Curry won the Key Player of the Year award
The NBA officially announced today that Warriors star Stephen Curry won the league's best key player award for the 2023-24 season. With Curry's successful election, this also means that the other two candidates, DeRozan and Alexander, have unfortunately lost the election!
According to statistics, Curry has scored 189 points in key moments this season, ranking first in the league, and the number of goals (59) and three-point points (32) in key moments are both first in the league. Among them, 32 key three-pointers are still the first in history. In addition, Curry shot 49.6% from the field, 45.7% from three-point range, and 95.1% from the free-throw line in key moments, and his efficiency was terrifying. Of course, Curry's biggest regret this season is probably that he failed to lead the team to the playoffs. It is reported that the key player of the season award was selected from the 22-23 season, and the first winner of this award was Kings guard Fox. Congratulations to Curry for winning the Key Player Award!
Leonard bad news
The Clippers fell at home in the G2 game against the Mavericks yesterday, and as a result, they were forced by the Mavericks to snatch home-court advantage from themselves, and the series went 1-1. The G3 side will move to Dallas, which will be very bad for the Clippers!
However, the Clippers' bad luck has actually just begun! Because Leonard, who has returned from the G2 firing line, may not be able to play in G3 again! The Clippers officially updated the team's injury report today, and Kawaii Leonard was listed as doubtful due to inflammation in his right knee. Leonard G2, who has been absent for more than 20 days, has just made a comeback, and this G3 is doubtful again, and the Clippers may be in big trouble again!
Jokic became the only one in history
At present, the big score of the Lakers vs Nuggets series has come to 0-2. Even if the Lakers did their best and showed 100% form, they still couldn't beat the Nuggets led by Jokic. I have to admit that the strength of the defending champion is really more than one level higher than that of the Lakers! Even though the Lakers once led by 20 points in the last game, they were finally defeated by the Nuggets to complete a super reversal. And the trader who will influence the trend of this series is Nuggets big man Nikola Jokic. Mr. Yoo can be said to have turned on Thanos mode on both offensive and defensive ends, which even made Lakers All-Star forward Thick Eyebrows doubt his life for a while. Because no matter how well he plays and how hard he defends, he can't win against Jokic.
According to statistics, Nikola Jokic has played 70 playoff games so far in his career, averaging 27.5 points, 12.2 rebounds and 7.3 assists per game. As a result, he has become the only player in NBA history to average at least 25 points, 10 rebounds and 7 assists per game in the playoffs! No wonder Thick Eyebrows can't do anything about him, because he's Thanos!