The new season of the NBA is changing, and several giant teams are facing the crisis of disintegration. The Suns, the glory of the former triumvirate Durant, Booker, and Beal have become a thing of the past. They were beaten by the Timberwolves and stumbled on the road to the playoffs. The problem is that all three are good scorers, but the distribution of the ball is a problem, the defense is weak, and the organization is weak. Durant is no longer at his peak, Beal has become a data puppet, and this combination is like a plate of loose sand. If the sun does not adjust in time, it may not escape the doom of disintegration.
The Clippers are following suit, with a deformed roster and frequent injuries. Leonard and George's two cores are frequently suspended, and although Harden and Westbrook are old and strong, it is difficult to return to the top. The lack of chemistry in the team, year after year, and rebuilding is the only way forward.
The Warriors are even more suffocating. The main team is aging, Thompson's strength is not as good as before, Green thinks very highly of himself, and Wiggins plays in the Buddha system. These veterans think very highly of themselves, but they ignore their actual value. In addition to Curry, the Warriors' golden sign, other players should re-examine their positioning. Perhaps giving it a go and cultivating new people is the right way for warriors to regain their strength.
The NBA is unpredictable, and teams need to assess the situation and find vitality. Only by adjusting the lineup and strengthening cooperation can we rekindle the fire of war and present a wonderful game for the fans.
