NBA: I'm Crazy About NBA!

When Su Wei, who has a God's perspective, took charge of the Los Angeles Clippers, this team, which had been the background of the Lakers, the city's archrival, ushered in a turning point in its destiny. He restructured the lineup with astonishing courage, turning the fledgling Harden and Curry into the backcourt twins, using precise draft layout to intercept Paul George, discovering potential new stars such as Whiteside, and using an iron-blooded attitude to force the team to make up for their defensive shortcomings, breaking the shackles of D'Antoni's running and gunning system of "heavy offense and light defense". From last place in the Western Conference at the beginning of the season to advancing all the way north to the playoffs, this group of young guards created miracles in the first year together. Even though they were swept by the Lakers in the playoffs, they still grew up amid setbacks. Su Wei rejected all sky-high trade offers, firmly guarded the core lineup, and used scientific special training and long-term planning to make Harden's double step-back and Curry's ultra-long three-pointer become the league's killer moves, and let George and Kawhi's forward offense and defense, and DeAndre Jordan's internal iron gate build a solid defense. Here is the transformation of the rookie twin stars from youth to blooming, the warmth of the veterans' words and deeds, the management's strategies, and the passionate game of winning and being killed on the field. When Happy Basketball comes to an end and the iron-blooded journey begins, Su Wei and his Clippers are breaking out of the smoke of the Los Angeles Derby with an unstoppable momentum towards the dynasty dream of a championship.