After the Nuggets suffered two straight losses, the Lakers finally escaped the playoff zone. Not only has the team moved up in the rankings, but James has good news too. According to statistics, in the past 10 games, James has scored a total of 327 points, becoming the player with the most points in the NBA over 35 years old. Second-placed Jordan, who is only 10 points less than James, means he officially surpassed Jordan as the first person in history. It is worth mentioning that in third place is also James, who scored 302 points in 10 consecutive games in the 2016 season. Of course, in terms of personal honors, James still can't complete the transcendence of Jordan. Two consecutive triple crowns may become a record that has never been recorded before and after. And there's a record of 72 wins, a height James can't reach. Some people think that James has to at least win a championship and a regular season MVP if he wants to really get over Jordan, which is too difficult for the 37-year-old, not to mention that there is no one around him to help him, but to nibble on the old.
The second message is about Lillard, who has missed several games due to an abdominal injury, and according to sources, the team executives and Lillard are discussing whether to undergo surgery, if so he will miss all the remaining games of the season. For the current Blazers, they don't have the strength to impact the championship anyway, but they can't get back a healthy Lillard next season. It is worth mentioning that in the game where the Blazers lost to the Heat, three players were expelled. Lowry was sent off for two technical fouls in the first half, and nurkic and Hiro clashed in the second half, both of which were expelled, which is also the most deported game this season. There is a saying that in the case of the team's bad record and the high-level people's attitude, it is reasonable for the players to have mental instability. On the Lillard thing, the Trail Blazers are going to make a decision as quickly as possible. Personally, I think that long pain is not as good as short pain, and direct trade Lillard is counted.
The last news came from the Hawks, who last season, under the leadership of Trae Young, reached the Eastern Conference Finals to create the best results in 10 seasons, but this season the team is in a slump, currently only ranked 12th in the East, not to mention further than last season, even playoffs have problems. Trees move to death, people move to live. The Hawks also want to taste the dividends of DeRozan joining the Bulls. According to the latest news, the top management is interested in trading Gallinari and Reddish in exchange for a player with immediate combat power. The two are not bad, Reddish is only 22 years old, averaging 12.7 points and 2.6 rebounds per game, shooting 38% from the field, and the ability to shoot outside the line, Gallinari is an All-Star who can also get 9.7 points and 4.7 rebounds this season, the Hawks made such a move is puzzling, the team's poor end is not necessarily the player's own problem, should not look for the reason for the coach and management, after all, the team's strength is competitive in the East.