A single game with 51 points, averaging 33.3 points! American media proposes a 4-for-1 trade, and the Rockets may welcome the final piece for the championship. For NBA players, can scoring 51 points in a single game be considered an All-Star level performance? If we add the Slam Dunk Champion title, a career average of 20.7 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 4.0 assists, would this gain recognition from our fellow basketball fans? The 13th pick in the first round, with Kobe as his admired player, it's Zach LaVine! With a slender physique and explosive leaping ability, his dunk contest against Aaron Gordon is still fondly remembered by many. LaVine won the dunk contest with a free-throw line plus between-the-legs dunk! He embarked on a promising career in the Windy City, but injuries have relegated this slam dunk champion to trade rumors, with mixed opinions. Some say he's too expensive, some say he's too fragile, and others say his defense isn't good enough! However, this season, LaVine has improved. Despite media articles earlier suggesting that his trade value was overestimated, there are also media outlets in the latest simulated trades involving the Rockets that recommend Houston pursue this combo guard who has scored 200 points in the last six games! In the last six games, LaVine has averaged 33.3 points, grabbed 5.7 rebounds, and dished out 4.8 assists, clearly demonstrating an All-Star level performance! From LaVine's personal career-high 51 points in a regular-season game against the Pistons last season, where he shot 7-of-13 from three-point range, showing extremely high efficiency! This proves…

The Golden State Warriors have made a significant decision by finally deciding to part ways with their biggest "liability" - Bogutowski. This change could potentially be the turning point for them to turn the tide this season. Bogutowski's performance on the court has been frustrating to watch, lacking shooting ability and slowing down the offense, which in turn concentrates defensive pressure on other players of the Warriors. Imagine, with a slower offensive rhythm, everyone has to work harder to create scoring opportunities, which inevitably affects the team's overall operation. It directly leads to teammates finding it increasingly difficult to score, even Curry's three-point shots can't exert their full potential. Fortunately, the Warriors' management has made a major decision that catches the eye - trading Bogutowski! Isn't this a belated redemption? Especially under the strong push of owner Lacob, they plan to send Bogutowski to the Bulls in exchange for a scoring machine: Zach LaVine. It seems that Lacob is really determined not to tolerate old problems that affect the team's competitiveness anymore. Some netizens commented: "This trade is a godsend for the Warriors. Consider that LaVine is a two-time champion of the NBA Slam Dunk Contest, with physical qualities that are absolutely not to be underestimated, especially his three-point shooting, which is really powerful!" The view of this netizen is simply a big "approval". LaVine's joining will undoubtedly make the Warriors' perimeter firepower even stronger. His three-point shooting is accurate, his breakthrough ability is particularly strong, and his scoring ability under high pressure is worlds apart from Bogutowski. You should…

The Golden State Warriors have officially announced that their substitute core player, De'Anthony Melton, who was signed during the offseason for an annual salary of $1282, successfully underwent knee surgery in Los Angeles on Wednesday, local time in the United States, and is expected to fully recover before the next season. This means that Melton will not be able to play for the rest of this season, effectively ending his season. It's really frustrating when athletes get injured. For example, there's a player in the domestic CBA named Xiao Li who is also a strong substitute core. He unfortunately got injured before an important game, with the same issue affecting his knee. The team and fans were very concerned as it had a significant impact on the team. After undergoing surgery, it took him a long time to recover, and he couldn't participate in the games for that season. This situation is similar to that of De'Anthony Melton of the Warriors, where athletes face difficulties not only for themselves but also for their teams once they get injured. After the loss of De'Anthony Melton, the Warriors' record has been greatly affected. Before Melton's injury, the Warriors were performing exceptionally well, achieving a record of 9 wins and 2 losses, once leading the Western Conference. However, since his injury, the team's performance has declined, with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses, dropping to seventh place in the West, barely making it into the playoff qualification zone. Moreover, the upcoming schedule is tough, as the Warriors will face the Rockets,…