The Golden State Warriors have recently been struggling, but it seems that a savior has arrived. Initially, it was thought that Schroder's arrival might transform the team and become a second scoring option beyond Curry. However, Schroder's arrival has unexpectedly ignited an outburst from another player. Kuminga scored 34 points in each of the last two back-to-back games, totaling 68 points and becoming the team's top offensive player. What's crucial is that in these two games, Kuminga not only scored high but also played a pivotal role in critical moments. In the previous game against the Clippers, although the Warriors didn't win, Kuminga had an outstanding performance in the final quarter, even leading the team to close the score to within five points at one stage. Kuminga's performance surprised many fans, including today's game where he also stepped up to save the team in the final moments, a role that was previously often played by Curry. After today's game, Green frankly admitted that they will take Kuminga as the core going forward, and it remains to be seen what kind of performance he will deliver next. This is actually a turning point for the Warriors. Kuminga's consecutive two games with 34 points demonstrate his potential to become a superstar, which may have been lacking due to insufficient shooting opportunities and a lack of tactical status centered around him. If Kuminga can score high in a game and help the team win, then he has the qualifications to become the future leader of the Warriors. In fact, the Warriors' tactical status…

On December 26th, the Christmas Day game was a feast tailor-made for fans. The Golden State Warriors hosted the Los Angeles Lakers in a match that was intense, fast-paced, and full of dramatic twists. Ultimately, the Lakers managed to secure a narrow victory over the Warriors with a buzzer-beater by Reeves, winning 115-113. The game was described as being so thrilling that it felt like life was on the line with every minute. The drama of the match was compared to a Hollywood blockbuster. Curry of the Warriors continued to carry the team with his individual brilliance, while James of the Lakers, despite his age, still exerted a strong influence. The most exciting moment came when Reeves made the decisive layup that pushed the game to its climax. The game's drama was said to be enough to keep you awake all night, replaying it in your mind. The game process started with the Warriors playing aggressively from the beginning, with Wiggins scoring 10 points in the first quarter, catching the Lakers off guard. However, the Lakers did not panic. Schroder hit three-pointers one after another, helping the Lakers stabilize the situation. Despite Wiggins' impressive performance, the Lakers quickly adjusted their defense, managed to stabilize the situation, and tied the score. The end of the first quarter is crucial. Although the Warriors once took the lead, the Lakers did not collapse. Both sides ended the first quarter with a draw at 23-all, leaving the game wide open. As for Davis, his ankle sprain caused concern, but his presence on the court…

Warriors Narrowly Defeat the Suns! Kuminga Scores 34+9 to Make a Big Contribution, Curry Gets 22+6, Durant Misses a Crucial Shot with 31+6 On December 29th, Beijing time, the NBA regular season saw the Warriors narrowly defeat the Suns with a score of 109-105. In the first quarter, the Warriors led by 7 points with a score of 34-27. In the second quarter, Beal led the team to a counterattack climax of 26-9, turning the situation around with a single-quarter score of 38-27, and the Suns overtook the Warriors by 4 points at halftime. In the second half, the Warriors started the third quarter with a 7-0 lead, and after Curry was substituted, Durant led the team to regain the initiative with an 11-3 run. At the end of the third quarter, the Suns were leading by 5 points. In the final quarter, the two teams played very closely, and at a critical moment, the Suns' offense stalled. Schroder hit a key three-pointer, and ultimately, the Warriors won at home. Statistical Highlights Warriors: Curry scored 22 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 assists; Green had 16 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block; Jackson contributed 16 points and 10 rebounds; Kuminga had 34 points, 9 rebounds, and 3 assists; Schroder added 9 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists. Suns: Durant scored 31 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 blocks, and had 8 turnovers; Beal had 28 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 blocks, and 1 steal; Dunn contributed 15 points and 4 rebounds; Jones had 8 points, 5…

The Lakers defeated the Warriors in a thrilling Christmas Day matchup with a final score of 115-113. The game was a classic example of NBA-style drama, with intense moments that kept everyone on the edge of their seats until the very end. LeBron James showcased his all-around skills, Stephen Curry displayed his incredible three-point shooting prowess, and Austin Reaves delivered the game-winning shot. It was an exciting victory for the Lakers, with Curry also putting on a great performance, much to the delight of the fans and the financial benefit of the NBA league. Let's take a look at what media experts had to say after the game. Liaoning media commented that Reaves easily got past Wiggins in the final moments. If this were in the CBA, even if Wiggins scored the second-highest points for the Warriors in this game, it would be useless, and he would surely face harsh criticism. Li Ke did not play a single minute, leaving us to wonder if Coach Kerr of the Warriors would receive backlash on social media, or if anyone would feel sympathy for Li Ke. Curry went all out today, making incredible three-point shots. It's truly a blessing to witness such experienced players giving their all on the court. Overall, the game was incredibly exciting, with both James and Curry, the "veteran warriors" on the court, delivering outstanding performances. The Warriors executed excellent sideline ball cooperation, creating an opportunity for Curry to make a long-range three-pointer, which tied the score. However, in the final 6.3 seconds, Reaves made his move, breaking…

In the NBA arena, every game is like a war without gunpowder, and the matchup between the Lakers and the Warriors is undoubtedly one of the most talked-about and highly anticipated battles. When the Warriors host their old rivals, the Lakers, the entire basketball world boils over with excitement. This match is not only a test of strength between two powerhouse teams but also a crucial battle concerning morale and rankings. The Lakers, at that time ranked seventh in the West, were moving forward with an unstoppable momentum. Looking back at their recent performances, they had won four out of five games, with their team in top form. The players on the court were in perfect sync, showcasing their high level of skill in both offense and defense. On the other hand, the Warriors were in a completely different situation. In the same five games, they only managed to secure one victory, with the remaining four ending in defeat, and their poor form had plunged the team into difficulties. However, the charm of basketball lies in its unpredictability. Despite the Warriors' recent struggles, they possess a deep foundation and a formidable lineup, making them a force to be reckoned with for any opponent. This match was of vital importance to both sides, as they both yearned for victory in this fierce battle to inject a shot of adrenaline into their team, boost morale, and launch an assault towards higher rankings. First Quarter Clash: Wiggins vs. James The whistle blew, signaling the start of the first quarter. Wiggins of the Warriors…

Translation of the article content into English: Recently, US media has selected the top 10 most influential players in NBA history, including household names such as Jordan, James, Kobe, and Curry. Let's take a look at the specific rankings. 10. Magic Johnson Magic Johnson created the "SHOW TIME" Lakers in the 80s and led the team to win five championships, being elected MVP three times. If it weren't for health issues that forced him to retire early, his resume would undoubtedly be even more impressive. 9. Shaquille O'Neal Shaquille O'Neal is hailed as the most dominant center in history, known for his unparalleled strength and beastly physique. During his peak, he led the Lakers to three consecutive championships and was awarded FMVP each time. 8. Yao Ming In terms of historical status, Yao Ming may not even rank in the top thirty, but his influence is no less than any superstar. Yao Ming's emergence established a bridge between the NBA and Asian basketball, and at the height of his popularity, his fame and recognition surpassed even top stars like Kobe and James. 7. Stephen Curry Curry being ranked seventh may seem somewhat underrated, as he not only won four championship trophies for the Warriors but also pioneered the small-ball era. It's not an exaggeration to say that Curry almost single-handedly changed the style of modern basketball, making small-ball tactics mainstream. 6. Wilt Chamberlain Wilt Chamberlain was an "ancient data harvester," setting records that later generations could not match, such as scoring 100 points in a single game and averaging 50…

The NBA regular season has been underway for over two months, and the league's landscape is wild with a touch of chaos. So far, only two teams in the league have a winning percentage above 80%, namely the Cavaliers and Thunder; there are also two teams with a winning percentage above 70%, namely the Rockets and Celtics; three teams have a winning percentage above 60%, namely the Grizzlies, Mavericks, and Knicks; and as many as 11 teams have a winning percentage between 50% and 60%, including the Nuggets, Lakers, Clippers, Suns, Timberwolves, Warriors, Spurs, Magic, Bucks, Heat, and Hawks. The Golden State Warriors are stuck in the play-in tournament zone and cannot escape. Rather than saying that the Wild West is getting more competitive, it might be more accurate to say that their own strength is not strong enough. The 36-year-old Curry is tired and struggling, and the Warriors' prospects are not optimistic! In the season so far, the Warriors have achieved a record of 15 wins and 14 losses, tied with the Suns and Timberwolves (both at 15 wins and 14 losses), temporarily ranking 10th in the West, just 0.5 games ahead of the 11th-ranked Spurs (15 wins and 15 losses), and 1.5 games behind the 5th-ranked Nuggets (17 wins and 13 losses), the 6th-ranked Lakers (17 wins and 13 losses), and the 7th-ranked Clippers (17 wins and 13 losses). In short, the Warriors have a pack of wolves in front of them and ferocious tigers behind them, and the outcome of every game is crucial! Unfortunately for the…

As we approach the end of December, the 2024-25 NBA regular season has completed just over a quarter of its schedule. During this period, the Golden State Warriors have experienced significant ups and downs in their performance. In the recently concluded Christmas Day game, the Warriors fell short against the Lakers with a score of 113-115. Statistics show that in their last 14 games, the Warriors have only managed 3 wins and 11 losses, compared to their strong start of the season where they won 12 out of their first 15 games. Their next game will be an away match against the Clippers (the Warriors are currently 0-2 against the Clippers this year), and another loss would mirror their season-opening record of 12-3 with a dismal 3-12. The Warriors' recent poor form is somewhat attributed to their tactics being more thoroughly analyzed by opponents. Steve Kerr's player selection and strategic decisions have often been criticized by fans. They argue that Kerr is too stubborn and inflexible, overly trusting certain players, which has led to the team struggling. Examples include Kerr's rotation of 13 players, his three-guard tactic, and his blind trust in Bjelica, all of which have been points of contention. Another point of confusion for fans is Kerr's apparent lack of trust in Otto Porter Jr. During the offseason, Porter joined the Golden State Warriors through a sign-and-trade deal, signing a three-year contract worth $27 million. Last season, he was a key rotational player for the Timberwolves, performing exceptionally well. Logically, his addition should have significantly helped and improved…

NBA regular season has been underway for over two months, with a wild and chaotic league landscape. So far, only two teams in the league have a winning percentage above 80%, namely the Cavaliers and Thunder; there are also two teams with a winning percentage above 70%, namely the Rockets and Celtics; there are three teams with a winning percentage above 60%, namely the Grizzlies, Mavericks, and Knicks; and as many as 11 teams in the league have a winning percentage between 50% and 60%, including the Nuggets, Lakers, Clippers, Suns, Timberwolves, Warriors, Spurs, Magic, Bucks, Heat, and Hawks. The Golden State Warriors are stuck in the play-in tournament area and cannot escape. Instead of saying that the Wild West is getting more competitive, it might be more accurate to say that their own strength is not strong enough. The 36-year-old Curry is tired and struggling, and the Warriors' prospects are not optimistic! In the season so far, the Warriors have achieved a record of 15 wins and 14 losses, tied with the Suns and Timberwolves (both 15-14), temporarily ranking 10th in the West, just 0.5 games ahead of the 11th-ranked Spurs (15-15), and 1.5 games behind the 5th-ranked Nuggets (17-13), 6th-ranked Lakers (17-13), and 7th-ranked Clippers (17-13). In short, the Warriors have a pack of wolves in front of them and ferocious tigers behind them, and every game's victory or defeat is crucial! Unfortunately for the Warriors, they are experiencing a season of high starts and low finishes, with a recent state that is pitiful to behold! According to…

Now, can the lineups of the Lakers, Clippers, Suns, and Warriors reach championship level? LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and Stephen Curry have become the oldest active stars in the league. Can they still maintain their peak performance? James is in his 22nd season, Durant in his 18th, and Curry in his 16th. Age and injuries are the biggest enemies of NBA players. Durant has overcome a major Achilles tendon rupture and returned to his peak. James, Durant, and Curry are overcoming the effects of age and striving to create new peaks. 39 points + 37 points! First in history, the entire league was deceived by him, and he is still creating historical miracles. In recent years, stars like Durant, Harden, Westbrook, and Curry have all surpassed 35 years old. Westbrook and Harden's statistics have declined due to changes in their playing styles. Durant has not shown any signs of decline this season, averaging 27.1 points + 6.6 rebounds + 3.9 assists + 1.2 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 51.4% and a three-point percentage of 40.9%. There is no sign of decline here. Curry has dropped significantly this season, averaging 22.5 points + 4.8 rebounds + 6.5 assists + 1.2 steals, with a shooting percentage of 44.4% and a three-point percentage of 41.1%. Curry's scoring and efficiency have dropped somewhat. At 40 years old, LeBron James also followed suit with a decline this season, averaging 23.5 points + 7.9 rebounds + 9.0 assists + 0.8 steals, with a shooting percentage of 49.6% and a three-point percentage of 36%. James' scoring…