NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Suns 109-105. In this game, the Suns' performance in the final quarter was truly terrible, as they failed to score from field play in the last two minutes, which was indeed unexpected. Under this trend, the opponent was bound to complete an overtaking, ultimately leading to a loss. After the match, they faced three pieces of bad news. The warming up of Beal in this game was a happy result. After all, he made 12 out of 24 shots, scoring 28 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 assists, which is not a bad efficiency. Moreover, under his leadership, the team remained in a winning position. Even though he couldn't help the team with the last shot, he could maintain such a perfect output on the offensive end, for which the team was grateful. However, Beal and Booker are completely incompatible. During Booker's absence, Beal can perform continuously. Once Booker returns, Beal will be lost. If they continue to be incompatible in the future, perhaps trading Beal is the only option, otherwise it will be difficult for the team to achieve a chemical reaction, which is a worrying aspect. In addition, Buden's coaching in this game was a complete mess, and he led to the loss. Among them, Beal was originally playing well with the bench in the final quarter, but he switched to the starters. In fact, the starters today were not playing well. If they had been brought on later, allowing Beal to continue leading the bench, at least the vitality could have…

On December 29th, Beijing time, a total of 9 NBA games were played, involving teams such as the Thunder, Lakers, Warriors, Suns, Mavericks, Kings, and Nuggets. As a result, the Western Conference standings have become chaotic once again. The current situation can be summarized as follows: the Lakers have created an NBA miracle, the top spot has achieved 10 consecutive victories, and the Warriors have overtaken the Suns. The Thunder defeated the Hornets 106-94, with little suspense in the game process. The Thunder pulled away in the second quarter, and the Hornets failed to launch an effective offensive in the second half, ultimately resulting in an easy victory for the Thunder. In terms of statistics, Alexander scored 22 points with 4 rebounds, 6 assists, and 6 turnovers, Jalen Williams had 20 points, 3 rebounds, and 6 assists, while Harten contributed 12 points and 15 rebounds. After this win, the Thunder has now achieved 10 consecutive victories, the longest winning streak in the league at present. Once Holmgren returns, the Thunder may find themselves without opponents in the West. The Warriors narrowly beat the Suns 109-105, with an intense game process. Both sides took turns leading in the first half, and the gap remained close in the third quarter. In the final quarter, Schroder hit a three-pointer at a crucial moment and followed it up with two successful free throws, securing the victory for the Warriors. This win ended the Warriors' three-game losing streak, while the Suns suffered their second consecutive loss. The rankings between the two teams were swapped, with…

The Phoenix Suns faced off against the Golden State Warriors in a back-to-back road game. Stephen Curry and Draymond Green returned to action for the Warriors, while the Suns were without Devin Booker due to suspension and Jusuf Nurkic was also out. The Suns' starting lineup featured Jones, Beal, Dunn, Kevin Durant, and Plumlee; the Warriors countered with Curry, Schroder, Wiggins, Green, and TJD. In the first quarter, Beal started strong with four consecutive shots made, scoring 10 points on his own. However, the Warriors had multiple players contributing, including Curry who hit a three-pointer early on. The score remained close, with the Warriors leading 15-13 at the first timeout. After the break, the Suns' offense struggled, allowing Curry to hit another three-pointer and take the lead. The Warriors then brought in Kuminga, who scored seven straight points, prompting a Suns timeout with the score at 25-18. Upon resuming play, Durant began to exert himself on both ends of the court, though the Suns unsuccessfully challenged a goaltending call. Durant continued to score through mid-range jumpers and a 2+1 play to keep the Suns in the game. The Warriors, with contributions from Kuminga and Davis, ended the quarter leading 34-27. During the second quarter, both teams rotated their lineups, with Curry and Beal leading their respective teams. Okogie had a steal and dunk, followed by Beal hitting a three-pointer, reducing the Suns' deficit to two points. After Green returned, the Warriors continued to commit turnovers, leading to Okogie drawing fouls and free throws, causing Coach Kerr to call a timeout.…

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Suns at home with a score of 109-105. In this game, after the Suns' physical decline in the final quarter, their efficiency in various aspects began to drop. The Warriors seized the opportunity to widen the gap and eventually narrowly won against their opponents. After the game, the Warriors faced three joys and one concern. Kuminga's current state is getting better and better. He scored 34 points in the last game, and this game was also 34 points. More importantly, he can continuously score in the final moments to help the team establish an advantage. In fact, Kuminga is the only player on the Warriors who can create fouls by hard-charging the basket. If he were traded, it is not excluded that the situation might get worse. Therefore, Kuminga needs to continue playing for the team. As long as he is given enough ball possession, he can explode. With his tactical status improving, scoring twenty or thirty points will not be a problem. TJD, like Kuminga, has also shown his value. In these two games, TJD has been effective immediately upon entering the court, whether it's finishing, rebounding, or defense, he can handle it all. Unfortunately, after a strong first quarter, he was benched in the second quarter, and in the second half, he only played sporadically, which is quite inexplicable. Don't forget, he had a performance of 16+10+4 blocks for the whole game, which is already very strong. However, he only played for 23 minutes. Schroder has finally slowly awakened. He made…

The NBA regular season game between the Suns and the Mavericks at the Suns' home court ended in an unexpected way. This match, originally highly anticipated for the direct confrontation between Durant and Irving, became a hot topic due to a brawl on the court. The chaotic scene not only left the audience stunned but also left Mavericks star Irving standing there with a basketball, at a loss. NBA players surrounded and swung fists from multiple angles, please pay attention to the referees, Irving was scared. The game started with the Mavericks quickly taking the initiative. Irving was in hot form, hitting consecutive three-pointers, helping the team to a dream start of 14-4. The Suns seemed to be struggling, barely keeping up with the point difference under Durant's leadership. At the end of the first quarter, the Mavericks only led by 3 points, but their firepower was clearly not exhausted. In the second quarter, the Suns' offense completely fizzled out, while the Mavericks expanded their lead to 16 points with a multi-flower attack. The game took a dramatic turn in the third quarter. Nurkic and the Mavericks' Marshall and Washington suddenly erupted into physical conflict during a scramble under the basket. The argument escalated to multiple people swinging fists and shoving each other, with the situation once out of control. The referees quickly intervened to expel the three troublemakers and tried their best to calm the situation. From the video replay, it can be seen that Irving wanted to go forward to understand the situation, but after witnessing the chaotic…

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 Mavericks played with great aggression in this game, maintaining a significant lead in the first half. Even when the Suns closed in during the third quarter, they were still able to maintain their scoring advantage in the final quarter, ultimately defeating the Suns 98-89. It's worth noting that Doncic did not play in this game. Three players had outstanding performances throughout the game. Thompson, after entering the court at a critical moment in the final quarter, played exceptionally well overall. He was able to control both offense and defense, grabbing rebounds and making key plays, finishing with an impressive stat line of 11 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists, showcasing his versatility on the court. Gafford also performed well, especially after Nurkic was ejected, as he stepped up and contributed 16 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 blocks, exerting good pressure on the interior. Kleber took control of the situation in the closing moments, scoring on offense and making steals and free throws on defense, exploding on both ends of the court, becoming the ace in the hole for this match. Irving, Dinwiddie, PJ, Marshall, and Powell all had passable performances. Irving's biggest issue in this game was missing shots; he started off well in the first quarter but struggled to maintain his accuracy, ending with a 6-for-21 shooting record. However, he must assert himself on the court, whether it be through defense or ball handling, and use his excellent ability to draw defenders to help stabilize the team's advantage. Additionally, Irving's plus-minus rating wasn't bad. Dinwiddie's main problem in…

NBA regular season featured a focal matchup between the Mavericks and the Suns! With both teams' cores, Doncic and Booker absent, the odds were even, and it was about who could establish their rhythm and which star would perform more aggressively to gain an advantage. In the first half, the Mavericks led the Suns 55-39 with a 16-point lead. Both teams had the same number of three-pointers, seven each, but the difference was mainly in inside scoring, where the Mavericks had a higher shooting percentage and stronger offensive capabilities. In the third quarter, a conflict erupted, resulting in Nurkic being ejected for a 1-for-2 trade, along with Marshall and Washington. The two teams fought fiercely, with the Mavericks maintaining a double-digit lead. Although Durant is formidable, Beal was a liability, and Irving and Dinwiddie's three-pointers extended the lead to 18 points. The Suns did not collapse, and Durant continued to exert himself, as if playing against an entire team by himself. The Mavericks couldn't keep up, and their advantage was gradually eroded, leaving only an 8-point lead at the end of the third quarter. In the final quarter, during Durant's absence, the Suns didn't falter. Although they didn't reduce the gap, they also didn't allow it to widen, holding on tightly. The Mavericks had good offense but average defense, failing to capitalize on Durant's absence, though they did waste four minutes. Upon Durant's return, O'Neal hit a three-pointer, followed by a Grimes answer ball. O'Neal's three-pointer didn't continue, and Gafford had a two-handed slam dunk. Plumlee made free throws, and…

In recent days, the NBA power rankings have seen a dramatic shift, with the Cleveland Cavaliers making a stunning leap to overtake the Oklahoma City Thunder and claim the top spot in the league. This change has been as thrilling as a roller coaster ride! Imagine the Cavaliers' recent performance, which has catapulted them from a mediocre standing to become the dominant force in the East. Despite the Thunder's continued strength, they have had to temporarily relinquish their second-place position, much like a thief caught red-handed by the police. This is the allure of the NBA, where any game can shatter expectations. Who can say that other teams won't rise to the top in the future? The Cavaliers' meteoric rise Can you believe it? The Cavaliers' recent performances have been akin to an untamed horse, winning with ease. They have consecutively defeated the Brooklyn Nets, Milwaukee Bucks, and Philadelphia 76ers. The results of these three games have seen their record soar to 25 wins and 4 losses. This feels like a case of waving a red flag against the wind; many thought they would struggle in the league for years, only to unexpectedly become the top team! Even more impressive is that the core players of the team are performing like gods descending from heaven, covering both offense and defense while controlling the pace of the game like seasoned drivers. Although there are no detailed match statistics, their recent performances show that they are crowning themselves with victory in every game. It can be said that the Cavaliers' operations have…

On December 28th, Beijing time, the NBA witnessed a wild brawl that was anything but festive, with players throwing punches and engaging in a street-style brawl! With the Chinese New Year approaching, the NBA saw a peak matchup at the end of 2024, featuring the Mavericks against the Suns, both teams boasting at least two superstars. Even with Doncic's injury, the game remained intense. However, with 9 minutes and 2 seconds left in the third quarter, a heated conflict erupted on the court, leading to an all-out brawl. The score stood at 60:44 when Nurkic and Marshall began to clash, each sizing up the other. After two consecutive rounds of minor skirmishes that went unchecked by the referees, the tension escalated. Nurkic committed another offensive foul, elbowing Gafford to the ground in a move that seemed particularly aggressive. Frustrated by the call, Nurkic got up and walked away. Seeing his teammate being targeted, Marshall started yelling at Nurkic from a distance. But Nurkic, known for his fiery temper, couldn't stand it and charged towards Marshall, engaging in a fierce verbal exchange. The words quickly turned into action as Nurkic swung his right hand, slapping Marshall across the head. Marshall retaliated immediately, not backing down, with a swift straight punch to Nurkic's face. The blow was fast and hard, visibly reddening Nurkic's face. Washington then joined the fray, pushing Nurkic to the ground with a forceful shove to his waist. Nurkic, upon getting up, was ready to continue fighting but was eventually restrained, falling to the ground in the process. Despite…