The NBA regular season has entered the final stage, the league structure has become more and more chaotic, and 30 teams have to show their swords in advance to fight for a better ranking for themselves. Especially for championship teams, the health and run-in of the lineup directly affect the combat effectiveness of the playoffs, and many injured players have returned to the team. On the Western Side, the Warriors' Dreamer Green and Porter will return against the Wizards, and Wiseman is getting closer and closer to a comeback; on the Eastern Side, the Bucks' champion center Lopez will make a comeback against the Jazz. Over the past night, the league has a lot of important information, and I will summarize it here, hoping to help you better understand the NBA.
The first one: Bucks will be seriously injured, chase center toxic
In the Bucks vs. Warriors game, Bucks forward Bemburi landed unsteadily in a save and flew directly off the court. As can be seen in slow motion, Bemburi's knee was badly deformed and he had to withdraw early with the support of his teammates. Today, the Bucks officially announced that Bemburi suffered a serious injury to a torn anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament in his right knee, and the season was reimbursed early.
Bemburi is so miserable! In harden's big deal, the Nets cut it in order to free up the place, and countless fans complained about it; the Bucks' forward defense was greatly reduced compared to the championship season, and Bemburi won the olive branch thrown by the defending champion. He played in only 8 games for the Bucks, seven of which had zero points, but the Bucks gave him some rotation time. Regrettably, he was under the spell of the Chase Center before he was fully integrated into the team and suffered a devastating injury. The Chase Center is really toxic, and I hope everyone is away from injuries.
Second: Garnett jersey retirement, Green Army Big Three Century reconciliation
During the half-time break of the Lone Rangers vs Celtics, the Green Army held a No. 5 jersey retirement ceremony for Garnett, and many meritorious figures from the time when the Green Army's big three won the championship, such as Angie, Pierce, Ray Allen and Perkins, came to the scene to witness this glorious moment. The No. 5 jersey rises over the North Shore Gardens Arena and hangs with the jerseys of Russell, Pierce and many other Green Army stars. At the scene of the retirement ceremony, the three giants of Garnett, Pierce and Ray Allen were deeply embraced in the center of the stadium, and the long-lost picture was a century of reconciliation!
In the words of then Green Army commander Rivers, the wall was finally about to be torn down. Yes, from leaving the Green Army to join the Heat, this is the first time that Ray Allen did not come to the Green Army's home stadium because of the game, met a hug and a vendetta, and the previous unhappiness turned over! Ray Allen admitted in an interview: There is no contradiction between us, and we are all old, and nothing is unbearable! At this point, the green army triumvirate only Ray Allen's green army jersey has not yet been retired, And Garnett frankly said: the next one should be Ray Allen!
The third one: 30,000 + 10,000 + 10,000, the old Zhan became the first person in the NBA
In the Lakers vs. Suns game, the Lakers suffered a 29-point fiasco, and Old Zhan became the only fig leaf, he cut 31 points, 7 rebounds + 6 assists. At the same time, old Zhan also wrote a god-level milestone, no ancients before, it is difficult to come after, according to statistics, after this campaign, James's total career assists reached 10,004, breaking through the 10,000 mark. At this point, Old Zhan became the first player in NBA history to cut at least 30,000 points + 10,000 rebounds + 10,000 assists.
No matter how you think about James, no matter how hard the Lakers' record is, one thing is for sure, the old Zhan is writing his own legend, 30,000 + 10,000 + 10,000 is not the end, his next goal is to become the first mr. 40,000 points + 10,000 rebounds + 10,000 assists in NBA history. Come on, old Jen!