In April, the NBA entered its final stages.
The Glory Team's performance declined in March, with veteran players becoming increasingly inconsistent.
Ewing, Porter, and Willis were really too old, unable to sustain normal rotations.
Every season at this stage, the core mid-generation players become most formidable.
They are past the awkward start of the season, and as long as they stay healthy, post-All-Star Game is their time to shine.
Fortunately, the Glory Team is not entirely made up of veterans; acquiring Andre Miller, Jon Barry, and Ross during the summer was undoubtedly a smart move.
The three have already become the core of the team, while Gan Guoyang and Jordan astonishingly maintained good form.
Under the "whoever rests is a dog" curse, the two have not missed a single game from the start of the season, keeping a perfect attendance record.
Not only do they play every game, but they also play 35 minutes each time, these two 38, 39-year-old veterans defy common logic.
