As soon as Lillard gets pinched, the Bucks don't have to play? One person can play comfortably at the expense of another.
In this era, the data in a bad team has no reference significance, people can win you no matter what, rather than desperately restricting it, it is better for everyone to brush each other in good faith. Lillard has always been a pseudo-star who is afraid of pinching, and his playoff performance is not as consistent as his former teammate McCollum, especially the Blazers' only trip to the West, and CJ has performed well in each series.
Data sometimes doesn't experience things, and Lillard has a bit of a problem dealing with pinching, but it can't be said that a pinch hit is not playful. Lillard's pinch stats are good because he is very high in the Blazers' position with the ball, but in the Bucks he has to learn to block in a deep position, and whether this can be done well depends on the follow-up. I think Lillard's shortcomings can be made up for by the Bucks, Lillard's defense is surprisingly poor, but the Bucks defense is very good, the Bucks lack a blocking attacker, I think there are few in the league better than Lillard.
But the biggest problem in these preseason games is that the Bucks' tactics are no longer Lillard's ball-based, Lillard has a lot more long-distance running shots, and only Curry can shoot and shoot in this league. There is also the kind of squeeze that Lillard has to deal with when the crowding is particularly fierce and then the body size is a little larger than him, Lillard is very uncomfortable. The Bucks' biggest problem is actually that there is no one to block Lillard. There is no point in blocking with letters...
I'll tell you why Holladay pulled the playoffs because the most lethal tactic in the intensity of the playoffs is blocking, the Bucks actually have no good blocking, Holladay is focused on taking care of and can't get out of the ball, Lillard is not the answer to solve the Bucks, I think the Bucks may be ranked high this season, but the playoffs are fine, unless the opposing team has injuries
After watching these games, the intuitive feeling is that Lillard and Alphabet Brother's blocking and dismantling have no cooperation at all. The quality of the block provided by Brother Alphabet to Lillard is extremely poor, as the car god said. In the 19-20 playoffs, with Nurkic absent, Lillard shot the Thunder to death by blocking it. Even last season, the quality of cover provided by a base-salary center like Yuban was very high.
So I basically don't see tactics like blocking and passing to the center of the down. In addition, the letter says to make Dame a DAME, but the game is not like that, Lillard still needs a player who has a good hand. And the Bucks' two preseason games are often singled by the alphabet brother, Lillard always smokes at the top and bottom of the arc, and will not dump Lillard in some rounds to grab frontcourt rebounds. Either it's a big lo to, or it's a letter swallow. The two-person round possession is full, so one person can only sacrifice the other person to play comfortably.