NBA fans, good morning! Today the league has 6 games scheduled, in which the Wizards' game against the Nets was postponed. Today's focus battle is the Suns against the Lakers, the current Suns are neatly staffed and just won 3 consecutive wins, while the Lakers Vogel is isolated and absent from the thick eyebrows, the good news is that Howard and Tucker are back, and it is difficult for the Lakers to take advantage of this game. Before enjoying the exciting game, let's take a look at some hot news that deserves attention:
1, big Van Gundy tweeted: thick eyebrows in the past three years missed 49 games, Butler 48 games. Da Fan tweeted that in the past three seasons, Thick Brow has missed 49 games for the Lakers, while Butler has missed 48 games for the Heat in the same period.
2. Curry joined the U.S. men's basketball team? Cole: He's healthy and wants to fight, and I can convince Hill. Kerr said coaching the U.S. men's basketball team is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I can't wait. If Curry is healthy and wants to play, I can definitely convince the general manager to let him join, but I don't know how things will go yet.
3. Cole: Curry is under too much pressure to break the record and can take a break in the coming days. Kerr said Curry has been excellent defensively this season, but recently his weak side defense has not played at the level before, because he is under too much pressure to break the record, so he is not so focused on the defensive end, he is indeed a little tired, he can use the next few days to have a good rest.
4. Howard and Horton Tucker terminated the health and safety agreement and made a comeback today. Today's Lakers vs. Suns, Howard and Tucker have lifted their health and safety agreements and can play in games.
5. The Hawks plan to recruit Lance Stephenson from the Development League and will sign a short 10-day contract. The Hawks plan to sign Stephenson to a short 10-day contract using difficult exceptions, the third time in Stevenson's career that he has played for coach McMillan. Fan Comment: League Number One Jen Blow is really back.
6. Shams: The league is preparing contingency measures to avoid the postponement of the Christmas war. The alliance is reportedly preparing contingency measures to avoid the postponement of the 5 Christmas wars. Of the 10 teams involved in the Christmas war, only the Suns and Jazz had no players to trigger the health and safety agreement.
7. Rockets guard Jaylen Green will make a comeback against the Pacers. Green has been absent for 1 month due to a hamstring injury.
The Rockets will face the Pacers at 8am on Friday.
8. Rivers Jr.: When preparing for the game against the Nets, we couldn't recognize the opponent's name. The Nets' games against the Nuggets on Monday and the Wizards on Wednesday were postponed. Rivers Jr. said that when preparing for the game, only Mills, Griffin and Thomas knew each other, and the rest of us could not be named, and we had to re-do a scouting report. Fan Comment: The Nets really only have the Nets left.
9. Hill: Kerr is the first choice for the managerial position of the U.S. men's basketball team, and everyone will agree. Hill, the general manager of the U.S. men's basketball team, talked about Kerr at the press conference, and he said that because of Cole's unique basketball experience and because of his sensitivity to the game, I listed him as the first choice, and everyone would agree that he was the ideal candidate for the U.S. men's basketball coach.
In October and December, 100 people triggered health and safety agreements, accounting for 86% of the season. According to statistics, in December, 100 people have triggered health and safety protocols, of which 3 are repeated triggers. So far this season, 113 people have triggered health and safety agreements. There are only 10 teams that don't trigger: the Suns, Trail Blazers, Spurs, Jazz, Wizards, Pistons, Rockets, Pacers, Pelicans, thunder. Today's new trigger players are as follows: Wizards Pope, Kings center Nemias Keta, Hawks da Gallinari and Capela, Cavaliers forward Davis, Raptors forward Barnes and Achuva, Van Jordan, Flynn, Lone Ranger guard Tim Hardaway Jr.
11. Bulls forward Troy Brown has lifted the league's health and safety agreement and will return to the team. So far in the regular season, Brown has averaged 12.8 minutes per game, 4.3 points, 2.5 rebounds and 0.8 assists.
12 Shams: The Pelicans signed Jared Harper on a two-way contract. Harper currently plays in the development league, and harper signed a training camp contract with the Pelicans before the start of the season, but failed to stay on the team.
13. Nowitzki will be on the scene to explain today's game between the Lone Rangers and timberwolves. Lone Ranger Star Nowitzki will be on the scene to explain today's game between the Lone Rangers and Timberwolves.
14, ESPN famous mouth of the United States Yang Yi angrily sprayed the Nets. Yang Yi in the United States believes that the Nets' decision to allow Irving to return is shameful and disgusting. There is no denying that Irving is a superstar, he has a lot of box office appeal, and in terms of basketball talent alone, he is worth 50 million a year. But now anyone who wants to give Owen a contract of more than a year is the dumbest fool on the planet. Because Irving is not trustworthy, the Nets will regret their decision.
15. Shumpert angrily criticized James' decision for ruining basketball. James, a teammate on the Cavaliers, said on a podcast episode that the reason I like the NBA is that there's loyalty here, james thinks he's making the sport better, and in fact he's pushed down the fourth wall, thinking that players can do what they want, and of course from a business point of view that's no problem.
Shumpert believed that James' decision ruined basketball, and Durant's subsequent decision to ally with the Warriors was a continuation of James's decision, and the superstar group became a trend. Although James is well-intentioned and wants players to have the right to decide their own destiny, what he shows makes loyalty worthless in basketball.