Three points do not lose to Hield!4 for 1 Congratulations to the Lakers for winning 21+3, that is, the combat power?

So far in the 23-24 season, 36.6% of shots with thick eyebrows have come from 0-3 feet, and 33.2% of shots have come from 3-10 feet. Nearly 70% of the shots come from the inside, and the thick eyebrows at this stage are very similar to Gobert and Nurkic, but they are "getting farther and farther away" from Embiid and Jokic.

What I mean: The thick eyebrows at this stage are more like the traditional No. 5 position, which is mainly based on interior attack.

For whatever reason, of course. When more of the thick eyebrows are shot from the interior, the Lakers should make sure there is plenty of room to attack. In fact, 71.6 percent of the 17.2 shots per game are made within 4 feet of a defender. It should be noted that the thick eyebrows do not have the physical fitness to crush opponents like O'Neal, which is one of them. Second, the thick eyebrows do not have the high-level ability of Jokic and Sabonis Jr.

What is brought is the opponent's unscrupulous bag and thick eyebrows, which reflects the instability of the former's offensive end.

For Thick Eyebrows, teammates are expected to have consistent outside projection. Just like Nikolai Mirotic, who has worked with him before.

In his seven seasons in the NBA, he averaged 35.9 percent three-point percentage and 1.9 goals per game in 319 games. In his two seasons with the Pelicans, he had a 35.3 percent three-point percentage and averaged 2.4 shots per game. It is worth mentioning that Mirotic is 208 tall, and he can obviously do it like Lopez and Markkanen when he walks around the three-point line, holding back defenders and opening up space for teammates' offense.

In fact, when on the court with Mirotic, Bushy Eyebrows can shoot 2.4 percentage points more per 100 rounds. The secret lies in the fact that Mirotic can open up space for the thick eyebrows to attack. It's like Lopez and Tatum.

Bojan, meanwhile, is averaging 20.5 points and 3.3 rebounds per game so far this season. It is worth mentioning that the three-point percentage is 42.5% and the average is 3.1 goals per game. In terms of three points alone, they are not at all inferior to Hield. To add a word, the latter has a 38.3% three-point percentage this season and averages 2.7 goals per game. Combined with the height of Bojan 201, it obviously has a very good space attribute. For Bojan, I think the Lakers are very likely to trade Prince, Schifino, Wood, the second round.

Reason: Reconstruction. Unlike rebuilding teams such as the Hornets and Spurs who have found the cornerstone of their rebuild, the Pistons have not found it, so the rebuild will continue. For a rebuilding team, almost any player can be traded as long as the chips are right.

From the Pistons' point of view, Prince and Wood are expiring contracts, and Schifino is a rookie contract plus a second-round pick is good for trade. In other words, the Lakers' offer is attractive. Therefore, this potential 4-for-1 deal is very promising.

Being able to get Boyan's 21+3 instant combat power is obviously to make thick eyebrows get their wish. To be precise, I found the sense of déjà vu that I had worked with Mirotic in the past.