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Pope of Basketball.
Chapter 681: The Last Train, Data King [680]
Summary
In March, Danny Green capitalized on an opportunity when Korver was injured. Korver, who believed his defensive skills were underestimated, adapted well to team systems and executed his defensive responsibilities effectively. However, after twisting his ankle while attempting a block, Green stepped in, showcasing superior individual defense despite less precision in three-point shooting. The Clippers' defense improved with Green, Allen, and Guy, stabilizing their win rate. Meanwhile, the Mavericks struggled with injuries to key players like Nowitzki, whose absence severely impacted their offense. Despite Nowitzki's early return to aid the team, the Mavericks could not maintain their advantage, finishing second in the standings. The Clippers, led by Paul and Griffin, achieved a record of 61 wins and 21 losses, while the Mavericks finished with 60 wins. The Lakers improved their record post-All-Star break, benefiting from favorable officiating that increased their free throw opportunities, contrasting with the Jazz's decline in free throw efficiency. In the Eastern Conference, the Cavaliers led with a 58-24 record, while the Bulls made the playoffs with only 37 wins. Durant won the scoring title, Kobe focused on assists, and Paul emerged as a strong MVP candidate with impressive stats.Full content
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