Overnight Trade Dynamics: The Lakers are interested in bundling two Nets players, and the Lakers may welcome back their championship hero. Shams, a well-known reporter, stated on a media program that according to his sources, although many teams are interested in Butler, he most wants to go to the Suns and Warriors. However, the Suns really have no chips and can only exchange one of their three giants. The Warriors may not be willing to give up young players and draft picks, as they only have half a season's use of Butler. According to Buha, a Lakers team reporter, the Nets have put all their players on the market. After the Warriors picked Schroder, the Lakers can only focus on two frontcourt players, Cameron Johnson and Finney-Smith, especially Finney-Smith, who the Lakers wanted to get a few years ago. The Nets' attitude is clear, hoping to complete the trade before the trading deadline on February 6 next year. However, based on the Lakers management's usual style of constantly bargaining back and forth, it may end up with a breakup. According to Sidery, another well-known reporter, the Wizards have put former Lakers champion Kuzma on the market. However, due to asking for two first-round picks last year, many teams thought the price was too high and did not make a trade. Now, they only need a draft pick and a player. Currently, three teams, including the Lakers, Heat, and Kings, are interested in Kuzma. Faced with such a good opportunity, it is estimated that the Lakers management is interested in taking…

The Warriors' season can be described as nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. Initially, they displayed championship potential, starting with a record of 12 wins and 3 losses in their first 15 games. This performance filled fans with hope, speculating whether the team was entering another golden era. However, the following 20 games saw the Warriors plummet into a slump, managing only 6 wins and 14 losses, causing their ranking to drop to eighth in the Western Conference. Despite active efforts in the trade market to bolster the team through acquisitions, there has been little improvement in their state. For instance, acquiring Schroder from the Nets was expected to address the lack of depth at guard, but the team's downward trend persisted. While management acknowledged that Schroder's arrival brought some positive changes, the Warriors were not satisfied. It is well-known that the Warriors have been seeking a reliable second-in-command for Curry. Initially, their target was Butler, whose skills and experience could significantly benefit the team. Unfortunately, their pursuit of Butler failed, and they were unable to secure this major player in the trade. Subsequently, management shifted their focus to another high-profile player, Cameron Johnson. The trade between the Warriors and the Nets initially appeared dramatic, as the Warriors needed to strengthen their frontcourt, and Johnson seemed like a suitable choice. However, the Warriors ultimately decided against the trade. According to insider Brett Siegel, the reason for abandoning the trade with Cameron Johnson was their unwillingness to part with too many valuable assets, particularly young players and draft picks. The Warriors'…

On January 8th, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors suffered another loss at the hands of the Miami Heat, ending their own three-game losing streak. Despite Curry's impressive performance, his teammates struggled to match his level of play. Curry managed to help the Warriors close the gap to just two points in the final quarter, but defensive failures allowed the Heat to extend their lead to ten points, prompting Coach Kerr to concede defeat early. Curry finished the game with 31 points and 8 three-pointers, continuing his recent streak of accuracy. Curry started the game with a hot hand, nailing a three-pointer from the top of the arc, followed by a mid-range shot and another three-pointer from the right 45-degree angle, igniting the crowd. He celebrated with Draymond Green after the first quarter, during which he played for 9 minutes, making 3 out of 7 shots and 2 out of 5 three-point attempts, scoring 8 points and grabbing 3 rebounds. Curry's most impressive moments in the first quarter were his successful rim protection under the basket, blocking shots from Herro and Harkless. In the second quarter, Curry was the only one able to score from beyond the arc as the Heat employed a zone defense, giving up three-point opportunities. However, Hield made only 1 out of 6 attempts, Schroder missed all 5 of his shots, and Green was 0 for 3. Only Li Kaili and Curry had decent three-point efficiency, with Curry making 4 out of 5 three-pointers in the second quarter, single-handedly keeping the score close. At halftime, Curry…

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 121-113 at home. The Warriors played well in this game, maintaining the lead in each quarter, which allowed them to steadily secure the victory. Six players had perfect scores throughout the game. Schroder's performance is getting better and better, which is reassuring. Previously, Schroder was ineffective with or without the ball, but now that chemistry has developed, he can activate the team and score himself. He finished with 17 points and 9 assists, controlling the rhythm of the game. Wiggins was also a major highlight, scoring 18 points in the third quarter alone. Although he only scored 24 points in total, he could hold off the Grizzlies' counterattacks and maintain defensive intensity, which is commendable. Hield and Waters had very high shooting percentages in this game. Waters was present on the court in the final quarter, able to score consecutively, finishing with 16 points. Hield, despite missing shots in previous games, scored 14 points in this one, including 4 out of 7 three-pointers. This was his most accurate game in the last five. Kuminga continued to provide stable output, scoring 13 points in 15 minutes, but unfortunately suffered an injury, spraining his ankle, which should not be a major issue. Li Kaili dominated the final quarter, during which time he was both offensive and defensive, even revitalizing the offensive rhythm. Unfortunately, Kerr did not use him much previously. Li Kaili finished with 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal, and 2 blocks, performing very well. TJD, Green, Moody, and Spencer all…

The Golden State Warriors defeated the Memphis Grizzlies in a regular season game on January 5th, Beijing time. Despite the absence of Stephen Curry, the Warriors played a smooth offensive game, maintaining their lead throughout the first three quarters and extending it in the final quarter to secure a 121-113 victory. In this game, Andrew Wiggins and Dennis Schroder led the team. Wiggins took control of the situation in the third quarter, with his consecutive scoring helping the team to pull away. He finished the game with 24 points, shooting 9 for 17, which is above his average. Schroder has fully adapted to the team in the last two games, especially when holding the ball, he can connect with his teammates and maintain the rhythm. He scored 17 points himself, and his performance has been getting better, becoming a key player in the backcourt. The two shooters, Buddy Hield and Jaylen Hoard, also had strong performances. Their form had been inconsistent recently, but Hield shot 4 for 7 from beyond the arc, scoring 14 points. Hoard's three-point shooting was particularly good in the fourth quarter, going 4 for 5 from three-point range, helping the team maintain their lead and finishing with 16 points. With these two players performing well, the support from the perimeter is sufficient. Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody were able to maintain stable output. Kuminga had a very efficient game, scoring 13 points on 4 for 6 shooting, but unfortunately, he did not play in the second half due to an injury sustained in the first half.…

On January 5th, Beijing time, we continue to focus on the NBA Western Conference arena. With victories for the Clippers, Warriors, Nuggets, Trail Blazers, and Jazz today, there have been changes in the rankings in the Western Conference. The Nuggets have risen to fourth place after their overtime comeback, while the Clippers, with Leonard's return and a big win over the Hawks, have moved up to seventh in the standings. Let's take a look back at today's exciting games! The Clippers defeated the Hawks 131-105. In this game, Leonard returned, and the first quarter was very exciting, with the Clippers leading by just one point. In the second quarter, the Clippers scored an impressive 45 points, winning the quarter by 20 points and entering the second half. In the second half, the Hawks still couldn't find their offensive rhythm, and the Clippers continued to expand their lead without any pressure. With Leonard's return, the Clippers' rotation lineup is very strong. In the final quarter, the Hawks still couldn't find a way to close the gap, and the Clippers ended their losing streak with a big win. Leonard had an easy 12 points, Harden had 10+15, Powell had 20 points, Zubac had 18+18, and Young of the Hawks had 20 points! The Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 121-113. It was another thrilling match where the Warriors played exceptionally well and defeated the Grizzlies, giving them their second consecutive loss. Curry was absent from this game, but the Warriors shot well from beyond the arc today, suppressing the Grizzlies in scoring throughout all…

Although the Golden State Warriors traded for Schroder, his shooting form has been inconsistent since joining the team, resulting in fluctuating team performance, making it difficult to say that the Warriors have made an absolute profit. Recently, the Warriors lost to the Cavaliers and Clippers, and Curry wanted to lead the team out of their slump against the Philadelphia 76ers' trio lineup featuring Embiid, Paul George, and Maxi. In the game between the Warriors and the 76ers, Curry and Schroder started off playing exceptionally well, continuously sinking three-pointers to help the Warriors take the lead. Although Embiid and Maxi were scoring both inside and outside, the 76ers remained behind. Kuminga, Wiggins, and Curry continued to explode, with the Warriors leading by 16 points at halftime. In the second half, the 76ers relied on Embiid and Paul George to score points, but the other players were unable to contribute. The Warriors, on the other hand, had a collective outbreak, with multiple players contributing, even Draymond Green scored consecutively. The Warriors entered the final quarter with a 25-point lead, and Curry hit two more three-pointers, causing the 76ers to concede defeat. Both teams then used substitutes for training, and the Warriors eventually won by a large margin of 34 points. Embiid shot 8 for 19, scoring 27 points, 14 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, and 2 blocks, with a negative plus/minus value of -25. Paul George shot 7 for 12, scoring 19 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist, with a negative plus/minus value of -26, the lowest in the game. Maxi shot…

Certainly, here is the translation of the article content into English: It's no secret that Curry's recent form hasn't been quite right. Take the last game as an example, where the Warriors suffered a crushing 95-113 defeat at home to the Cavaliers. The loss wasn't surprising, considering the Cavaliers had the best record in the league. However, Curry's performance was particularly out of character, shooting only 4 for 14 from the field, 3 for 11 from three-point range, without any free throws, scoring just 11 points, 2 rebounds, and 3 assists. In the first half alone, Curry was completely off his game, shooting 1 for 6 and scoring only 2 points. In the third quarter, despite increasing his attempts, he managed only 2 for 6, scoring 6 points. By the start of the fourth quarter, the Warriors were trailing by nearly 20 points and needed to quickly close the gap, but Curry failed to step up, playing half a quarter and only managing to sink one three-pointer. With 4 and a half minutes remaining, the Warriors still trailed by 19 points, and Coach Kerr substituted Curry out, signaling the end of the game as garbage time. It's worth noting that this isn't the first time Curry has performed so poorly recently. Prior to the crushing defeat against the Cavaliers, the Warriors won 109-105 at home against the Suns, with Curry scoring 22 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists. However, his shooting was only 9 for 22, 4 for 13 from three-point range, and he made 5 turnovers. Crucially in the…

The Clippers defeated the Warriors 102-92, successfully stabilizing the situation and rejecting the Warriors' comeback attempt! The plot of this game was truly unpredictable, making the audience's hearts race, especially with the Clippers' explosive performance in the third quarter, which was breathtaking. If it weren't for the Warriors missing several key opportunities at the end, who knows if the outcome would have been different? The game started with both teams fiercely competing. Zubac's dunk opened the scoring for the Clippers, while the Warriors did not back down, with Davis and Li Keller responding in kind, as the score remained close throughout. However, the Clippers' Dunn, Jones, and Powell suddenly erupted, combining for a 9-0 run that briefly gave them the lead. Despite Kuminga's three-pointer keeping the Warriors in the game, they still trailed 21-19 at the end of the first quarter. Honestly, that 9-0 run caught the Warriors off guard, and if it weren't for Kuminga's timely response from beyond the arc, the game might have been taken away by the Clippers. In the second quarter, the game became even more intense. The Clippers started strong with Dunn's layup, but the Warriors quickly responded with Kuminga's four points to pull ahead. Both teams engaged in an offensive battle, with the Warriors' Li Keller and Hield hitting threes to take the lead again, only for the Clippers' Harden and Coffey to respond with their own threes to regain the advantage. At halftime, the Clippers led 49-43, creating a tense atmosphere where neither team could establish a significant lead. But in the…

NBA regular season games continued today, with all matches concluded. The Bucks defeated the Pacers 120-112 on the road, the Celtics overwhelmed the Raptors 125-71 at home, the Clippers suffered a crushing 86-122 loss to the Spurs away, the Thunder beat the Timberwolves 113-105 at home, the Lakers lost 110-122 to the Cavaliers at home, and the Suns lost 112-117 to the Grizzlies at home. Despite not having a game scheduled today, the Warriors received a significant gift. The Warriors' Top 10 Spot in the West Seems Secure!‌ Teams ahead of the Warriors, including the Lakers, Clippers, and Timberwolves, all lost their games. The good news is that, despite currently ranking 10th in the West, the Warriors are only 2.5 games behind the 5th-placed Nuggets. With a winning streak, the Warriors could return to the top 6 in the West, with a significant opportunity. Of course, the Suns' home loss to the Grizzlies was crucial for the Warriors' stability. Booker's return had boosted the Suns' morale, and a Suns victory would have easily pushed the Warriors out of the top 10 in the West. However, not only did the Suns lose at home, dropping to a 15-17 record, but they also fell 1.0 game behind the Warriors, and Beal got injured again. While we do not wish to see players get injured, the Warriors' competitors are still in disarray due to injuries, providing the currently struggling Warriors with a chance to catch their breath. This has allowed the Warriors to temporarily stabilize their top 10 ranking in the West, giving…