The Clippers faced off against the Nets today, ultimately securing a significant victory at home with a score of 126-67. This win not only set a new franchise record for the largest point differential but also surpassed the previous record of a 58-point margin, with the Clippers leading by over 60 points at one point. In their previous game, the Clippers easily defeated the Heat, with Leonard delivering an average performance while Harden and Powell continued to carry the team. Facing the Nets, who are considered a tanking team, Harden showed no mercy against his former team, with both teams tied at 21-21 in the first quarter. Harden set a new career milestone, scoring 11 points in a single quarter to surpass Dominique Wilkins' career total of 26,668 points, moving up to 15th place in NBA history. His next target is Oscar Robertson's 26,710 points. After setting this new career high, the Clippers dominated the second quarter with an impressive scoreline. Both Harden and Leonard were on fire, with Powell and Jones also finding their rhythm, and Zubac dominating the paint. The Clippers completely overwhelmed the Nets on both ends of the court, outscoring them 37-14 in the quarter. At halftime, the Clippers led the Nets 58-35. Harden played 18 minutes, shooting 5 for 9 from the field and 2 for 4 from three-point range, accumulating 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists. The second half started with expectations that the Nets might respond, but it turned into a one-sided slaughter. The Clippers opened the third quarter with a 29-3…

In the long history of the NBA, there have always been players who are underestimated by people. Even if they retire on the spot without playing, their achievements in the past are enough to leave a significant mark in the annals of NBA history! This season, the league's landscape has undergone a drastic change, with the once pillars of the league gradually growing old and losing control over the game! The current league is now ruled by players at the peak of their careers such as Jokic, Alexander, Doncic, Antetokounmpo, and Tatum, while young talents like Wembanyama, Banchero, Edwards, Cunningham, Morant, etc., are already eager to seize the baton! Among them, there is one player who, for his ultimate dream, continues to make significant changes at the age of 36. He is the absolute core of the Clippers - Harden! This season, Harden has led this team of ordinary Clippers to the top six in the West, which is an incredible feat! At the age of 36, Harden has changed his previous attitude towards the game, and this season he has invested more energy into defense than ever before in his career! This is also the main reason why the Clippers can achieve a record of 21 wins and 17 losses this season. By setting an example, he spares no effort to participate in defense whenever he is on the court! As a result of Harden's approach, the team has won more games, but his personal offensive statistics and efficiency have declined. Due to the extra physical exertion on defense,…

The Los Angeles Clippers are aiming for a top-six playoff spot in the Western Conference this season. Currently, the Thunder, Rockets, and Grizzlies hold the top three positions, while the battle for fourth, fifth, and sixth spots is particularly fierce. Leonard's return aims to bring the Clippers to the top four alongside Harden. Although Leonard has played several games since his return, he has yet to find his offensive rhythm, though his defense remains solid; he is still under time restrictions. The Clippers' trio exploded with a combined 77 points, 33 rebounds, and 13 assists, leading to a big win. Harden scored 26 points, 5 rebounds, 11 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block on 9-of-17 shooting. Zubac, the Clippers' center, went 10-of-13, scoring 21 points, 20 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 blocks, dominating the Heat's interior. Zubac's pick-and-roll with Harden repeatedly broke through the Heat's defense, which struggled to contain the trio's offensive coordination. According to NBA data experts, Zubac's performance of 20 points, 20 rebounds, and 2 blocks with zero fouls and over 60% shooting rate matches that of Spurs superstar Duncan (the last player to achieve such stats in the NBA). This season, Zubac averages 15.1 points, 12.7 rebounds (third in the league), 2.5 assists, and 1.3 blocks, with a 62% shooting rate (fifth in the league). His scoring, rebounding, assists, and blocks have all reached career highs, earning him the nickname "Cake King" among fans. With Harden's assists, Zubac has become the Clippers' most important pillar in the paint. Harden averages 21.5 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists,…

In the long history of the NBA, there have always been players who are underestimated by people. Even if they retire on the spot without playing, their achievements in the past are enough to leave a significant mark in the annals of NBA history! This season, the league's landscape has undergone a huge change, with the former pillars of the league gradually growing old and losing control over the game! The current league is now ruled by players at the peak of their careers such as Jokic, Alexander, Doncic, Antetokounmpo, and Tatum, while young talents like Wembanyama, Banchero, Edwards, Cunningham, Morant, etc., are already eager to seize the baton! Among them, there is one player who, at the age of 36, continues to make significant changes for victory in pursuit of his ultimate dream. He is none other than Harden, the absolute core of the Clippers! This season, Harden has led this team of underdogs to the top six in the West, which is an incredible feat! At the age of 36, Harden has changed his previous approach to the game, making this season the one where he has invested the most energy into defense throughout his career! This is also the main reason why the Clippers can achieve a record of 21 wins and 17 losses this season. Leading by example, Harden spares no effort to participate in defense whenever he is on the court! As a result of his defensive efforts, the team wins more games, but his personal offensive statistics and efficiency decline. Due to the extra…

NBA regular season continues, the Clippers hosted the Heat game has ended, the Heat recently is a winning streak, the state is quite good. The Clippers, on the other hand, have been on a losing streak and desperately need to stop the slump at home, after all, their position on the leaderboard is not stable. They were trailing but managed to turn things around in the third quarter, securing an impressive 11-point victory at home. The key to the win lies in the data: 26+29+21! The Clippers overcame the Heat, and Leonard won by default. The game started with Zubac scoring consecutively in the paint; on the Heat side, Love and Herro hit consecutive three-pointers to help the team take the lead. By the end of the first quarter, they had established a 13-point advantage thanks to their hot outside shooting. In the second quarter, both teams saw a noticeable drop in offensive efficiency, with the Heat's efficiency declining and the Clippers failing to capitalize on the opportunity to close the gap. The score remained close throughout the half, with the Clippers' performance not being ideal overall. In the second half, Harden found his rhythm on offense, scoring repeatedly and leading the Clippers on a scoring run to overtake the score. Zubac also continued to score in the paint. In the third quarter, they completed the score reversal, and in the fourth quarter, both sides became locked in a tug-of-war, with the score seesawing as they maintained their fiery form, scoring continuously. Although the Heat tried to reduce the deficit,…

The fire in Los Angeles is still raging. Although the head of Los Angeles can talk with his hands in his pockets during an interview, this does not help extinguish the fire at all. So far, many wealthy communities in Los Angeles have turned into ruins. The Lakers' head coach Redick had to move to a hotel, Leonard went home to take leave to take care of his children, and now the fire continues to look towards the Staples Center and James' mansion. Therefore, the number of NBA stars affected may increase. Although a large area of luxury mansions has been burned down, most of these mansions will purchase insurance. In addition to this mountain fire, there was untimely handling in Los Angeles, so most of the mansions can still receive compensation. Next, let's take a look at the ranking of the compensation that the stars whose mansions were destroyed can receive. The most important part of the compensation for the mansion is the value of the house itself, followed by the value of the property inside the house. However, if the property inside the house is not registered or additionally insured, it is not easy to obtain compensation. This time, CBA player Yi Jianlian's mansion, which he spent 1.3millionbuildinginLosAngelesin2016,wasalsoreportedlyburneddown.Ifthereisinsurance,YiJianliancanalsoreceivecompensation,estimatedtobearound1.3 million building in Los Angeles in 2016, was also reportedly burned down. If there is insurance, Yi Jianlian can also receive compensation, estimated to be around 1.3millionbuildinginLosAngelesin2016,wasalsoreportedlyburneddown.Ifthereisinsurance,YiJianliancanalsoreceivecompensation,estimatedtobearound500,000 to $600,000, so Yi Jianlian's compensation is expected to rank fifth. Fourth place is Fisher's mansion, a Lakers legend. Fisher's mansion is located…

"Where were you when the team needed you most?" — This was the question many fans asked Leonard after the Clippers' crushing defeat by the Nuggets on January 9. Leonard's response came in the form of a small note that left people feeling both resentful and affectionate: "Taking a break from the NBA to be with family." Let's start at the beginning. In the midst of a devastating fire in Los Angeles, Leonard's home was destroyed, prompting the Clippers' superstar to leave the team to spend this difficult time with his family. However, this seemingly heartfelt decision only added to the Clippers' already precarious situation. The team was already struggling, having just suffered a humiliating loss against the Nuggets, and Leonard's temporary departure felt like another heavy blow to an already unstable ship. Opinions among fans were divided. Some believed that Leonard's actions were understandable, as who could focus on a game when their home is gone? Others, however, were not so forgiving, feeling that Leonard had repeatedly used "personal reasons" to leave the team, losing his sense of responsibility as a professional player. This time, the conflict reached a boiling point. This wasn't the first time Leonard had missed games due to personal reasons, but the circumstances were more complicated this time — the Los Angeles fires affected the homes of several NBA players, including Leonard and his teammate George. Moreover, the Clippers' owner, Ballmer, had invested $2 billion in a new arena that was now also at risk due to the fires. It's clear that the impact of…

Imagine a scenario where you are enjoying the luxurious life in your expensive mansion, basking in the sun by the pool and relishing the tranquility of nature. However, within just a few hours, raging fires approach from afar, consuming everything—your house, belongings, and even your sense of security are gone. Whether it's a billionaire or a renowned sports star, when natural disasters strike, can wealth truly serve as a shield? Recently, the Los Angeles wildfires ravaged many mansions owned by NBA stars and celebrities, providing a stark answer: the richer you are, the more ferociously the fire may burn. The scale of the wildfire in Los Angeles was unprecedented, with the most shocking aspect being its coverage of an area specifically known for its concentration of luxury homes. The residents here are either top entrepreneurs or famous personalities. Among the unfortunate celebrities who made it to the "list of fire victims," our familiar NBA stars stand out. Let's start with Leonard, the well-known low-key superstar, who has now become one of the focal points—his mansion and high-end apartment were reduced to ashes. The losses are not trivial but rather seem bottomless. On the surface, Leonard might be able to easily afford the costs, but what is lost may not only be wealth but also an irreplaceable sense of security. Paul George's days haven't been easy either. His 16.1millionmansion,alongwiththepainstakinglymaintainedlandscaping,turnedintoashesovernight.Thenthere′sDurant,thebasketballvirtuoso,whosethree−storymansion,whichcosthim16.1 million mansion, along with the painstakingly maintained landscaping, turned into ashes overnight. Then there's Durant, the basketball virtuoso, whose three-story mansion, which cost him 16.1millionmansion,alongwiththepainstakinglymaintainedlandscaping,turnedintoashesovernight.Thenthere′sDurant,thebasketballvirtuoso,whosethree−storymansion,whichcosthim12.05 million, was engulfed by the wildfire in…

Kawhi Leonard's sudden departure has caused a significant stir within the Clippers organization. Having just announced his return, he had not yet fully regained his peak form when he officially announced his departure after only two games. This is undoubtedly a blow to the Clippers fans who had high hopes that Leonard and Harden could lead the team further and make a championship push. However, Leonard's departure was not due to physical issues but rather an urgent family situation. Coach Tyronn Lue revealed that the Los Angeles wildfires had almost destroyed Leonard's home, leaving his family homeless. This forced Leonard to make the difficult decision to temporarily leave the team and return to Los Angeles to deal with the aftermath. Social media users expressed understanding, acknowledging that family comes first, even in the face of important basketball games. Leonard's absence is affecting the Clippers' preparations, especially as they were beginning to find synergy and improve their overall strength through the combination of Leonard and Harden. Both Coach Lue and the Clippers' management have expressed full support for Leonard's decision, recognizing that family safety is more important than any single game. The players and management's attitude towards Leonard's situation is commendable, with some fans expressing disappointment but also understanding. The Clippers' goal remains to compete for the championship, and the potential of the Leonard-Harden duo is highly anticipated. If Leonard's absence continues, it will undoubtedly impact the team's rhythm. Some fans jokingly suggest that the team now relies solely on Harden, reflecting the strong expectations for the Leonard-Harden partnership. Leonard is…

The Los Angeles Clippers faced off against the Atlanta Hawks at home. Prior to the game, the Clippers' top star, Leonard, made his long-awaited return, which was undoubtedly the focus of attention. Despite the Hawks playing back-to-back games and having just suffered two consecutive losses, they were still eager for a comeback, especially with Trae Young's performance, which has always been their scoring ace. The competition between the two teams on the court was filled with sparks from the start, especially with Leonard's return, which instantly greatly enhanced the Clippers' combat effectiveness. At the beginning of the game, the Hawks played very aggressively, with Trae Young and Lissach almost making a perfect combination to help the Hawks take a 5-2 lead. As soon as Leonard took the court, he responded with a three-pointer, quickly stabilizing the situation for the Clippers. In the subsequent game, the Clippers gradually found their rhythm, with Zubac, Powell, and Dunn scoring points one after another, creating a small climax and successfully overtaking the score. The Hawks were clearly not willing to be outdone, with Capela, Trae Young, and Klayich's offense continuously putting pressure on the Clippers, keeping the score close. In the last moments of the first quarter, the Clippers unleashed a 16-0 run, extending their lead to as much as 15 points. This attack almost collapsed the Hawks' defense, and it was only through several three-pointers by Trae Young and Matthews that the point difference remained within 1 point. At the end of the first quarter, the Clippers led 29-28. In the following game,…