot with 31+6 On December 29th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the Warriors narrowly defeat the Suns with a score of 109-105. In the first quarter, the Warriors led by 7 points with a score of 34-27. In the second quarter, Beal led the team to a counterattack climax of 26-9, turning the situation around with a single-quarter score of 38-27, and the Suns overtook the Warriors by 4 points at halftime. In the second half, the Warriors started the third quarter with a 7-0 lead, and after Curry was substituted, Durant led the team to regain the initiative with an 11-3 run. At the end of the third quarter, the Suns were leading by 5 points. In the final quarter, the two teams played very closely, and at a critical moment, the Suns' offense stalled. Schroder hit a key three-pointer, and ultimately, the Warriors won at home. Statistical Highlights Warriors: Curry scored 22 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists; Green had 16 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block; Jackson contributed 16 points and 10 rebounds; Kuminga had 34 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 assists; Schroder added 9 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists. Suns: Durant scored 31 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 blocks, and had 8 turnovers; Beal had 28 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 blocks, and 1 steal; Dunn contributed 15 points and 4 rebounds; Jones had 8 points, 5…

The Los Angeles Clippers have improved their ranking this season compared to last year, with James Harden and Norman Powell leading the team to a fifth-place finish in the Western Conference. With the return of Kawhi Leonard, the Clippers have the potential to challenge for a top-four spot. This season, the Clippers have faced the Golden State Warriors three times and have won all three encounters. Since leaving the Houston Rockets, Harden has a record of 7 wins and 2 losses against the Warriors, compared to his previous record of 1 win and 15 losses during his time with the Rockets. Firstly, the Clippers defeated the Warriors with six players scoring in double figures, showcasing their depth and versatility. Powell, Ivica Zubac, and Harden combined for 62 points, 18 rebounds, and 12 assists, leading the team to victory. The Clippers have won four out of their last five games, steadily improving their winning percentage. Not only are Harden, Powell, and Zubac playing at a high level, but other players like Derrick Jones Jr., Denzel Dunn, and Terance Mann are also setting new personal bests, contributing to the team's balanced offense and defense. Secondly, the Clippers' winning streak was further bolstered by a gift from their competitors. The Denver Nuggets suffered two consecutive losses, allowing the Clippers to overtake them and move up to fifth place in the West. The Clippers now lead the Nuggets by one game and trail the fourth-placed Dallas Mavericks by two games. To reclaim a top-four position, the Clippers must maintain their winning streak, which is…