NBA fans, good morning! Today the league has 6 games scheduled, of which the focus battle is the Warriors against the Grizzlies. This matchup is a strong dialogue between the first and fourth in the West, the Warriors are absent from green and the road, and the Grizzlies have won 9 consecutive games, and it is expected that the Warriors will lose this game more likely. Before enjoying the exciting game, let's take a look at some hot news that deserves attention:
ESPN: Philadelphia may put Harris in the discussion about the Ben Simmons deal. According to ESPN reporters, the Eagles' intention for Simmons is premised on the philadelphia team's need to add Harris to Simmons' deal. At the same time, some league executives expect to send Simmons and Harris at the same time, which will prepare Philadelphia to sign free agent Harden in the future.
2, Poole: When I was a child, I basically didn't watch the Western Conference games, and I saw Curry kill the Thunder when I saw it. Poole said that I grew up in Milwaukee, so I basically didn't watch games in the West, but that time I rarely watched the Warriors play the Thunder, and Curry didn't disappoint me. Curry was very patient with the team and with the young players, and he introduced me to real basketball games.
3. Paul: 18 years of hamstring injuries are a wake-up call for my career, otherwise I wouldn't be in the league. Paul said that the 2018 playoff hamstring injury I didn't think was an accident because I strained the hamstring again the following season. It was a wake-up call for my career because that injury changed my eating habits and learned how to extend my career through training, and without that, I'm no longer in the NBA.
4, Clay's father: This is not the Stone Age 30 years ago, and medical progress is ahead of its time. The elder Thompson said that the progress of modern medicine is ahead of its time, I know that his physical condition will be better, he has the best doctor and the best rehabilitation training, I am not worried at all.
5. Danny Green: If I could, I would take back that defensive action in the Finals. Speaking about Clay's comeback, Green said no one wants to see a good player injured, I didn't mean it, and I'm happy to see him back in the game. I thought it was a block, and it turned out that he was injured, the fans were angry, and I suffered prejudice. I didn't know he was torn by the end of the game, I didn't see myself as a victim because of the fans' attacks, I was concerned about Clay's injury. If I could, I would take back that defensive move from the 2019 Finals G6.
6. Danny Green: Most satisfied with the 2014 Revenge Heat won the championship, and 2020 won the most difficult championship in the park. When asked by reporters what is the difference between the three championships in Green's career, Green said that the park won the championship in 2020 is the most difficult, and the 2014 victory over the Heat is the most satisfactory, because it is a revenge trip. Winning the championship at the Raptors in 2019 was also very good, and I won the first championship in team history in my first year in Toronto.
7. Green: Clay was injured and we missed the playoffs, and I understand that nothing is guaranteed. Dream said that I had never missed the playoffs before Clay was injured, but after he was injured I was suddenly lost. His injury made me understand that nothing is fully guaranteed.
8. Kerr: Curry used to talk privately about players to make suggestions, but now he speaks in front of the whole team. Cole said Curry's leadership has shifted in recent years, with his previous habit of pulling players aside to make recommendations, whereas now he speaks more in front of the team. As he grew older, he realized his greater responsibility.
9. Lacob: I told Curry that the 44-year-old Brady does what you do. Lacob said that Curry is 34 years old in 2 months, and I always tell him, Brudy do what you do. Curry and Klay are both technical players, and I think they have at least two or three years to go to their peak, and I think Curry can continue to play at a high level, he can play longer than most players.
10. Official: The Suns have officially signed with center B.C. Bienbo until the end of the season. The Suns officially announced that the team signed center B.C. Bienbaud until the end of the season. Previously, Biyombo and the Suns signed a 10-day contract.
11. Cole: Draymond Green is still in the Bay Area treating calf injuries. The Warriors will play back-to-back away games against the Grizzlies, Bucks, Bulls and Timberwolves. Kerr said Green may return later in the road trip or not.
12. The Pacers will sign a second 10-day hardship exception with guard Lance Stephenson. Finson has played five times for the Pacers this season, averaging 14.2 points, 3.2 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 1.0 steals per game. However, there have been previous reports that the Pacers plan to sign a contract with Finson until the end of this season, and the second 10-day contract is currently out, of course, it is not excluded that this 10-day contract will be signed after a long contract.
13. Curry: He trained with Paul when he first entered the league, and he always made the team good. Curry said that when I first entered the league, I trained with him and his trainers in the offseason and felt what kind of rhythm the NBA was. Paul can make him a contender on every team he's on and you always want him to be on your team. No matter how you judge him, he's a winner.
14. Back-to-back vs. Bucks and Bulls on Friday and Saturday, Thompson will only play one of those games. Kerr said clay would play today, playing the same time as the last game, but in the next back-to-back game, Clay will only play one.
15. Danny Green: Duncan is a great scorer and an underrated passer. Speaking about his Spurs teammate Duncan, Green said it took Duncan years to open up to the outside world, and in fact he said a little more than people think. He's a great scorer and an underrated passer.
16. Lakers guard Russell Westbrook missed today's team training due to mild cold symptoms. According to ESPN, Westbrook missed today's team training due to mild cold symptoms. Westbrook, whose nucleic acid test report is negative, will meet the team at the airport and travel to Sacramento. Lakers fan comment: Is it time to trade?