The game between the Warriors and the Lakers will become the focus of attention at any time, even if the Lakers and the Warriors seem to be not a grade team now, but as long as there are two top streams of Zhanku, it is difficult not to open the live broadcast.
Today James surpassed Abdul-Jabbar to officially become the NBA's all-time total scorer in the regular season + playoffs. The significance of this record is that let's once again lament how good James is.
Of course, James has long been the playoff scoring king, the regular season James is now the third in history, not surprisingly this season will surpass the second place Malone, and then next season to Abdul-Jabbar's regular season history to attack the king, and then even forty thousand points.
Apparently James also knew today that this was his milestone night, so he played extra hard and scored 18 points at halftime. And milestone nights are destined to have a scene-snatcher, and this person is the Warriors' Cuminga.
In the half, Cumminga scored 16 points and 5 rebounds on 7-of-8 shooting, dunks and baskets, all of which came from the box. Here Cuminga grabbed the empty cut opportunity to fly and buckle one, and James got angry and immediately returned one.
Today's Cuminga is probably the most ideal look for Warriors fans, not holding the ball blindly, getting the ball is to use excellent physical fitness to attack the frame, as well as frontcourt rebounds, the perfect blue-collar role. Not only today, but in the past period of time, Kuminga has always played like this.
In the past five games, Cumminga has averaged 16.4 points per game and shot 57 percent from the field. Counting today's game, Cuminga has scored in double figures in six consecutive games and has entered a steady rotation for the Warriors.
In the month and a half since the start of the season, Cumminga hasn't scored in double figures in a single game. He wasted the ball in his few playing hours, and Warriors fans knew they were going to suffer as soon as they saw Cumming's blessing.
When fans thought the Warriors had been selected for "Big Smart" for two consecutive years, Cuminga suddenly had a clue. Before Cuminga was a piece of jade, the offensive means were single, the defensive attention was not concentrated, the shooting problem was very large, only a brute force and so on.
But under Cole's tutelage, Cuminga gradually understood what he was going to do on the court. Start defensively, grab rebounds, and fight for second offense. Keep running looking for empty cuts and trying to shoot those empty three-pointers.
In the Warriors, Cuminga doesn't have to be a savior overnight. Start with small roles, step by step, don't always think about holding the ball and going head-to-head, that's what Curry and Wiggins do.
So you can see Cumminga getting better and better, getting a steady playing time, and learning on the pitch. Kuminga's interior is not as humble as he looks, he is only 19 years old, he is already so good.
No matter how blind the Warriors' management is, it is impossible to be selected to be smart for two consecutive years.