On March 3, Beijing time, after Wei Shao joined the Clippers, the team has not won and swallowed four consecutive losses. After the game, the former MVP was inevitably held again, which attracted a lot of ridicule.
This game, to be honest, the Clippers' loss was really not all on Wei Shao. The team's defensive collapse in the third quarter was the main reason. In this quarter, they drove Poole crazy, slamming 22 points in a single quarter, and the Warriors smashed a 42-16 offensive run in a single quarter to establish the victory.
Of course, Wei Shao's performance was also unsatisfactory, as a starter, he shot 3 of 12, 0 of 5 from three-point range, 8 points, 6 assists, and 4 turnovers. "Humiliated" by Chasing Dreams in public, Wei Shao held the ball outside and was directly emptied.
Coupled with the fact that the Clippers have not won in getting Wei Shao, in this case, Wei Shao will inevitably be called a meeting. In fact, in this battle, Wei Shao set three humiliating records in a row. 1. After joining the new owner, the Clippers suffered 4 consecutive losses. 2. Seven rebounds per game in his career, the first time since leaving the Thunder, and his first single-game reboundless score since October 31, 2014. 3. Counting last season, when Wei Shao started, his team suffered 14 consecutive defeats.
Seeing Wei Shao's performance, the Lakers media can be said to be gloating, and the media posted a video of Wei Shao talking about Chinese, with the title Wei Shao next season, suggesting that he should go to China to play. Farbod Esnaashari commented more objectively that Wei Shao did whatever the Clippers needed him to do. But line-up changes at this stage of the season came too late, and the team's rotation and rhythm were disrupted. In other words, the arrival of Weishao disrupted the Clippers' original chemistry.
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Still, Clippers coach Lue remains confident in the team, saying, "I'm still confident that when things don't go well, we have to be tough enough to get through it. We have to stay the course, we have to be strong enough on a spiritual level and strong enough on a spiritual level. "At the moment, the Clippers have fallen to seventh in the West.