NBA: The beginning is a championship

Timeout, in a goose live broadcast room of the Celestial Empire, Ke Fu and Wang Meng were also shocked by the Knights’ record in the first quarter.

“32:0！ Oh my God! ”

“I’ve never seen such a start in the entire history of the NBA! It’s not like a showdown between two NBA teams at all, compared to the Cavaliers, the Suns are now acting more like an amateur-level team, and in front of the Cavaliers, they are like schoolboys! ”

“I can’t bear to look any further, Knights! You put some water! At least let the Suns score points! ”

Wang Meng watched little by little as the point difference widened to a certain extent, and is now full of pity for the Suns.

“I just checked here, in the history of the NBA, there are really tragedies like this, and it also played a huge wave of points after the opening.”

“On November 3, 2003, in the Los Angeles Lakers game against the SuperSonics (the predecessor of the Oklahoma City Thunder), the SuperSonics also scored not a single point in the opening nine minutes, almost exactly the same as the Suns started this game, also losing all 17 shots and missing all free throws.”

“And their opponent, the Los Angeles Lakers, was also star-studded at the time, when their starting five Tigers Kobe Bryant Tern, O’Neal, Malone, Devin George and Payton played a perfect performance, and they started 31-0 in the first quarter!”

“It’s also the biggest opening point difference since the ABA and NBA merged!”

“But now the Cavaliers have broken that record, they are now 32-0!”

Ke on the commentary stage read out the game information that he found.

“Don’t say, these two matchups are so similar, I even doubt that the Suns were possessed by the original Supersonics tonight!”

The comments of fans in the barrage area are even more explosive, the Suns themselves have very few fans, and the Cavaliers have a lot of fans, plus now Lynch, the only Celestial Empire player playing in the NBA, the popularity of the two teams is not an order of magnitude at all.

“The Suns are also miserable! 32:0！ If I were the Suns, I wouldn’t play! ”

“Hahaha, Booker is completely restrained! Booker: Give me the ball, I’m going home! ”

“The Suns don’t play the NBA, just quit the league!” That’s it! ”

……

The timeout ends and the game returns.

The Suns once again put on a couple of bench players to try to figure out which player could open up on the offensive end tonight.

“Ugh!”

As soon as the game returned, substitute TJ Warren directly faced the defense and hit a dry three-point shot.

32:3！

“OhMyGod！ The Suns finally broke the scoring drought. The Suns were so hard tonight! It was their first point of the game and their first sporting goal of the game! ”

As this ball hit, the narrator on the scene immediately sighed.

And the fans at the scene and all the Suns players breathed a long sigh of relief.

“Finally scored!”

With this three-point hit, the Suns seemed to break the seal, changing their previous decline on the offensive end, and the players who appeared on the court scored consecutive shots.

However, the point gap between the two teams has not narrowed, and it has always remained above 20 points.

The Suns’ defense is no threat to Lynch, Irving and James.

With the end of the third quarter, the point difference between the two teams was not yet imminent, and the Suns head coach decisively replaced the full bench in the fourth quarter, which also meant that the Suns completely abandoned the game.

In fact, since the Cavaliers blasted a huge 32-0 margin in the first 9 minutes, the tone of the game has been set, and the Suns are already destined to lose the game again, and the rest of the time is just a death throes.

In the end, the Cavaliers easily took the victory over Phoenix with a crushing advantage 129:101.

After this match, their record also reached 29 wins and 0 losses, and they still haven’t tasted a defeat since the start of the game.

After the game against the Suns, the Cavaliers took a break before heading back again, with back-to-back games to play.

……

On December 30, the Cavaliers welcomed their last game of December and 2015.

Pepsi Center Arena, Denver, Colorado.

The Cavaliers will play the Danver Nuggets here tonight.

The Denver Nuggets have had a poor record in recent years, and it’s fair to say they’re a team on the road to rebuilding, ranking outside the league’s top 10 for several years in a row.

For the in-form Cavaliers, such an opponent did not pose much of a threat to them.

Although the Nuggets played a good momentum from the start, even taking a five-point lead at the end of the first quarter, this did not affect the final result.

In the end, the Cavaliers easily defeated the Nuggets 115-103, ending their journey in 2015.

After this game, the Cavaliers finally got a long break.

Their next game will be played in Cleveland three days later, and the players have plenty of time to adjust.

As the entire month of December comes to an end, a new January begins, and the league’s Player of the Month for December is on the agenda.

On January 2, amid countless media attention, the league officially released the latest list of coaches and players of the month.

The Western Side’s Player of the Month of the Month in December was won by James Harden, who led the Mosaic team to a 10-3 record while averaging 33.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game.

In the East, the Player of the Month award was undoubtedly taken away by Lynch, who was still outstanding this month after being named Player of the Month with Lebram James last month, averaging 35.6 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game.

After the awards were announced, Lynch’s name once again appeared on the topic list.

In the rating of the best player of the month, the selection of James Harden in the West may still be controversial, because the Warriors’ Stephen Curry and the Thunder’s Kevin Durant also have excellent team records and individual game statistics.

But in the Eastern Conference’s Player of the Month selection, Lynch was elected without any surprise, and everyone involved voted for Lynch.

After all, the Cavaliers’ record is unmatched, and even the nominated Lynch’s biggest rival, Lebraun James, did not get a single vote.

All the judges gave unanimous comments:

‘Lebraun is also a superstar-caliber player, but in December, Lin was clearly doing better, especially in key moments.

“You must know that at the critical moment of the Cavaliers’ victory or defeat, Lin Quan all stood up!”

“I really can’t find any reason not to vote for him!”