Chapter 868: [Refuse to put it down, chain reaction]

The Western Forces firmly took the initiative, leading by 33 points at the end of the half, and the star game turned into a one-sided slaughter.
The starting lineup in the West is unreasonable. Guo Xu can seize the opponent's defensive weakness and attack. After playing a quarter, Western coach D'Antoni normally arranges the lineup, and the eastern players can't stand it.
In the usual game, Guo Xu should stop at the garbage time in the halftime, but the home fans did not agree, he sat down for a while and called his name together.
D'Antoni couldn't put Guo Xu on the bench in this situation, and let him play for a while in each quarter, but in the end Guo Xu played only 25 minutes. As the ticket king, he did not play the most time, only ranked The seventh of all players.
His short playing time is because the point difference is too big, and he will continue to widen the point difference. Eastern players gradually became angry. If there is a conflict in the star game, it is not good. This is a big show broadcasted by multiple countries around the world.
Guo Xu, Stardamer, and Roy were in a great tacit understanding when they were present together. The screen, running position, and empty cut timing were all right. Plus Nowitzki and Joe Johnson can pull off the star. A wave of 19 to 4 was played, and the biggest difference was 53 points.
Eastern stars have long been accustomed to losing. They have only won once in the star game in the past 10 years, but they cannot accept losses of more than 50 points. In order to narrow the point difference, Guo Xu must rest, after all, the Eastern Conference players are so poor that they can't put water in the West.
This group of Eastern stars is just such a bull B today, collectively lost, 8 of 34 three-pointers, shooting 23.5%, many of them are open shots. What about the west? Guo Xu made 8 three-pointers by himself.
Guo Xu couldn't break the scoring record because of his short playing time, 13 of 18 shots, 8 of 12 three-pointers, 2 of 2 free throws, scored 36 points, 2 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals.
Kobe Bryant played the most in 29 minutes. The league had the idea of ​​letting the two take the MVP together, and asked D'Antoni to give Kobe a little more playing time. He doesn't want the league to win the N-year "four quarterbacks" to lose popularity together, Kobe is the only surviving All-Star.
But Bryant is not accurate enough, 12 of 23 shots, 3 of 8 3-pointers, got 27 points 4 rebounds 4 assists 4 steals. This efficiency allows him to take MVP together to send trophies.
Guo Xu won the award alone and tied Pettit for the fourth time in his career.
Stoudemire played 24 minutes, 7 of 10 shots, 2 of 1 three-pointers, 5 of 6 free throws, 20 points and 6 rebounds.
Roy played 26 minutes, 7 of 9 shots, 2 of 1 3-pointers, 15 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists.
The efficiency of the three of them is ridiculously high, and fans have praised this as the real giant. The Phoenix All-Star weekend ended successfully. In addition to the rookie MVP, all major awards were taken by the Sun players. Others are not convinced, this is the result of Guo Xu's last effort.
Although there is no suspense in the star race, the media gave the star unanimous praise on the weekend, thinking it was the most successful time in the past 10 years, and Jordan was not prosperous this year.
After the star game reached the trade deadline, there were several big deals in the NBA.
The Rockets sent "Streetball King" Alston, got Spurs guard Aron Brooks, a second-round pick and cash compensation. The two teams are in the Southwest but often trade, a bit against the unspoken NBA trading rules.
Popovich disregarded Brooks and wanted to find an experienced point guard who could organize Parker as a substitute.
The Rockets want a fast guard to train and enrich the team's tactics. Whether staying on the Rockets or going to the Spurs, Alstom's fate can only be a supporting role.
The Warriors sent Al Harrington and Azubuk to the Wizards and replaced star forward Antoine Jamison.
The Warriors are currently ranked 11th in the West, but Kobe has not given up hope of impacting the playoffs. He went all out to attack the team to win the team, and took the lead in training to encourage his teammates to fight and defend.
In exchange for a super scorer who can attract fans, the Warriors boss Kohan cannot trade Kobe. He needs Kobe to add value to selling the team this year. He is currently negotiating with the three parties.
With Kobe, even if the Warriors have a poor record, they can guarantee home attendance. Many fans like to watch his picturesque shots and soaring high scores in a single game.
The Warriors were able to trade to Jamison in the middle term to pick up the leak, but this is a player who can score 20 + 10 last season. Jamison also averaged 20.6 points, 9 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game this season, shooting 46.8% from the field.
He proposed the deal because he felt that the Wizards had no future. McGrady's contract didn't expire until 2010, and he couldn't afford to delay it.
Arenas also need to hold the ball after coming back next season, plus how do the Medici Wizards have the ball rights? Jamison and Arenas have a good personal relationship, but they do not want to fight side by side with their friends.
Not being very happy to be traded to the Warriors Jamison, he found himself in a good relationship with the four quarterbacks. He was a teammate with Vince Carter in North Carolina in college. He teamed up with McGrady this season and now has become a teammate with Kobe. He vaguely had an ominous hunch, Kobe and McGrady played similarly, the difference was that the shooting was more accurate.
And Jamison watched the news Kobe often dissatisfied with the team's defense, he is not a good defensive striker. In the Warriors, his height of 203CM is mainly to play power forward, the confrontation is very disadvantageous.
The problem of NBA players falsely reporting height has always been present, and it is not uncommon to see them. As we all know, Jamison attacked the strong and defended the weak. To what extent was weak? His actual height is similar to that of Joe Johnson. He is not as strong as Joe Johnson. How can he resist power when playing power forward?
The Hornets traded center Tyson Chandler to the Thunder in exchange for the signing rights of forward Joe Smith and insiders Chris Wilcox and Dewan Harding.
The reason for this trade is that Chandler has a toe injury, and in 2007 the top pick Greg Oden returned.
When the position of a "fighting king" with hidden injuries and a potential "big emperor" overlap, which one should I choose? If you are a rebirth, you do n’t need to think about leaving Chandler!
It is a pity that the Hornets management has no rebirth, they all feel that Chandler's stay will affect the cultivation of Oden.
Oden averaged 24 minutes per game this season. He couldn't control the foul. He didn't shoot. He scored 10.7 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.3 blocks. His shooting percentage ~ EbookFREE.me ~ looks pretty good.
The Hornets management is optimistic about his growth and hopes that he can become a dominant super center like O'Neill.
In Guo Xu's previous life, the Hornets also made this deal. In 2008, the Hornets reached the second round of the playoffs. They still look down on Chandler. Funny enough, Thunder returned Chandler back, citing that he failed the medical examination. Later, the Hornets sent Chandler to the Bobcats in exchange for Okafor, who had a serious injury risk.
The deal was successfully concluded because the Thunder also missed an inside Costic, who chose the 76ers with sufficient salary space after leaving the Nets. The 76ers chose to dig Costic because they missed Elton Brand, which was a series of chain reactions.
The Thunder inside only rely on Al Horford, who obviously can't keep the restricted area. Horford's size is not high enough. The Thunder needs a big man who is good at protecting the frame. As for Chandler's toe injury is not a problem, anyway, the Thunder's goal this season is bad, just training young players.
Horford averaged 13.3 points and 10 rebounds per game. Durant's progress was faster, averaging 25.5 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists per game. If it weren't for a bad record, he would be selected for the Western Conference All-Star this year ...