The most offensively capable team in the league so far this season is the Utah Jazz, who currently have an offensive efficiency of 117.7, arguably a far ahead, 4.1 ahead of the second-place Hornets, and the third to fifth places, the Hawks, Warriors and Grizzlies! It can be said that these teams are among the most offensive teams in the league this season, and recently the NBA official website also rated the five teams with the biggest offensive regression this season, these five teams are the Clippers, Blazers, Nets, Nuggets and Pistons!
From this statistic, we can see that last season's Los Angeles Clippers had an offensive efficiency of 116.7, ranking third in the league, while this season their offensive efficiency was only 106.3, ranking 25th in the league! The gap between these two seasons is indeed very large, with a 22nd place difference in ranking and an offensive efficiency 10.4% lower than last season! In fact, in large part because Leonard can not play due to injury, to know that Leonard can average more than 25 points per game, and the offensive efficiency is very stable, without such a stable offensive point, the reduction in offensive efficiency is understandable!
This is followed by the Blazers, who last season ranked second in the league with an offensive efficiency of 117.1, while this season they ranked seventeenth in the league with an offensive efficiency of 108.8. You know, the reason why the Blazers were able to play a fairly good result in the regular season last season is because their offensive form is very good, which largely makes up for their loopholes on the defensive end. Lillard is in poor shape this season, McCollum is also in injury, the team's offensive efficiency is very low, and the team's results are naturally very poor!
This was followed by the Nets, who last season's offensive efficiency was 117.3, the first in the league, while this season's offensive efficiency was only 109.9, ranking eighth in the league. Although the offensive efficiency is also in the league's top ten, it has indeed dropped significantly compared to last season! This change is largely due to Irving's absence, less Irving's firepower, the Nets' ability to attack the tough problems is indeed a lot worse, coupled with Harden's limited state this season, which is also the reason why the Nets' start to this season is not as dominant as before!
The latter two teams, the Nuggets and the Pistons, were sixth in the league with an offensive efficiency of 116.3 last season and fifteenth in the league at 109.1 this season. The absence of two core players, Porter and Murray, has led to a reduction in the team's offensive efficiency, which is understandable. And the final Pistons last season's offensive efficiency was 107.6, this season's 100.4, this season's focus on cultivating the champion of the show, in the offensive end is indeed sacrificed, offensive efficiency has declined is understandable!