usg%...3pt%....kuminga終究變成了aaron gordon

一直覺得咖喱鏟籃能力被低估

無低估.

頂級STAR一定能外能內能中距.
體型小SGA, 矮的賓臣全部都係能外能內能中距.

頂多叫預計38...應該開始唔打得哩類波, 結果一樣無問題個下勁.
CP3當年都唔可以.

唔好話cp3 (37~38係去左勇士果年)
開季至今同齡的kd及細一歲的harden
都未有curry咁好狀態

正常打1,2位真係退咗休....一慢咗就死. 以前係得D 4,5位身型搭夠仲可以打.
DKGH 咖喱仲咁向左走向右走快, 準, 串, .....不合付生物學.

一直覺得咖喱鏟籃能力被低估

無低估.

頂級STAR一定能外能內能中距.
體型小SGA, 矮的賓臣全部都係能外能內能中距.

頂多叫預計38...應該開始唔打得哩類波, 結果一樣無問題個下勁.
CP3當年都唔可以.

唔好話cp3 (37~38係去左勇士果年)
開季至今同齡的kd及細一歲的harden
都未有curry咁好狀態

第4節尾段同埋OT啲剷籃真係予取予求

個新仔咁快夾到，分擔左二傳同進攻
咖喱同poz都野得好左
如果真係甩到KP應該真係有d料到

yaxel真係成熟到離譜, 頂多係第一場接唔到軌, 跟住好似跟咗KERR幾年咁款...
老老實實, 以配合隊伍作供𢅛yaxel 2日, 勝過苦命幾年

handsome羊

https://youtu.be/P9Oz3izCUCE?si=6qG5oMN918ega5Wc

大陸球迷又有得打飛機

唔係啦, 大陸轉晒風勁Hi佢.
好似唔抵佢廢得攞大約, 錢照袋咁....

一直覺得咖喱鏟籃能力被低估

無低估.

頂級STAR一定能外能內能中距.
體型小SGA, 矮的賓臣全部都係能外能內能中距.

頂多叫預計38...應該開始唔打得哩類波, 結果一樣無問題個下勁.
CP3當年都唔可以.

唔好話cp3 (37~38係去左勇士果年)
開季至今同齡的kd及細一歲的harden
都未有curry咁好狀態

正常打1,2位真係退咗休....一慢咗就死. 以前係得D 4,5位身型搭夠仲可以打.
DKGH 咖喱仲咁向左走向右走快, 準, 串, .....不合付生物學.

Steph Curry on whether his mindset changes when he sees his shots keep going in:

“Yeah, I mean you feel, it’s like a flow state but it’s also, I was able to kind of understand where looks were going to come from because they’re a really solid athletic defensive team, and they were blitzing a lot early. And so I was trying to be patient, and then it became, just try to find a matchup with driving lanes either way, and then a lot of hit handbacks for threes. I got to the foul line on crazy closeouts where I was able to get in the lane. So, it was just more being decisive and about how I was going to get shots, make or miss, whatever. I think the clarity of exactly how I was going to attack that particular defense tonight down the stretch was at an all-time high.”

[video]https://upload.hkgolden.media/comment/i2lunwmx.b2son1x2sia.h41xrxhsfvn.dbm.mp4?id=1274897[/video]

“He’s your favorite player’s favorite player.” 😂💪

@StephenNelson, @Darren_Collison, and David Fizdale discuss how Steph Curry revolutionized the game and continues to be a premier scorer at 38 years old.

https://x.com/NBATV/status/2118933350953959648

The Golden State Valkyries' story is crazy.

In 2023, the Warriors ownership group (Joe Lacob, Peter Guber) paid $50 million for a WNBA expansion team.

Lacob promised that they would win a championship within five years and also lead the league in revenue.

Now, in just their second season, the Valkyries have accomplished both.

• 12,000+ season ticket holders (90% renewal rate)
• 40+ sponsorship partners (JPMorgan Chase, etc.)
• $100 million in annual revenue (WNBA record)
• 44 straight sellouts (league-leading attendance)
• 2026 WNBA Champions (beat the Atlanta Dream)

And here's the craziest part...

Not only did Lacob and Guber negotiate a clause that let them pay the $50 million expansion fee over 10 years, but the last three expansion teams sold for $250 million each, and the Valkyries are now valued at $1 billion.

That is 20x more than the $50 million expansion fee, and it makes the Valkyries the most valuable franchise in women's sports history.



After calling time on his 21-season NBA career in February 2026, Chris Paul found a new way to leave his mark on basketball 👀

This time, he helped the Golden State Valkyries chase a championship.

CP3 was heavily involved behind the scenes, attending practices, film sessions, and individual workouts while sharing his knowledge with the team.

His impact didn't go unnoticed.

WNBA Finals MVP Gabby Williams credited Paul with helping the Valkyries improve defensively and break down film, giving players another valuable perspective throughout their championship run 🙌

Chris B. Haynes even described Paul as a “de facto” assistant coach for Golden State.

He was also there to witness the payoff, watching from the sidelines as the Valkyries won the 2026 WNBA championship in Game 7.

And perhaps the best moment came during the celebration, when head coach Natalie Nakase made sure to thank him on the court.

There's a full-circle story behind that moment.

Nakase previously coached Paul during his time with the Clippers.

Now, years later, they were celebrating a championship together in a completely different league.

Chris Paul may have retired as a player, but his impact on the game clearly isn't over. 💜🏆

Caitlin Clark on the Valkyries early championship aspirations:

“I remember their owner…he literally said on stage ‘We’re going to win a championship in 5 years or less’ and I was like I love that! And here we are, like two years later I’m like well ‘Do I love that?’ because I’m not playing but they are…” 😂💀

(via @nglwithkylie)

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Gabby Williams reveals she was 100% ring-chasing in free agency before Golden State owner Joe Lacob convinced her to sign by promising he never loses.

"I mean, I was 100% ring-chasing in free agency, and I I'm like no one believes me, but if you were on those calls, if you talked and heard those conversations I had..."

"Mr. Joe... he is a he definitely was the tipping point for me coming, um, to Golden State, and I was in traffic, he calls me, uh, while I'm in Turkey, and he was just like, there's no one who's ever going to do it. He's like, I never lose. I never lose."

"And I was like, I don't, I don't know how we're going to do it, but this team is absolutely going to take me where I want to go. Like you said, I've never won in the W and I've kind of just had like the same disappointing endings over and over again."

https://yololab.net/archives/gabby-williams-france-wnba-world-cup
[video]https://upload.hkgolden.media/comment/rq5mfkki.2vjvfodi5q2.cy3eihfmg33.fgp.mp4?id=1274908[/video]

mara要打單中鋒兼顧4衛又無乜輸分

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bYqiSvkbtE

mara要打單中鋒兼顧4衛又無乜輸分

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bYqiSvkbtE

練好勾手/拋投同3分基本上冇乜人守到

mara要打單中鋒兼顧4衛又無乜輸分

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bYqiSvkbtE

練好勾手/拋投同3分基本上冇乜人守到

防要train 下, 協防意識差小小.
但身型, REACH已可以同斑馬死過!

哩D長臂高佬, 有D速度, 好向左走向右走屈, 咁低順位都因係今年ROOKIE都高質.

旗哥又有爆樽highlight

Jokić on size advantage vs. TOR:

"In today's game, I think there is no size advantage..."

"I think the defender on the low post — the officials are allowing them to do much more, be more physical..."

"I think that's why players are not willing to play in the low post anymore..."

https://x.com/DNVR_Nuggets/status/2118235905421197489

[video]https://upload.hkgolden.media/comment/kotrr2iy.pvfig0obhko.2n0gn5aqkaq.who.mp4?id=1273687[/video]

當年雷霆用自己的簽選Nique Clifford 換國王的首輪簽
現在雷霆用兩支二輪換了Nique Clifford 約等於雷霆2支二輪變成2支首輪

四爺又爆

咁快到又交易期？

好彩兩罰全炒

12月wcj要去勇士報到

又炒

吾有人型【交易特例】神器kp
對要避稅球隊 / 處班爛合同，kp值1首輪

今年應該會玩二次交易 (理論上可以咁做)
12月15/16日 - KP 換 WCJ / OTHER中鋒 & TY JEROME
2月11日 - WCJ & DRAY 換 KAT

27/28 - NYK 的DRAY 27M 釋放空間 變成其餘3子 續約空間，照舊打到5-OUT 中鋒位置降級

咁快到又交易期？

正常下年1月吧...
依家吹定風揾人收垃圾 .

試新人 新陣, 就算熱水咁霉, 都要諗點救, 唔係賣人啦.

FOJ 41都鋤到樽
都算係咁

當年雷霆用自己的簽選Nique Clifford 換國王的首輪簽
現在雷霆用兩支二輪換了Nique Clifford 約等於雷霆2支二輪變成2支首輪

傾屎又做傻的嗎trade,條新仔模板係aaron wiggins pro max

睇完mara故仔，更加覺得dusty may係妙手神醫專幫人起死回生
yaxel太大年紀搞到d人唔記得mara都係大三rookies，頭2季係ucla做飲水機都覺得自己無望打nba
遇著神醫就1年打出身價, morez都係大二轉會生, yaxel 1年加載鋒線技能包, 成隊Michigan同nyk一樣正選陣容係全部轉會生

現在進行式就係被老鷹放棄的lisa姐、被灰熊放棄的wcj、廚餘caleb martin...

“I feel like Michigan changed my life.”

Aday Mara felt like his NBA dreams were disappearing before he joined Dusty May and Michigan.

On his time with the Wolverines and a recent NBA reunion with his former college coach:

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/sports/nba/thunder/2026/11/08/okc-thunder-aday-mara-dusty-may-michigan-wolverines/92608280007/



After two seasons in a bench role at UCLA, Aday Mara is an integral part of a title contender at Michigan.

Aday Mara remembers the silence interrupted by yells to fire the coach. He was 16 years old, called up to the professional team of his hometown club in Spain, Basket Zaragoza, and quickly introduced to life as a professional.

Four head coaches in eight months. The third one gave him his shot to finally play two days before he got fired — and only four games into the season —because he knew the axe was coming. Mara played nearly 20 minutes, the coach telling him to “do whatever you want.”

This is the model in Europe, where the best prospects work their way up through a professional club — starting with their youth teams — and those who are good enough get a shot at the higher levels as teenagers. Mara was good enough, playing 22 games in the Spanish ACB league as a 17-year-old. He was proud to represent his hometown team, but he felt out of place playing with teammates in their 20s and 30s.

“At the end of the day, they’re working,” Mara said. “And if you don’t do great, someone is going to take your job and you have to feed your family, you know? It’s not like playing with your friends. It’s just working.”

The next summer, Mara got to play with his friends at the Under-18 Euro Championships. He played his best ball, averaging 14.0 points, 9.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 2.7 blocks per game, helping Spain win a silver medal. He didn’t care about those numbers. It was basketball in its purest form. No egos. No agendas. Simply playing for his country with his friends he’d grown up with.

This season, starting at center for No. 2 Michigan, Mara has found that happy place. The 7-foot-3 junior is on the shortlist for best defenders in the nation, ranking third in college basketball in blocks per game and anchoring a Wolverines (23-1, 12-1 Big Ten) team that could be the favorite to win the national championship.

And three years into his college career and more than four since his pro debut, Mara is appreciative of what he has because of where he’s come from.

Midway through his freshman season, once he had fallen out of the rotation at UCLA, Mara would escape every night to the weight room. He’d blast his favorite old school reggaeton music, quieting the thoughts that were often racing through his mind — Why wasn’t he playing? What was he doing wrong? – and putting in the work he hoped would lead to better days ahead.

Mara was one of four international prospects who signed with UCLA in the summer of 2023. That same summer, UCLA named Nemanja Jovanovic, a Serbian native, the director of international recruiting, and the Bruins immediately leaned into a strategy of chasing after elite international prospects. Mara, who was seen as a one-and-done draft pick, picked UCLA over Duke and Gonzaga because he knew Jovanovic and was sold on a developmental plan and role that would help him reach the NBA and adapt to American basketball and culture.

Instead, Mara’s role diminished quickly.

“The first months, they were difficult because I didn’t know what was happening,” Mara said. “Because before I went to UCLA, I was hearing some things and then when I was there, it was totally different.”

Mara admits the physicality and quickness of college basketball were a big adjustment. In Europe, there’s more structure with set plays and playing to advantages. He said the college game was more “individual.”

In the second half of his freshman season, his playing time dwindled, and he played just 24 minutes in UCLA’s final six games of 2023-24. At first, he questioned what he had done wrong and eventually accepted that it was just a coach’s decision. Then, Mara says he simply focused on just getting better and proving he was capable of playing.

“When I stopped thinking about it,” Mara said of obsessing over why he wasn’t playing, “that’s when I really enjoyed the opportunity that I had to be there in UCLA.”

Aday Mara was a five-star recruit and the No. 15 player in his class, but struggled to get on the court early, averaging 9.6 minutes per game at UCLA as a freshman.


Coming off a loss in the round of 32, Mara’s old head coach — UCLA’s Mick Cronin — spoke about his frustrations in developing players only for them to leave, making it clear who he was speaking about with his final comment.

“You have to detach yourself from what college basketball used to be,” Cronin said March 26. “ … I spent two years developing, and now you’re going to leave. That’s going to happen to you. It happened with Aday Mara. It’s a business … You can’t take it personal. So from the moment I got back, I had to change hats and start running the program from an acquisition and retention standpoint.”

When asked about his former coach’s remark, Mara didn’t have anything negative to say about Cronin and instead just pointed to the confidence he had gained with more minutes played. Two days later, though, Mara did have plenty of positive things to say about May.

***

The journey to becoming more confident in his game began with Mara’s skepticism about actually being offered a starting role as a center.

“When we first talked, (May) told me that I had the opportunity to be the starting center, but the first months I didn’t believe it a 100%, because the last two years, it made me overthink a lot because I didn’t get what I was expecting,”

Mara said March 26. “I was just overthinking about it and saying, ‘Yeah, he can say that now, but maybe it’s not what’s gonna happen.’ But as soon as we started practicing, he was doing what he said.”