On January 16th, Beijing time, the Clippers played against the Nets at home. The game ended with the Clippers defeating the Nets 126-67. Although there is indeed a gap between the Nets and the Clippers, many people did not expect the Nets to collapse so badly in the second half of the game, especially after the third quarter when the Nets really couldn't play anymore. On the other hand, the Clippers had multiple players contributing to the score and continuously widened the gap. The Clippers even led by as much as 64 points in this game, and the Nets suffered a crushing defeat. In this game, the Clippers defeated the Nets by 59 points, which set a new record for the largest point difference in the NBA this season (previously the Celtics defeated the Raptors 125-71 with a 54-point lead). This was also the largest winning point difference in the history of the Clippers (the previous record was 50 points). According to statistics, the last time an NBA game had a score lower than 67 was in 2016, when the Mavericks lost to the Grizzlies 64-80. From these data, we can see how poorly the Nets performed in this game. As for the Clippers, they played very efficiently in this game, not only their starting players but also the bench players like Coffey performed well. In this game, except for the first quarter when the Nets tied with the Clippers, the Nets' score trailed behind the Clippers in the remaining three quarters. In this game, Jones also took the starting…

Clippers Win Big Over Nets 126-67! Player Ratings: 4 Perfect Scores, 2 Good, 2 Disappointing On January 16th, Beijing time, we continue to focus on the NBA regular season. The Clippers hosted the Nets at home. The Clippers are currently ranked fifth in the West, but their points ranking is only two wins away from tenth place. On the other hand, after a series of consecutive losses, the Nets have dropped out of the playoff zone and their ranking is precarious. Let's review this exciting game together! In the first quarter, Powell helped the Clippers score first, and Claxton responded with a dunk in time. At 4-all, Leonard made a mid-range shot to score 4 points in a row, helping the Clippers take the lead. Martin scored 3 points to stop the bleeding, and Zubac responded with a slam dunk. The score was never really opened up. Harden's breakthrough 2+1 helped the Clippers lead 13-7. Martin scored another 3-pointer to help the Nets catch up to 12-13. Harden responded in time to extend the lead to 21-14. In the following three minutes, the Clippers entered a scoring drought, and the Nets went on a 7-0 run to end the first quarter tied at 21. In the second quarter, the competition between the two sides remained fierce. Coffey's 3-pointer helped the Clippers open up a 5-point lead. Then the Nets experienced a scoring drought, scoring only 14 points in the quarter, allowing the Clippers to lead by 23 points at halftime! Entering the second half, the game basically lost all suspense.…

The Clippers achieved a remarkable 59-point victory in an NBA game, with a score of 102-51 at the end of three quarters. The Clippers dominated the Nets at home, leading by double the score after three quarters, which was truly astonishing. While it's understandable that the Clippers scored 102 points, it's surprising that the Nets only managed to score 51 points. Is this still an NBA team? It seems they didn't want to win, but there was no need to perform so poorly; it's too embarrassing. Before the third quarter ended, Tyronn Lue replaced the starters with substitutes, showing great confidence as he knew the opponents couldn't possibly make a comeback. In the fourth quarter, the Nets tried to catch up on scoring, aiming to reduce the margin as much as possible, otherwise, the score would be too unsightly. However, contrary to their hopes, the Clippers' substitutes showed no mercy. They were determined to seize the opportunity and perform well, so they certainly wouldn't let up. The Nets' mentality collapsed, with Cloney being ejected from the game, losing both the game and their dignity. The Clippers continued to score, with the point difference reaching 58, causing everyone to stand up for a group photo to commemorate the moment. Paul, did you see that? It gets worse; the Nets still struggled to score, while the Clippers seemed to score effortlessly, with Coffey hitting a three-pointer and Hyland scoring consecutively, increasing the lead to a massive 64 points. In the end, the Clippers celebrated a significant victory, defeating the Nets 126-67 by…

NBA rookies, generally speaking, the talent and potential of the number one pick are undoubtedly the most prominent. The top 15 picks in the draft are known as lottery picks, and they are all young players with relatively high talent. Newcomers after the 20th pick may have very average talent and strength, and it is quite difficult for them to become core rotation players. How did he, a low pick, go from being a bench player during garbage time to becoming the team leader? 43+3+3! An unassuming 27th pick who went from being a substitute to becoming the team leader, while the number one pick gave up on himself. In the 2021 NBA Draft, Cade Cunningham was selected as the first overall pick, the Rockets chose Jalen Green as the second overall pick, and the Cavaliers selected Evan Mobley as the third overall pick. The Raptors' fourth pick was Scottie Barnes, the Magic's fifth pick was Jalen Suggs, the sixth pick was Josh Giddey, the seventh pick was Jonathan Kuminga, and the eighth pick was Franz Wagner. At the time, everyone said that the 2021 class was a weak draft year, but the top 8 picks had very good talent and strength, and basically none of them were busts; this class of rookies was still very high quality. Recently, Jalen Green of the Rockets has been continuously breaking out, scoring 42 points against the Grizzlies, which was very sharp. According to American media NBA data experts, Jalen Green and Cam Thomas have each scored 40+ points nine times in their…

On January 16th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued with the Clippers defeating the Nets 126-67 at home! In the second and third quarters, the Clippers won by 23 points (37-14) and 28 points (44-16), respectively, securing a total advantage of 51 points early on and ending any suspense about the outcome of the game. Ultimately, the 59-point differential surpassed the previous record of a 54-point victory by the Celtics over the Raptors (125-71), making it the largest point differential in a game this season so far. This marks the top tragedy of the season! The Clippers have also set a new team record for the largest point differential in a win, previously held at 50 points. Before the game, the Clippers were ranked 6th in the West with a record of 21 wins and 17 losses, while the Nets were ranked 12th in the East with 14 wins and 26 losses, setting the stage for a mismatched battle. In the first quarter, Powell made a high pass, Claxton completed an alley-oop, Zaire-Williams broke through for a layup, Harden drove for a floater, Leonard hit consecutive jump shots, Terance Mann responded with a three-pointer, Harden completed a 2+1 play, and Terance Mann hit another three-pointer from outside the arc. The two teams traded blows, with the Clippers leading by as many as 7 points. Harden's career total points surpassed Dominique Wilkins to rank 15th in history, while the Nets closed out the quarter with a 7-0 run to tie the score at 21-21. From the second quarter onwards, the…

The Clippers defeated the Nets 126-67 in a game where they dominated from the second and third quarters, easily widening the point difference to secure a decisive victory. Following the game, the Clippers received four pieces of good news. Powell has found his role in the past two games. Previously, he had been attempting to dribble into the paint to increase his offensive aggression. However, in these two games, Powell focused on taking open shots and attacking the basket when opportunities arose from the wing. This approach allowed him to stabilize his scoring. In today's game, Powell shot 7 for 10, including 3 for 4 from three-point range, scoring 18 points with 2 assists and 3 steals. This is the playing style he should maintain, and it is expected that he will continue to perform at this level. Leonard's performance was a huge surprise. He had been struggling in previous games, only scoring 26 points in three matches. But today, Leonard had a major breakout, shooting 8 for 11 to score 23 points. This efficiency is impressive and can win over many fans. Especially after losing weight, Leonard's play on the offensive end has become more agile. His low-post moves and shooting have returned, which is great news for him. If Leonard can continue to perform at this level, the Clippers' offense and defense will become even more formidable. With Leonard's presence, Harden has also been playing exceptionally well. Previously, opponents would double-team Harden, making it difficult for him to score or facilitate plays on offense. However, in recent games,…

A Crushing Victory by 59 Points! Harden Achieves 21+6+11+2 Scoring Milestone! Leonard Warms Up, Powell Dominates the Nets Today, the Clippers hosted the Nets at home, with the Clippers starting lineup featuring Jones, Leonard, Zubac, Powell, and Harden; while the Nets started with Zha Wei, Kloni, Claxton, Johnson, and Martin! In the first quarter, after both teams initially focused on the interior game to tie at 4-4, the Clippers began to exert themselves on both offense and defense with a 9-3 run, leading to a timeout after Harden completed a 2+1. Upon resuming play, Harden hit a three-pointer and then stole the ball for a behind-the-back assist to Xiaoqiong's alley-oop dunk, forcing another Nets timeout. After the timeout, Harden hit another three-pointer to surpass Wilkins, but the Clippers fell into a scoring drought at the end of the quarter, ending the first quarter tied at 21. In the second quarter, during the rotation phase, Leonard replaced Harden to lead the team, his offensive form warming up as he continuously scored through mid-range shots or free throws. After falling behind 27-29, the Clippers went on a 5-point run to pull ahead, prompting a Nets timeout. However, the timeout had little effect as Harden returned and led the Clippers on a 20-8 run to extend their lead to as much as 16 points. Claxton's layup finally stopped the bleeding. But Powell's three-pointer and Harden's layup further extended the lead. The Nets relied on free throws for points, and before halftime, Harden assisted Coffey's dunk, giving the Clippers a 58-35 lead heading into…

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…

On January 15th, Beijing time, three pieces of news about the Los Angeles Clippers have emerged, and fans who care about the Clippers should not miss them. Leonard's Restriction Lifting Soon Yesterday, the Clippers faced the Miami Heat at home. It is unknown whether it was due to the impact of the Los Angeles mountain fires, but the entire Clippers team did not enter the game in the first half and quickly fell behind by double digits. Fortunately, after a halftime break, the Clippers woke up from their dreamlike state, launching a super attack wave of 36:20 in the third quarter, directly reversing the momentum of the game. They ultimately defeated the Heat 109:98, ending their two-game losing streak. In this game, Clippers star Kawhi Leonard performed poorly, playing only 20 minutes, shooting 3 out of 9 for a total of 6 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 steals, without receiving a single minute of playing time in the entire fourth quarter. As a result, many fans are concerned about when Leonard will regain his form and when his playing time restrictions will be lifted. Today, according to Clippers beat reporter Law Murray, both the coaching staff and Leonard himself have no objections to the current game plan. They agree that Leonard's playing time cannot be blindly increased and needs to be adjusted through more games. At the same time, Law Murray stated that Leonard's physical condition and competitive state are continuously improving. Following this trend, he could lift his playing time restrictions as early as February. A healthy…

The game between the Nets and the Trail Blazers was quite exciting, despite both teams being considered underperformers. The match featured many young players who played with great energy, making it very interesting to watch. Prior to this game, the Nets had suffered five consecutive losses. Russell, a guard who was traded from the Lakers to the Nets half a month ago, had been out due to an injury sustained during a game against the 76ers. He made his return today, but the Nets did not start him; instead, they had him lead the bench squad while Ben Simmons continued as the starting point guard. The biggest star of today's game was undoubtedly Henderson, the Blazers' guard. Henderson has been in poor form this year, averaging only 10.9 points per game. Many believe that if he continues like this, he will likely end up signing for the minimum wage after his rookie contract ends, unable to secure a substantial renewal deal. However, Henderson unexpectedly exploded today, without any warning. He shot 13 for 18 from the field, including 8 for 10 from three-point range and 5 for 8 from the free-throw line, scoring a career-high 39 points along with 4 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 steals, delivering a terrifying performance. Henderson's three-point shooting was particularly impressive, with an 80% accuracy rate. He scored 25 points in the first half alone, with an astonishingly high shooting percentage of 9 for 10. Despite Simmons being known for his top-tier skills except for shooting, and also for his strong defense, he could not…