The 76ers gave the visiting Lakers three consecutive defeats in order to maintain their dignity, and the Lakers, who had once been an honor student, tasted the anger from the crane tail. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

In the face of the 76ers who sent warmth, the Lakers will actually lose, which is indeed a big surprise.

Like the 76ers' five starters, Saiah Kennan, Jakar Sampson, Jeremy Grant, Robert Covington, Jahill Okafor, etc., except for this year's Tanhua Show Okafor, many fans don't even know who the other four starters are.

Because of the eight-month losing journey, the 76ers have lost all the trust that fans have in them. Fans don't follow them anymore, the media doesn't report on them anymore, even to the point where many fans don't know the 76ers' starters.

But it's such a team that can actually win against the Lakers!

Kobe Bryant, who returned to his hometown and scored 21 points, was already good enough as a 37-year-old veteran; Randle, who had 11 points and 11 rebounds, can't be too picky as a sophomore who was reimbursed for his rookie season; Clarkson, a sophomore with 15 points and 5 assists, doesn't have many black spots, even if he only has two assists.

Hibbert's scoring is in the single digits as always, but he deserves credit for grabbing 10 rebounds against several young potential insiders of the 76ers in this game.

It seems that the pot of the Lakers' loss is about to fall on Yi Feng.

He played 31 minutes and scored 22 points on 7-of-17 shooting, along with four rebounds and three assists. Such a data, even if it is put on the All-Star, can be regarded as qualified data. But for Yifeng, it can't be said that the performance is qualified.

It's not that his strength has far surpassed the All-Star level, but compared to his previous average data per game, this data really can't be said to be qualified. What's more, in this game, he also contributed a dazzling 6 turnovers!

This is his highest number of turnovers in a single game, and it can be said to be a career record.

This, combined with his less than 42 percent shooting percentage in the game, is enough to prove his sluggish form in the game. And in the last minute or so of the game, he missed key shots many times, not to mention betraying Coach Scott's trust, and directly buried the game!

This pot, he is set by his back.

Although there is Scott's slap in the face in seconds, which shares part of the pressure of public opinion on Yi Feng, as a backstabber, the pressure will definitely not be small.

It's a pity that how can Yi Feng have the heart to pay attention to these external pressures now?

The torment in his heart is the most painful thing for him.

slammed the door on the spur of the moment, and the anger of not answering the phone for a long time...... After a night, Yi Feng was already beginning to regret it. After falling in love with Tang Ya for so long, how can you let go of it with one anger?

But because of the dignity and face of the man, he did not take the initiative to contact Tang Ya.

His overly smart brain can be regarded as a disadvantage at this time.

He kept deducing in his mind that after something like this happened to two people, there would be such a result.

After his deduction, there were no less than a dozen results. And every time he deduces a result, he is like experiencing a lifetime of reincarnation, which is very magical.

But it also took him a lot of energy, and it was also for this reason that he was in a sluggish state when playing against the 76ers.

With a mobile phone in his hand, between playing or not, Yi Feng, who hesitated, didn't know when he fell asleep.

On December 3, the NBA officially announced the Rookie of the Month, Player of the Month and Coach of the Month in the East and West Divisions for November.

Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month, won by Kristaps Porzingis of the New York Knicks; The rookie of the month in the West is undoubtedly attributed to the Los Angeles Lakers' Yi Feng.

The 20-year-old Porzingis, the No. 4 pick in the class of 2015, averaged 13.7 points per game, ranking fourth among all rookies, and ranked No. 2 among all with 9.3 rebounds and 1.89 blocks, behind Carl Anthony Towns, who averaged 9.4 rebounds and 2.18 blocks per game.

The young man from Latvia, known as the "God of Waves", also leads all rookies with Downs with eight double-doubles. In a 102-94 win over the Hornets on Nov. 18, Porzingis had 29 points and 11 rebounds. Against the Rockets on Nov. 22, he had 24 points, 14 rebounds and seven blocks, becoming the first rookie to do so since Tim Duncan in 1998.

Yi Feng is the top pick this year, averaging 35.5 points per game, shooting 94.2% from the free-throw line and 45.1% from three-point range, all of which rank first among all rookies. And his points per game and free throw shooting percentage are still the best in the league!

After only 17 games in his career, he scored 1 60+, 1 50+ and 4 40+, and perhaps his scoring ability at the No. 2 position can be compared to that of the great Michael Jordan.

On November 28, he challenged the Portland Trail Blazers away, and Yi Feng scored 24 points and 16 assists in a single game.

Yi Feng won the rookie of the month in the first Western Conference of the new season with an absolute advantage, but it does not mean that his competitors are not doing well.

This year's star show Downs averaged 14.4 points, 9.4 rebounds and 2.18 blocks per game, shooting 86.7% from the free-throw line, ranking first among all rookies in rebounds and blocks, and second in scoring and free-throw shooting percentage.

Towns shot 52.6 percent from the field, which ranks third among all rookies. In six of his first eight career games, he recorded a double-double. On October 31, in the second NBA game, Towns scored 28 points and 14 rebounds against the Nuggets, becoming the first person in history to score a double-double in the first two NBA games at the age of 19 (or younger). And on November 16, the young player from the University of Kentucky had just turned 20 years old. Its potential is terrifying!

If Downs plays for an Eastern Conference team, then he will definitely be able to squeeze Porzingis down and become a rising star in the East and West with Yi Feng for a while.

The nominees for the first month of the Eastern Conference Rookie of the Year include the Nets' Ron Hollins Jefferson, the Nuggets' Emmanuel Moodier, the Pistons' Stanley Johnson, the Clippers' D'Angelo Russell, the Heat's Justis Winslow, and the 76ers' TJ McConaughey and Jahill Okafor.

The award of the month has a trophy. It is the lowest award in the league with a trophy. But it's not easy to get it, it requires a month of good performance, and in addition to your individual performance, the team's record can't be too bad, otherwise this award is destined to miss you.

The winner of the Month will receive the prize before their team's next home match. In other words, Yi Feng will have to return to his home court after 14 days to receive the Rookie of the Month award. Because the Lakers have a series of road games to play next after back-to-back games with the Wizards.

At the beginning of December, the Lakers were greeted by a terrifying eight-in-a-row!

After playing two back-to-back games, the Lakers will face six teams from the Hawks, Pistons, Raptors, Timberwolves, Spurs and Rockets before returning to their home court in Los Angeles......

Compared to the November schedule, the Lakers' December schedule is a devil's schedule. These eight consecutive guests, after a while, go down and go for half a life without dying, and there is no need to expect how good the record will be, and it will be thankful that they can keep the top eight positions when the time comes.

Yi Feng got his first hard honor with a trophy in the NBA, although the trophy has not yet arrived, but it is also a matter of time.

However, on the night when he won the best rookie of the month, he was holding his mobile phone, struggling with whether to call his girlfriend, and slept alone.

In this year's monthly awards, the biggest player of the month was won by Paul George of the Indiana Pacers and Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors, respectively.

Paul George leads the Eastern Conference scoring charts with 27.2 points per game and has scored more than 20 points in 12 consecutive games before the end of November. In addition, George averaged 8.1 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 1.56 steals in 35.6 minutes per game. He hit 51 three-pointers, which ranks second in the East and tied for third in the league.

By the end of November, Paul George had scored more than 20 points in 12 consecutive games, which was also the longest record of his career, including a personal season-high 41 points against the Lakers on November 30, and the third 40+ of George's career, helping the team to a 125-117 victory on the road.

After suffering a broken leg last season, many have wondered if Paul George will be able to play as he used to do when he returns. I didn't expect him to be extremely strong in the new season!

After a 0-3 start, the Pacers led the team to a proud 11-2 record in 13 games in November, and his stats were extremely brutal. Compared to James, it can be said that it is more than that!

In these 13 games, Paul George averaged 29.5 points, 8.2 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game, shooting 47.7%!

There is no doubt that he is on par with James' average of 26.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 7 assists per game. Interestingly, James led the team to 11 wins in November, but the Cavaliers played a total of 14 games, which means one more loss.

In the current league scoring list, George averages 27.2 points per game, and also beats James, who averages 25.6 points per game, one ranks 5th, and the other ranks 6th. When the Bulls' Rose is still in up-and-down form, the Wizards are willing to fall in the new season, and the Raptors lack superstars, Paul George leads the Pacers back and is expected to become the strongest challenger for the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference.

James, who had a slightly worse performance in November, was nominated for Eastern Conference Player of the Month.

Like the Western Rookie of the Month, the Western Conference Player of the Month was also won by an overwhelming margin. That person is Curry.

Curry is the driving force behind the Warriors' 18-1 superb. He averaged 31.6 points per game, the second-highest in the league in scoring, shooting 51.2 percent from the field, 44.5 percent from three-point range and 94.1 percent from the free-throw line, and he scored at least 40 points in five games, including a season-high 53 points against the Pelicans on Oct. 31.

Compared with the average of 39.3 points, 5.7 rebounds and 7.3 assists per game in three games in October, plus a 58.8% shooting rate, Curry's state has "declined" after entering November, but even so, he can still lead the team to a super record of 14 wins in 15 games. The average performance of 30.4 points, 5 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game can be called the most eye-catching in the league. All of this proves that last season's regular season MVP is plotting to achieve a winning streak this season.

The most worthy of boasting is Curry's now perverted three-point shooting skills.

Curry's 77 three-pointers in November also broke his previous record for three-pointers made in a single month (75 in March 2015). In 15 games in November, he averaged 5.1 three-pointers per game!

So far this season, he has made 94 three-pointers, which ranks first in the league. If this trend continues, could it be that Curry plans to shoot 400 three-pointers in a single season?

This would be an incredibly scary statistic.

In the current scoring list, Curry ranks second with an average of 31.6 points per game, second only to Yi Feng, who averages 35.5 points per game. These two are currently the only two players in the entire league who can average more than 30+ points per game.

If the Eastern Conference in November presented a situation where George and James were juxtaposed, then in the Western Conference, with his brilliant individual performance and the team's super record, Curry has left all his competitors behind.

Even if Yi Feng overwhelms him in data, he can't compete with him for the best of the month. However, Yi Feng won the Western Conference Monthly nomination with his data.

At the same time as announcing the Rookie of the Month and Player of the Month, the league also announced the Coach of the Month.

The Eastern Conference Coach of the Month is David Blatter of the Cavaliers, and the Western Conference Coach of the Year is Luke Wharton of the Warriors.

The Cavaliers led by Blatter now have a 13-4 record, which is the highest in the East. It's also one of the best three opening streaks in Cavaliers history. The Cavaliers are currently averaging 103.1 points per game and limiting opponents to 96.5 points, both of which rank sixth in the league.

In the absence of head coach Kerr, Wharton led the Warriors to an 18-1 record, topping the league. The Warriors are now averaging 115.3 points per game and outscoring opponents by an average of 15.4 points per game, both of which are well ahead of the league.

The Warriors played such an amazing record that their coach had no problem winning the Month award. But will the best of the month go to head coach Steve Kerr or to acting head coach Wharton?

With the exception of that game against the Lakers, Cole made a special comeback, and throughout the month of November, he had to put aside team affairs due to a lumbar spine injury; And during that time, it was Wharton who led the team forward. And in the game when Kerr came back, the Warriors lost evilly. In other words, the only one the Warriors have lost in 19 games has been the one Kerr has coached. It's embarrassing......

From that perspective, Coach of the Month should go to Wharton, not Kerr.

In the end, the league's approach: the Warriors' current record is still on the top of head coach Steve Kerr, though interim acting head coach Luke Wharton is eligible for the Coach of the Month award.

In the end, Wharton was named the Western Conference Coach of the Month for November, and he became the first acting head coach to receive the award.

Some fans joked that Wharton won two championships with Kobe Bryant when he was a player; After being a full-time coach, he served as an assistant coach in the first year of the coaching era, and followed Kerr, who was the first year as a coach, to win the championship; In the second year, he accidentally drew the best start in history by playing the full level number that Kerr practiced, and now he has won the best coach as the acting head coach, plus he has an NBA celebrity dad and the appearance of the best league coach -

He's definitely a great example of a winner in the NBA! (To be continued.) )