That's the way it is this season, and at this stage of the game, you can feel that one thing is that some teams have basically no chance of moving forward. Maybe some teams, after the All-Star break, will re-evaluate the season and make some decisions. So what are the things worth paying attention to in the near future? The Lakers officially announced the injury of 4 people, Kerr officially confirmed, Leonard was a big success, and Doncic won the award.
The Lakers have had quite a lot of injuries recently, and it can be said that whoever is in good shape will have injuries next, and Vanderbilt is like this. So what is the current injury situation of the Lakers? Judging from the announcement, the Lakers are recovering from four injuries, and the time of their next assessment has been confirmed. Christie suffered an ankle injury and missed a game. Vanderbilt, on the other hand, missed four games due to a right foot injury.
In addition to those two players, Vincent missed 26 games with a knee injury and Reddish missed nine. These players will be evaluated again after the All-Star break. In other words, they are still some time away from making a comeback. There is no way around it, injuries are part of the game. In fact, these players also want to play, especially Reddish, who are working hard for contracts, just see when they come back.
The Warriors have been in pretty good form lately, and it can be said that it is a real Northern Expedition. Now coach Kerr has confirmed one thing, and that is about a contract extension. Cole bluntly said that he made it clear that he wanted to come back, that he was open-minded, and that Lacob wanted him to come back, so he would come back. Kerr has been doing a good job lately because he's figured out the team and finally got the team on the right track. Regardless, Kerr and the Warriors are deeply bound.
Leonard has been quite brave this season, and it can be said that he has been a big success. In the last 30 games, Leonard averaged 25.6 points and 6.4 rebounds per game, shooting 56 percent from the field, 50 percent from three-point range and 92 percent from the free throw line. I have to say that such a Leonard is really invincible. For the Clippers, Leonard's return to his peak is an extremely positive thing, and this season's championship is really stable.
Doncic led the Mavericks to a 4-0 record last week, and Doncic himself also had 31.3 points, 10.5 rebounds and 8 assists. It is precisely because of this that Doncic became the Western Conference Player of the Week and won this award. In fact, Doncic's loss is that the record and the MVP hit are too far away, otherwise he can hit the MVP this year. Of course, after the Mavericks are strengthened, they are also quite strong, see if they can get a direct playoff spot.