On January 22nd, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. In yesterday's focus game, the Warriors lost 85-125 to the Celtics at home. After this game, Warriors star Schroder has continuously set multiple career disgrace records, which can almost determine that his combination with the Warriors is wrong. In yesterday's game, Schroder played for a total of 17 minutes, shooting 3 out of 8, including 1 out of 4 three-pointers, without any free throws, totaling 7 points, 0 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, and 0 blocks. According to statistics, this was the 12th time this season that Schroder scored in single digits in a single game, with 7 of them occurring after joining the Warriors. Yesterday, the Warriors lost by a whopping 40 points, which was the third time Schroder had suffered a defeat with a margin of more than 30 points since joining the Warriors, and he had only been with the team for a month. He never experienced a loss of more than 30 points while playing for the Nets this season. Schroder's plus-minus rating was -29 yesterday, setting the fourth-lowest record of his career, and previously in the game where the Warriors lost by 51 points to the Grizzlies, Schroder's plus-minus rating was -34, setting his worst career record. After joining the Warriors, Schroder averaged only 10.6 points, with a shooting percentage of 35.9%, creating the worst record of his career, and a three-point shooting percentage of 28.4%, which is the lowest since his rookie season. According to statistical data, since joining the Warriors, Schroder's BPM is…

On January 21, 2025, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors suffered a crushing defeat at home, losing to the Boston Celtics with a score of 85-125. This outcome sent shockwaves through the NBA, setting several embarrassing records. The Warriors' score of 85 points was like a cold shackle, locking them into a new low for single-game scoring this season. The previous low of 90 points was achieved against the Timberwolves and Rockets, but this game's score further lowered the team's threshold. Losing by over 40 points at home is a situation that has not occurred since 1985. This is not just a numerical gap, but more like a "picture of decline" reflecting the current state of the Warriors. Seeing such a situation, the Warriors' owner could no longer contain his inner flames. However, the owner's anger, like a spark with the potential to start a prairie fire, stems from reasons beyond just this one defeat. "A dike a thousand miles long can be destroyed by an ant hole," and the team's various problems have been eroding this once-champion team like ant holes. Looking at the Warriors' performance against strong teams, "encountering strong teams leads to collapse, the former champion's desire to win is completely gone" has become their most realistic portrayal now. Once feared on the court, the Warriors now seem like a toothless tiger in front of strong opponents. In the course of the game, they are powerless, and those opponents once suppressed by the Warriors naturally spare no effort to strike back at the now fallen Warriors. The…

After the start of the 25 season, the first major NBA trade has been completed. According to renowned journalist Shams, the Warriors and Nets have reached a significant 5-for-2 trade. The Warriors sent away Melton, two-way player Bickman, and three second-round draft picks to the Nets in exchange for Schroder and one second-round pick. The main players involved in this trade are Melton and Schroder. Melton is injured and unable to provide immediate assistance to the Warriors, prompting the management to quickly act and acquire Schroder. Schroder is a star-level guard for the Nets and also their top player. This transaction signifies that the Nets' "supermarket" is open for business, and it is expected that before the trade deadline, the Nets will trade away several core team members and officially enter a rebuilding phase. Melton actually performed well this season, but unfortunately suffered a serious left knee ligament injury, requiring surgery that ended his season. In the six games he played, Melton averaged 10.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 1.2 steals. Before his injury, he was also a valuable bench player. However, the Warriors' goal is to compete for the championship, and trading him away was a wise decision. Moreover, the Warriors are expected to make more significant moves before the trade deadline. Schroder is the absolute core of the Nets. The Warriors managed to obtain Schroder and other trade assets by giving up a substitute player who is out for the season and three second-round picks, which is indeed a great deal. Schroder has played 23 games for…

In an intense NBA game, the Warriors defeated the Wizards 122-114. However, Warriors owner Joe Lacob found no joy in the victory. What appeared to be a routine regular-season win actually concealed numerous hidden dangers, casting a shadow over the team's future. The frequent injuries to key players have severely compromised the lineup's integrity. Starting power forward Draymond Green had previously missed three consecutive games due to illness and back injuries. In this game, Green only played for 3 minutes, missing his only shot attempt and securing just one rebound before being forced to leave the court due to calf tightness. Whether he will continue to miss games remains uncertain, which undoubtedly poses a significant challenge to the team's interior defense and tactical execution. Despite playing a crucial role in the game, Curry struggled with his shooting in the first half. However, he showed no hesitation in the clutch moments, making a step-back jumper that sent Kuzma flying and hitting a critical three-pointer. Throughout the game, Curry went 10-for-22 from the field, 4-for-14 from beyond the arc, scoring 26 points with 5 rebounds and 6 assists. Heart-wrenchingly, in the closing stages of the game, Curry was pressed on the leg by the falling Poole, limping off the court early and returning to the locker room, with his injury status unclear. If Curry were to miss the next game, the Warriors would face the daunting prospect of having three core starters out due to injuries. Despite Coach Kerr strictly limiting playing time for the players throughout the season, the team has…

In the fiercely competitive and ever-changing NBA league, every trade between teams is like a powerful bomb that can trigger a series of reactions, strongly impacting the nerves of fans. Recently, the Golden State Warriors' series of operations are like throwing a huge stone into a calm lake, instantly stirring up thousands of waves, becoming the focus of public opinion and drawing discussions from all sides. The Warriors have shown great determination this time, sending D'Angelo Russell and three future second-round draft picks to the Brooklyn Nets in a straightforward manner. This move is not simple; they not only acquired guard D'Angelo Russell but also received an additional second-round pick. This seemingly ordinary exchange of players and draft picks actually carries profound implications, involving the team's current challenges, long-term development plans, and the ups and downs of individual players' destinies. Let's take a look at the newly acquired Russell for the Warriors, who is not to be underestimated. So far this season, he averages 18.4 points and can deliver 6.6 assists, with a three-point shooting percentage of 38.7%. In intense games, Russell breaks through with keen insight into the situation, accurately passing to open teammates or scoring himself, igniting the court. The Warriors got him by paying only the injured Russell, who has only one year left on his contract, and two second-round picks; this deal is too good, like a shrewd merchant finding a bargain. Russell's arrival immediately attracted attention, with everyone discussing the possibility of him integrating into the Warriors' tactical system. It should be known that each…

The situation for the Warriors this season has been truly terrible, like a roller coaster. They started at the top of the Western Conference but have since plummeted to tenth place. The team also acquired German player Dennis Schroder through a trade, who was originally highly anticipated. However, it now appears that he is not living up to expectations, averaging only 7 points per game with a three-point shooting percentage of just 26%. He is not performing at the level expected of him, and he has even questioned Steve Kerr's tactics. Schroder stated that he has always excelled at dribbling and setting screens, and he very much wants to play pick-and-roll with tall players, which can maximize his threat. However, the current situation is completely different. He is required to run without the ball, and in short, he is unable to do what he used to do. It is clear that Schroder believes Steve Kerr did not use him correctly, leading to a decline in his personal form. Many experts and fans now argue that the reason Steve Kerr has been successful and hailed as the NBA's best coach is mainly because he benefited from Stephen Curry's peak period. In fact, this coach has no coaching ability at all. His coaching ability during games could even be considered mid-to-lower level. In every game, whoever plays well and has good手感, he substitutes them out. Moreover, he always likes to obsess over small lineups, causing the team to frequently be overwhelmed by opponents, with rebounding being abysmal in every game. Even Kevin…

Many fans should reflect on a question: why has the Warriors' competitiveness seriously declined in the past two years? After all, they were still a championship team in 2022. In the past two years, they have even had difficulty making it into the playoffs. So we need to analyze the lineup at that time. Which core players left the team in 2022, leading to the decline of the Warriors' strength? After careful analysis, the most impressive players may be Thompson and Poole. We must now re-evaluate Poole's role in the Warriors. In 2022, Poole was a very important player during the Warriors' championship run, and could be considered a champion contributor that year. In that year's playoffs, Poole averaged 17 points with a three-point shooting percentage as high as 39% and a field goal percentage as high as 51%. When Curry was off the court, it was Poole who used his individual ability to tear through the defense and score. After he left, the Warriors lost a major attacking point. More importantly, Poole's three-point shooting was very accurate that year in the playoffs, and his playing style on the court was like Curry incarnate. Poole's performance with the Wizards is becoming increasingly outstanding. This season, his performance has been very stable. In today's game against the Bulls, he personally made 6 three-pointers and scored 22 points. So far this season, he averages 21.8 points with a three-point shooting percentage as high as 41.5%. He is no longer the Poole we remember as an inconsistent three-point shooter. Currently, he has become…

This season, the Golden State Warriors, after a brilliant start to the season, have ultimately returned to mediocrity. According to the NBA's latest published offensive and defensive efficiency over the past 10 games, their defense is average, but problems on the offensive end are exposed, dropping them unexpectedly to the third tier, where they can only find relevance among teams like the Wizards, Hornets, and Bulls that are tanking for the draft. The main reasons for this situation are threefold. Firstly, after the NBA mid-season tournament, more teams have studied the Warriors' tactics, especially the close guarding of backup shooter Buddy Hield, which has become even tighter. This substitute who was once considered on par with Klay Thompson has been exposed in recent games, averaging a dismal 20.7% three-point shooting percentage, which is almost unbearable to watch. Without a reliable shooter to provide consistent firepower, the Warriors are unable to tear apart the opponent's defensive formation or create more space, directly limiting the performance of Green, Wiggins, and Kuminga within the paint, and concentrating the team's offensive efforts on individual plays, such low-efficiency operations constrain the team's scoring. Secondly, head coach Steve Kerr does not have a set rotation. Although Tom Thibodeau has a poor reputation in the industry for often using an eight-man rotation, his professionalism lies in maintaining a stable number of players, with other role players simply filling in numbers to help the New York Knicks meet basic team requirements. However, the coaching philosophies of the two coaches differ, as Kerr is more willing to experiment, maintaining…

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NBA regular season is full of excitement, and as the season progresses, the league's landscape is taking shape, with each of the 30 teams facing their own challenges! Take the West for example, where the young Thunder dominate and lead by a wide margin, while teams like the Rockets, Grizzlies, Nuggets, Mavericks, Lakers, Clippers, Timberwolves, Spurs, Warriors, and Kings compete fiercely, each with their own problems! The Golden State Warriors have only managed an 18-18 record, ranking 10th in the West, in a precarious position! Even though Curry is still the "Curry Day" who can shoot until he smokes, he simply can't carry this troubled Warriors team! In the Curry era, the Warriors have reached the NBA Finals six times and won four championships, making them one of the most successful dynasty teams in the league over the past decade. At the same time, the Warriors' owner has made a fortune, with the team's market value skyrocketing from 300milliontothe300 million to the 300milliontothe8 billion level! The Warriors have achieved both fame and wealth, and the owner is even more confident, setting a development strategy of "winning now and planning for the future." But what happened? After winning the championship in the 21-22 season, the Warriors were plagued with problems, both internal and external, and their dominance plummeted - they were eliminated in the Western Conference semifinals in the 22-23 season, and missed the playoffs in the 23-24 season! During this offseason, the Warriors underwent a major reshuffle of their roster, letting go of Klay Thompson, not pursuing Chris Paul, unable…