people should know how to delegate power at a certain time. They obviously lack energy at critical moments. They even hugged the ball tightly, and then stood up and wasted twenty seconds of attacking time. If you get behind the score, you dribble on the spot and finally get rid of the blame. If you lose the defensive rebound, you won’t move. At critical moments, you make a few mistakes and don’t make an empty basket. Now you can only get a bargain when you are on the spot. Positional battles are basically just sitting in a daze or dealing cards.
Anthony Davis is in full swing recently, which is a good opportunity. Delegating power is the best choice. Giving Davis averaging 20+ shots per game is the key to Lakers winning.
The Lakers can only compress the time of James , try to control it within 30 minutes, reduce the right to take action, and then reduce the awkward luck and play more without the ball. The awkward luck is because the threat of breakthrough is gone. Others defend themselves with three points, so they can't find a shot, so they can only pass the ball. Leave the ball rights to Westbrook , and carry out pick-and-rolls around thick eyebrows . In addition, James should be tactful. If he doesn't do a good job in the offense, he will give some strength to the defensive end, and his body will be a little bit oily, so he will focus on defense. Don’t always think about the “411” project.
In addition, we quickly traded to the front line, and the Lakers management league ranked last.
Lakers management always falls several times in the same pit, and has unrealistic fantasies every time. A short guard like Schroder ,
has no three-pointers, no defense, no organization, and even plays the critical moment of the Lakers starting and playing. The key coach still trusts him very much. Since Schroder started, the Lakers' Brown and Walker have become worse and worse in their defense.
This season, Walker is obviously the best player in the Lakers except for the "360" combination, and his efficiency is also quite high, but he can't get the ball. I used to play lively, with three points and gliding and buckles. Schroeder suddenly lost the ball when he came back. The Lakers should give more balls to Walker and Rivers, so that these two people can cooperate with Thick Eyebrow and stop giving the ball to Schroder. A defender attacked slowly like the Snail, and he really couldn't stand it.
Lakers' first away trip Bucks starters are Walker, James, Davis, Beverly , Brown. It is obvious that this Bucks, who has both offense and defense, has space, size, and has defense, is very uncomfortable. The Lakers feel that Spring is coming, and suddenly the Wizards Schroder returns, squeezing Brown out of the starter, and the Lakers play as a three-guard lineup. Brown obviously does not take advantage of the ball and starts with free cuts, rebounds, defense, and three-pointers. Schroder came back to Brown's substitute, and everything was messed up in rotation. Schroder averaged 25-30 times per game. Christie's rookie had playing time, but now there is no more. Walker played as a small forward. Brown's small forward and Walker counted, and came back from Schroder and directly used Brown and Walker. There is also a substitute Westbrook's double-high game with a very exciting and exciting appearance. After Schroder came back and started and Brown went down, I never saw Walker and Brown play well, and Walker and Brown had a bad time cut. I can't figure out why Schroder had to be the starting lineup and what his role on the court was, no one knows.
