On December 26th, Beijing time, there was a highly anticipated matchup during the NBA regular season's Christmas Day games. The Golden State Warriors awaited the arrival of the Los Angeles Lakers at their home court for an intense battle. Schröder, facing his former team, had an excellent three-point shooting performance, hitting multiple shots. The Warriors started strong, taking control early on, with Wiggins particularly impressive, scoring 10 points through a combination of drives and outside shots. The starters played well overall, but the bench seemed slow to heat up, struggling to keep pace on both ends of the court. The Lakers responded quickly, stabilizing the situation with consecutive successful defenses. However, unfortunately, Davis suffered an ankle sprain and returned to the locker room, leaving a potential problem. With a three-pointer from Knecht, the first quarter ended in a 23-all tie. In the second quarter, James launched a sudden three-pointer from the outside, while Knecht became a substitute powerhouse, making strong finishes under the basket. The Lakers then went on a 9-0 run to take the lead. However, quickly widening the gap was not easy, as the game remained tightly contested. Coach Kerr made several substitutions, but they were not particularly effective, ultimately relying on the starters to resolve the issues. Tres scored efficiently inside, while Curry responded with consecutive three-pointers. The half ended with the score at 52-55, with the Warriors trailing by three points. The third quarter began with a three-point shootout between both teams, neither willing to give ground, resulting in intense competition. Curry and Wiggins took on…

In the glittering NBA universe, the 2009 draft undoubtedly gave birth to two of the brightest stars - Stephen Curry and James Harden. They have each written their own legendary chapters in the basketball hall with extraordinary talent and relentless effort. Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, these two former young men have entered the twilight of their careers, yet they still shine brightly on the court, becoming undisputed leaders in their respective positions, leading their teams to break through the waves in the league. Stephen Curry, the soul figure of the Golden State Warriors, his name has long been closely linked to the glory of this city. However, even such a legend cannot escape the ravages of time. At 36 years old, he faced unprecedented challenges this season. Although he still proves his worth with an average of 21.8 points, 5 rebounds, and 6.6 assists per game, the once surging scoring power seems no longer so easily accessible. His shooting percentage dropped to 43.5%, and his three-point percentage was only 40.3%. Behind these numbers is Curry's countless struggles and resilience to regain his past form. His performance is sometimes like a god descending, and at other times like an ordinary person struggling. This unpredictable state is directly reflected in the Warriors' record - 15 wins and 13 losses, ranking eighth in the West, which makes fans both worried and expectant. In contrast, the 35-year-old Harden seems to have ushered in the second spring of his career. In the Clippers, he jumped from a supporting role to…

Everyone knows that this season, the Golden State Warriors, aside from Curry, don't really have anyone particularly reliable to serve as a second scoring option. Moreover, after Melton's injury, there was no one on the guard line who could help Curry share the burden of organizing and scoring. Sister Bo's performance wasn't great, and while Little Payton's defense is decent, his offense falls short; many times, opponents would simply leave him open. To resolve these issues, the Warriors' management has been looking for solutions. Finally, their efforts paid off, and they recently made a pretty good trade. According to NBA insider Shams, league sources say the Heat are open to trading Butler. Butler wants to go to teams like the Warriors, Rockets, and Mavericks. I originally thought Butler might go to the Warriors, why? Because the Warriors urgently need a stable second scoring point, and Butler averages 18.6 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.7 assists, and 1.2 steals this season with a shooting percentage of 55%! He led the Heat to the finals twice, a real star in the league. Well, although the Warriors are eager to find a stable second scoring point, Butler's salary is too high, and he's not young anymore; it might only be for one year. So, according to insider Spears, instead of chasing stars, the Warriors prefer to find someone to replace Melton in the free market or through trades. After Melton's season-ending injury, the Warriors suffered greatly. If they were to chase stars, the cost would be too high. Therefore, the possibility of the Warriors pursuing…

Curry: Only 4 People in NBA Truly Influenced the World, I'm Not Qualified Yet! The NBA has become the highest level of basketball competition not only because of its massive scale and successful commercialization but also largely due to the existence of superstar players. With their exceptional skills and personal charm, these superstars have accelerated the development of basketball and expanded the influence of the NBA worldwide. Recently, Stephen Curry, the star player of the Golden State Warriors, discussed his four most influential NBA players in an interview. He claimed that these four players made significant contributions to the development of basketball and their influence reached a truly global level, which he believes he is not yet qualified to be compared with. Let's take a look at the legendary stars in Curry's mind. Jordan Jordan holds an unshakable position in basketball history, just like Pele in football and Bolt in track and field, he is a benchmark figure in the industry. In Jordan's career, he won six championships and was elected Finals MVP each time, won five regular season MVPs, and ten scoring titles. It is precisely because of his unparalleled dominance that Jordan is also known as the "Basketball God." It is no exaggeration to say that Jordan made the NBA truly go global, and basketball has thus become one of the most popular sports in the world. Kobe Kobe is the representative of the NBA's one-man-one-city, he dedicated his entire 20-year career to the Los Angeles Lakers and brought them five championship trophies. Kobe's playing style is elegant…

The focus of the NBA Christmas Day game was undoubtedly the matchup between the Lakers and the Warriors, with top-tier stars LeBron James and Stephen Curry both scoring over 30 points, delivering an exciting game for the audience. Ultimately, the Lakers emerged as the winners and took the opportunity to improve their ranking to sixth in the Western Conference, while the Warriors' ranking dropped to tenth. Due to a significant gap in performance from the top of the Western Conference, the Thunder, both teams hope to optimize their rosters. The Warriors' general manager, Bob Myers, hopes to maximize their advantage of strong shooting ability by focusing on adding shooters. The Lakers hope to add a quality frontcourt player to alleviate pressure on Anthony Davis in the paint. In comparison, the Rockets, ranked second in the West, have a better competitive situation, but general manager Rafael Stone stated in an interview with Jonathan Feigen of the American media "Houston Chronicle" that he will not miss any opportunity to strengthen the team's lineup. Recently, American media "BR" suggested that the Warriors, Lakers, Rockets, and Nets should discuss a four-team trade proposal. If negotiations progress smoothly, Kuminga is expected to join James in Los Angeles, while C-Johnson will go to Golden State to assist Curry. The specific trade plan is as follows: The Warriors send Jonathan Kuminga + Li Kair + Kevin Looney to receive Cameron Johnson. The Lakers send Hood-Sefcik + Christian Wood + the Lakers' 2029 first-round pick + the right to swap first-round picks in 2030 to receive Jonathan Kuminga.…

As two superstars of the era, Curry and Durant both have very brilliant and successful careers, and their careers have also come to the end. Even though Curry and Durant are now 36 years old, they are still the core and leaders of their respective teams, and they still performed competitively this season. As the greatest player in Warriors history, Curry is still the leader of the Warriors this season. Although his state has fluctuated, he is still the most reliable player of the team. So far this season, Curry has played 24 games for the Warriors, averaging 31.2 minutes per game, scoring 22.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 6.5 assists, 1.2 steals, and 0.5 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 44.4%, a three-point percentage of 41.1%, and a free throw percentage of 92.3%. Although Curry's state is very unstable this season, he is still the absolute core of this Warriors team and the most relied-upon scorer. So far this season, Curry has scored a total of 540 points with an average of 22.5 points, ranking first in the team. The instability of Curry's state has also led to the Warriors' poor performance this season. So far, the Warriors have only achieved a record of 15 wins and 14 losses, falling to 10th in the West, in the playoff play-in area. The Spurs behind them are only 0.5 games away, and the playoff situation is not optimistic. Looking at Durant this season, he still performed excellently on both offense and defense, and he is still the key player of the team. So…

The Lakers won, the Warriors lost, and LeBron James is still the same LeBron James, as is Stephen Curry. In the world of basketball, there are always new stories unfolding. LeBron James, a name, a legend, a game, 31 points, 4 rebounds, 10 assists - this is his answer. On the stage of the Christmas Day game, he still shines, time seems to stand still for him. He remains the invincible king, dominating the court. In the first quarter, the Lakers struggled offensively, scoring only 6 points, all of which came from James. He carried the team forward, supporting the Lakers' hopes with his own strength, refusing to let them down. Without LeBron, the Lakers might have collapsed in the first quarter, which is no joke, considering the Warriors are not to be underestimated. In the second quarter, James switched to an organizing mode, dishing out three consecutive assists, revitalizing the team's offense. The Lakers went on a 16-2 run, completely turning around the game situation. This is the value of James; he can not only score but also lead his teammates, involving everyone in the game, which is what a true leader does. Consider this: a 40-year-old veteran can still perform like this, which is truly admirable. His professionalism and self-discipline are examples for us all to follow. In the second half, James was both offensive and defensive, capable of scoring and organizing, even delivering a big block, showcasing his comprehensive skills. In the crucial moments of the game, he always stood up, leading the team to victory. It's…

The Lakers have been playing under the pressure of injuries this season, with players like Vanderbilt, Wood, and Hayes constantly out due to injuries. This has left the Lakers' bench rotation short-handed. Although Vincent returned this season, his shooting form has been poor, unable to help the team win games. Instead, young stars like Knickert and Christie have become important rotational players. Due to the severe injury problems within the team, these young stars have received more opportunities for training. The Lakers' "Big Three" exploded with a combined 76 points, 22 assists, and 18 rebounds, while James set a miracle, proving that the new star is indeed very useful. In the game between the Lakers and the Warriors, Davis had to leave the game due to an injury in the opening minutes. James and Curry led their teams in a fierce battle, with the score constantly changing hands. The Lakers' young stars Knickert and Christie exploded in the second quarter, leading the team on a 16-2 run to help the Lakers take the lead at halftime. The Lakers had established a lead of around 10 points by the third quarter, but Curry and Wiggins scored continuously, going on a 9-0 run, resulting in a fierce tug-of-war entering the final quarter. In the decisive moments, Curry hit consecutive three-pointers to help the Warriors tie the score, but Reeves made crucial free throws and completed a layup to secure the victory. The Lakers narrowly defeated the Warriors. Davis only played for 7 minutes before spraining his ankle, but fortunately, post-game tests showed…

Curry: Only 4 People in NBA Truly Influenced the World, I'm Not Qualified Yet! The NBA has become the highest level of basketball competition not only because of its massive scale and successful commercialization but also largely due to the existence of these superstar players. With their exceptional skills and personal charm, these superstars have accelerated the development of basketball and expanded the influence of the NBA worldwide. Recently, Stephen Curry, the star player of the Warriors, talked about the four most influential NBA players in his mind during an interview. He claimed that these four players made significant contributions to the development of basketball and their influence truly reached a global level, which he believes he is not yet qualified to be compared with them. So, let's take a look at the legendary superstars in Curry's mind. Jordan Jordan holds an unshakable position in basketball history, just like Pele in football and Bolt in track and field, he is a benchmark figure in the industry. In Jordan's career, he won six championships and was elected as the Finals MVP each time, won five regular season MVPs, and ten scoring titles. It is precisely because of his unparalleled dominance that Jordan is also known as the "Basketball God." It is no exaggeration to say that Jordan truly brought the NBA to the world, making basketball one of the most popular sports globally. Kobe Kobe is the representative of the NBA's one-man-one-city concept. He dedicated his entire 20-year career to the Los Angeles Lakers and brought them five championship trophies. Kobe's…

In the final play of the game, after Reeves made a layup to secure the victory, there was still one second left for the Warriors. In a high-level competition like this, a lot can happen in the last second. Not to mention that the opposing team, the Warriors, had a player named Curry, who had just scored 17 points in the fourth quarter and made eight three-pointers. It's not impossible for him to hit a 25-meter super long three-pointer. After Reeves' buzzer-beater, notice that all the Lakers were celebrating with raised hands, even Christie had both arms up, but James chose to refuse celebration. Instead, he took a big step forward and rushed in front of Curry to start interfering with his catch, determined not to let Curry easily shoot the ball. As Curry took two steps forward to shake off James, there was only 0.1 seconds left, and he was already out of time when he shot. Even if Curry had really made the super long three-pointer, it would have been too late. At this point, the game was over, and James finally walked to the sidelines, tightly touching Reeves' head to encourage him and celebrate with his teammates. This scene shows how excellent and determined to win James is. While his teammates were celebrating, James' first thought was not to celebrate, but to defend and hold onto the ball. He also fully defended in the last second before the game ended. From a different baseline angle, it's clearer that after Reeves made the layup, Draymond Green wanted to…