Recently, the battle for the NBA's Western Division is in full swing, but there have been a series of puzzling phenomena: a number of strong teams have "unexpectedly" lost, causing the first place in the West to become precarious. Are these teams deliberately "playing" games in order to avoid playing against the Lakers?
In the last few games, it is surprising that the top four teams in the West have lost back-to-back games. This begs the question of whether these teams are really afraid to climb to the top of the West and thus avoid meeting the Lakers in the playoffs. It's amazing to start making this kind of calculation so early.
At this point, we can ask an interesting question: What is the reason why these teams would rather give up the No. 1 spot in the West than avoid a showdown with the Lakers? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section.
On the other hand, people are also starting to speculate whether there are new rules in the league that have caused these teams to "play" battles. After all, NBA commissioner Xiao Hua has just been re-elected, and no one knows what new tricks he will bring.
However, one thing is certain, and that is that the Clippers have undoubtedly benefited the Clippers the most. It seems inevitable that they will take the opportunity to take the first place in the West.
At this point, we can ask an interactive question again: Do you think these teams are really "playing" battles? Or do they have their own considerations? Feel free to leave a message in the comment section and share your views with everyone.
To sum up, the battle for the NBA's Western Division has become more and more confusing. The competition and calculation between the teams can't help but sigh: the basketball game is really not only a contest of strength, but also a duel of wisdom. #nba#