In the first warm-up match between the Chinese men's basketball team and the Serbian club KK FMP, the starting lineup was as follows: Pang Zhenglin + Liao Sanning + Cui Yongxi + Wang Junjie + Xu Xin. The players who took the court in this game were mostly young talents, and several made their senior national team debut, but they showed no fear as fearless newcomers.

On June 3, Beijing time, in a warm-up game, the Chinese men's basketball team edged out Serbia's FMP 82-78 to claim victory. In the first quarter, Xu Xin easily scored on a putback, Liao Sanning showed his mid-range prowess, and Wang Junjie dominated inside against opponents. China matched their rivals step for step, with the score tied at 8-8. The game remained tightly contested, and the two sides were again deadlocked at 12-12.

This year's trade market features two big fish: the Greek Freak and Kawhi Leonard. However, the Greek monster has changed his mind yet again, recently pledging his loyalty to the Bucks on a show: "I've played in Milwaukee for 13 years, and I hope to spend many more years here...

On June 3, Beijing time, The Athletic reported the latest updates on a potential Giannis trade. The Trail Blazers were previously considered a top destination, but with Giannis preferring to remain in the East, their chances of acquiring him have nearly vanished. The following four Eastern Conference teams could become Giannis' new home.

The 12-man roster for the Chinese men's basketball team's first match against Serbia's KK FMP Club is mainly composed of young players from the short training camp, as follows: guards Liao Sanning, Jiang Weize, Pang Zhenglin, Feng Ao, and Zhao Weilun; forwards Zou Yang, Jiang Haoran, Zhao Jiayi, Cui Yongxi, and Wang Junjie; centers Xu Xin and Jiao Boqiao.

The NBA Finals referee list has been released, as follows: Curtis Blair, Tony Brothers, James Capers, Mark Davis; Tyler Ford, Foster, John Goble, Courtney Kirkland; Josh Tiven, James Williams, Sean Wright, Zach Zarba.

The NBA Finals preview that many fans have been waiting for is finally here. Since we're talking about it, I have to offer a perspective different from others—no need to beat around the bush; the conclusion is already in the title. In my over 20 years of watching the NBA, there has never been a player with Jalen Brunson's height serving as the absolute leader and primary cornerstone of a team to lift the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

On June 3rd Beijing time, renowned reporter Shams reported that Curry's new contract with Li-Ning is worth over $400 million over 10 years. During the show, Shams mentioned that Wembanyama's Nike shoe deal will expire this October. At that time, multiple sportswear brands are expected to offer him massive contracts. Shams said, "Looking at the new generation, Wembanyama has now reached the highest stage of the Finals.

On June 3, Beijing time, Stephen Curry signed a landmark sneaker endorsement deal with Chinese brand Li-Ning, and the contract value has now been disclosed. According to ESPN insider Shams, the agreement is a 10-year endorsement contract totaling more than $400 million. This groundbreaking partnership will serve as the foundation for the next phase of the Curry brand's growth, expanding beyond basketball footwear into new categories.

On June 3, Beijing time, the suspense surrounding the Finals MVP is far greater than that of the regular season MVP: the regular season determines its winner over a grueling 82-game schedule, while the Finals is a best-of-seven series full of variables, giving any player a chance to rise and claim the award. The NBA's official website has released the first edition of the Finals MVP rankings, with Victor Wembanyama firmly in first place and Jalen Brunson ranking second. Below are the specific rankings and analysis—1.