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The Suns' Big Three's Dilemma: How Can a Team Without Brains Compete for a Championship? The Suns suffered their fifth loss of the month with a 104-109 loss to the Trail Blazers on the road. In this game, the Suns' big three Durant, Booker and Beal all performed well, but they couldn't stop the team's decline.
What is the problem with the Suns? Is it that the Big Three are not working together well enough, or is the team's tactical system flawed? Or are the Suns missing a brain that can organize offense and stabilize defense? The Suns' Big Three: Offensive A+, Defensive BThe Suns' Big Three are one of the most talented and powerful combinations in the league. Durant is the best scorer today, and he can score with ease whether it's from mid-to-long range or on a driving layup.
Booker is an all-around guard capable of shooting, breaking, passing, and stealing. Beal is an excellent shooting guard who can score from any position and also create opportunities for his teammates.
All three stars are extremely efficient and dangerous on the offensive end, and they can easily score more than 30 or even 40 points in a single game. However, the Suns' Big Three aren't as good on the defensive end.
Although Durant has amazing physical qualities, he lacks defensive awareness and motivation, and is often easily passed or fouled by opponents. Booker and Beal aren't very good defensively either, and they tend to be inconsistent on the defensive end, sometimes struggling and disrupting, and sometimes missing and out of position.
The Suns' Big Three on the defensive end is largely determined by their form and mood, rather than their ability and technique. The Suns' tactical system: simple and crude, lacking in variety, the Sun's tactical system is mainly based on the individual ability of the Big Three.
The Suns' offense is basically that Durant, Booker and Beal take turns playing singles or seeking opportunities through pick-and-rolls. The Suns' Big Three are all endpoints, and they are rarely able to drive the offense of other teammates and rarely create open space for other teammates.
The rest of the Suns' players are basically foils, their offensive contributions are limited, and they rely heavily on the passing of the Big Three. The Sun's offense seems simple and crude, lacking in variety and creativity.
The Suns' defense is also centered on the Big Three, with other players as auxiliaries. The Suns' Big Three are usually responsible for defending the opponent's strongest players, or the opponent's core players.
The Suns' other players are usually responsible for defending the opposing team's support players, or are the opposing team's role players. The Suns' defense is also very simple and rough, lacking coordination and cooperation.
The Suns' Big Three tend to rely on their individual abilities to defend, rather than limiting opponents through team defense. The rest of the Suns' players tend to have turnovers and fouls on the defensive end due to a lack of confidence and experience.
The brains of the Suns: Paul's departure and Harden's miss of the Suns are actually the lack of a brain that can organize offense and stabilize defense. Such a brain, the sun once had, he is Chris Paul.
Paul is a top-tier point guard who can create opportunities for his teammates on the offensive end and put pressure on the defensive end. Paul's presence makes the Suns' offense fluid and diverse, and the Suns' defense compact and orderly.
Paul's leadership has made the Suns' teammates more confident and combative, and the Suns' opponents have become more fearful and fearful. Paul's addition has transformed the Suns from a playoff fringe team into a Finals team.
However, the Suns traded Paul to the Clippers in the offseason in exchange for Beal. It was an extremely wrong decision and the beginning of the tragedy of the Sun.
Beal is an excellent shooting guard, but he can't replace Paul's role. On the offensive end, Beal can only increase the Suns' scoring ability, but cannot improve the Suns' offensive efficiency and coordination.
On the defensive end, Beal can only reduce the defensive burden of the Suns, but cannot improve the defensive intensity and coordination of the Suns. Beal's addition has transformed the Suns from a Finals team into a playoff fringe team.
Another mistake of the Suns was to choose Beal between Harden and Beal. Harden is a top-tier scoring guard and a top-tier playmaker.
Harden is able to score on the offensive end and pass the ball to his teammates. Harden can defend himself and help his teammates on the defensive end.
The presence of Harden can make the Suns' offense more flexible and threatening, and it can also make the Suns' defense more solid and aggressive. The addition of Harden can make the Suns a championship team again.
The Suns' Big Three's Dilemma: How Can a Team Without a Big Brain Compete for a Championship? The Suns suffered their fifth loss of the month with a 104-109 loss to the Trail Blazers on the road. In this game, the Suns' big three Durant, Booker and Beal all performed well, but they couldn't stop the team's decline.
What is the problem with the Suns? Is it that the Big Three are not working together well, or is the team's tactical system flawed? Or are the Suns missing a big brain that can organize offense and stabilize defense? The Suns' Big Three: Offensive A+, Defensive B The Suns' Big Three is one of the most talented and capable combinations in the league. Durant is the best scorer today, and he can score with ease whether it's from mid-to-long range or on a breakaway layup.
Booker is an all-around guard capable of shooting, breakaways, passes, and steals. Beal is an excellent shooting guard who can score from any position and also create opportunities for his teammates.
All three of these stars are extremely efficient and threatening on the offensive end, and they can easily score more than 30 or even 40 points in a single game. However, the Suns' Big Three aren't as good on the defensive end.
Although Durant has amazing physical qualities, he lacks defensive awareness and motivation, and is often easily passed or fouled by opponents. Booker and Beal aren't very good defensively either, and they tend to be inconsistent on the defensive end, sometimes struggling and disrupting, and sometimes missing and out of position.
The Suns' Big Three on the defensive end is largely determined by their form and mood, rather than their ability and technique.
The Pistons' 24-game losing streak set a record for today's NBA games!!
The NBA schedule is heading into December, and teams are battling it out for a playoff spot.
However, there is one team that is making a different kind of history. The Detroit Pistons, the former Eastern Conference powerhouse, are now on a 24-game losing streak and are at the bottom of the East with the league's worst record of 2-25.
The Pistons' losing streak has surpassed Charlotte's Bobcats in 2011-12 (23 straight losses) and behind the Philadelphia 76ers in 2015-16 (28 straight losses) and the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2011-12 (26 straight losses). The Pistons' next game will be on the road against the New York Knicks on Dec. 23, and it remains to be seen whether they can end that humiliating streak.
Pelicans challenge the Cavaliers away, seeking revenge Before the Pistons' game, today's NBA game will begin at 8:30 a.m., with the New Orleans Pelicans playing the Cleveland Cavaliers away, and Shanghai SITV Exciting Sports will broadcast live. The Pelicans and Cavaliers are both underdogs in the East, currently sitting in 13th and 14th place in the East with a 9-18 and 8-19 record, respectively.
In the first meeting between the two teams this season, the Cavaliers defeated the Pelicans 111-104 to earn their first win of the season. Pelicans star Zion Williamson scored 34 points in that game but was powerless to prevent the team's loss.
The Pelicans have been inconsistent this season, having won four in a row in November but also suffered a six-game losing streak in early December. The Cavaliers changed their head coach earlier this month, replacing John Billing with former assistant coach J.B. Bickerstaff.
Since taking over Bickerstaff, the Cavaliers have a 3-3 record, including two big wins against the Lakers and Rockets. The Cavaliers' young guards Colin Sexton and Darrys Gallant both showed great offensive prowess, averaging 18.1 and 16.8 points per game, respectively.
The Pelicans will be looking for revenge in this game, and they will need to increase their intensity on the defensive end while also giving Zion more support. The Clippers are on a 10-game winning streak, and the Thunder are fighting to stay second at 9 a.m., with four NBA games kicking off at the same time.
One of the most notable was the Los Angeles Clippers' away game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, a matchup in the West. The Clippers, led by the Big Four Harden, Leonard, Paul George, and Westbrook, have been the strongest team in the league recently, winning nine straight games and climbing to fourth place in the NBA Western Conference standings with a 17-10 record.
The Clippers' offensive firepower is phenomenal, averaging 118.3 points per game, which ranks second in the league. Harden and Leonard, both MVP candidates this season, are averaging 38.3 and 25.8 points per game, respectively, and are the Clippers' duo.
Pickles and Willis are also important pillars for the Clippers, averaging 23.5 and 22.7 points per game, respectively, and are the Clippers' two-way guard. The Clippers also have excellent roster depth, with strong role players such as Loewe, Harrell, Beverley, Zubac and more who can cause problems at any position.
The Clippers are aiming for a championship and will be looking to make it 10 wins in a row to boost their confidence. The Thunder have also won two in a row, with 17 wins and 8 losses, sitting second in the standings.
The Thunder are a team full of surprises, they lost Paul George and Russell Westbrook in the summer, but instead of getting bogged down in a rebuild, they showed tenacious fighting spirit and team chemistry. At the heart of the Thunder is Chris Paul, a veteran who has regained his form this season, averaging 16.6 points and 6.6 assists per game, and is the soul and leader of the Thunder.
The rest of the Thunder's players have also played their own roles, with Gallinari, Schroder, Adams, Gilgeous-Alexander and others all scoring players who can pose a threat to opponents in different positions. The Thunder's defense is also excellent, allowing opponents to average 106.4 points per game, which ranks sixth in the league.
The Thunder's coach, Billy Donovan, is also a good master tactician, and he is able to develop the right tactics for different opponents, making the Thunder competitive in every game. The Thunder will face the mighty Clippers in this game, and they will need to play their team basketball to try to maintain their second spot.
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