Exploding on the same day! 39+31+26! Hello, Super Big Three!

The Kings beat the Wizards 128-115, achieving a four-game winning streak.

In this match, Westbrook played 31 minutes, making 9 of 14 shots, including 6 of 9 from beyond the arc, tallying 26 points, 2 rebounds, and 6 assists.

Up to now this season, Westbrook, on a non-guaranteed veteran minimum deal, at the age of 37, has played 42 games with 36 starts, averaging 29.5 minutes, 15.1 points, 6.4 rebounds, 7 assists, and 1.3 steals per game. He shoots 35.7% from the field, knocking down 2 three-pointers per game, marking his highest scoring average in nearly three seasons, career-best three-point shooting percentage, and his second-highest average three-pointers made in a season (the 2016-17 season saw 2.5 threes per game).

The Rockets won 110-105 over the Timberwolves, moving ahead of the Lakers to fifth place in the Western Conference.

In this back-to-back game, Durant played 40 minutes, shooting 11 of 18 from the field (6 of 8 from three-point range), efficiently scoring 39 points, along with 4 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block.

KD is also 37 years old, but even in Houston, he cannot escape being treated like a workhorse.

The Clippers beat the Raptors 121-117, successfully climbing to 18 wins and 23 losses, currently sitting tenth in the West and entering the play-in tournament zone.

In this game, Harden, the lone star leading the team, played 42 minutes, shooting 10 of 27, including 2 of 15 from three-point range, finishing with 31 points and 10 assists for a double-double.

This guy is younger but still 36 years old, yet he remains one of the best ball-dominant stars in the league, reliably maintaining a solid baseline performance.

What a night it is — the former Thunder Big Three all erupted on the same day, a truly rare sight.

American media couldn't help but marvel: "Imagine if they were still playing together."

Westbrook, Durant, and Harden played together only during the 2011-12 Thunder season, when they reached the Finals but lost to the Heat led by LeBron, Wade, and Bosh. Due to salary issues, the trio disbanded afterward, a fact that still leaves many feeling regretful. However, there's no such thing as 'what if'; dwelling on it is pointless.

Harden is probably the only one among the Big Three who doesn't regret leaving Oklahoma City. In a previous interview about this topic,he said that being traded from the Thunder to the Rockets in the summer of 2012 changed his life, and without that move, he might not be who he is today.

Cherish the journey; every greatness eventually comes to an end, though many veteran NBA stars remain incredibly formidable.