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…

The first round of NBA All-Star voting results are out, and as expected, veterans continue to be popular among fans. Jokic leads the Western Conference with over a million votes, while rookie Wembanyama surprisingly made it into the top five, indicating a quiet transition between generations in the league. Jokic received 1.42 million votes, a number that surprised many, as his playing style is not particularly eye-catching. However, his dominance on the court is undeniable, especially in critical moments where he consistently impresses. Despite the Nuggets' less-than-stellar record this year, Jokic's personal statistics remain at a high level. His passing vision and basketball IQ make it seem like he's playing a grand game of chess. His playing style may not align with the fast-paced modern basketball, but he has an uncanny ability to control the game's rhythm, much like watching a master craftsman slowly carving a piece of art. Durant, at 35 years old, shows no signs of decline in his scoring ability, averaging 27.7 points per game with a 51% shooting percentage, suggesting he could play for another five years. The Suns have a luxurious lineup, but Durant's importance is not diminished. He's like the team's stabilizing force, providing a sense of security whenever he's on the court. James, at 40 years old, managed to score 38 points in a game, making people question if he's really aging. His physical condition is remarkably well-preserved. Although the Lakers' record has been inconsistent this year, James' individual performance remains stable, and he always seems to step up when the team needs…

With the opening of the All-Star voting channel, many fans have actively participated, and the results on the first day were very good. Second-year rookie Victor Wembanyama ranked first with a commanding lead, which also sounded the alarm for the outside world. Perhaps in the near future, he will become the new face of the league, but his current leadership ability is still limited. On January 3, 2024, Beijing time, according to the NBA's official announcement of the first phase of voting results for the 2025 San Francisco All-Star Weekend, it can be seen that the frontcourt lists in both the East and West are still dominated by veteran players. Three-time regular season MVP and one-time Finals MVP winner Jokic became the Western Conference's top vote-getter with 1,422,121 votes, leading the pack. Close behind him are Durant and James, known as the "Xuanming Er Lao" in the NBA. Although the former has only played 22 regular-season games this season due to injury, his contributions on the court are simply unmatched, averaging 27.7 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 3.8 assists, becoming the barometer of the Phoenix Suns' victories. At 35 years old, he still maintains a 51% shooting percentage, which is incredible. At the same time, the 40-year-old James is also capable of putting up a comprehensive performance of 38 points, 8 assists, and 3 rebounds against the Portland Trail Blazers. The highly anticipated French center Wembanyama ranks fifth on the Western Conference frontcourt list, just over 70,000 votes behind fourth-place Anthony Davis. However, this 20-year-old number one pick has put up…

According to American media reports, the Los Angeles Clippers are expected to make an unexpected trade for a superstar before the trade deadline on February 6th. This is quite a fresh development, isn't it? The Clippers might just pull off a big move before the trade deadline and bring in a superstar! If this happens, the Clippers will be formidable. Just imagine, it's like our CBA's Guangdong team, which was already doing well; if they brought in another superstar, wouldn't their strength go up another level? Take the players from Guangdong back then, Zhu Fangyu and Wang Shipeng, who were already strong, and later they brought in some excellent players, and they were practically invincible in the league. If the Clippers can really trade for a superstar, they might just stir up a storm in the NBA! This trade news was first reported by Eddie Bitar, a journalist from the American media Fadeaway World. It's said that the Clippers are planning a big move. They want to use Powell, Bones Hyland, Terance Mann, Kevin Porter, plus a first-round draft pick in 2031, these five chips to exchange for Charlotte Hornets' star player LaMelo Ball. We're saying, if this trade goes through, it would be amazing. Just look at the CBA, back when Guangdong wanted to win the championship, didn't they also make some personnel adjustments and trades? At that time, some of Guangdong's players were not very stable, so the team management decisively made moves, trading for some players that were more suitable for the team system, and as a…