You don't want me! This is really God help the Lakers

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2024-05-06 19:36Posted in Beijing Sports Creators

How stupid was Darwin Hamm?

I think Lakers fans or not can say the truth.

Wouldn't use thick eyebrows, so Hamm would have to get out of class.

In the regular season, the Lakers accounted for 21.6% of the offensive rounds by shooting from the spot. In the playoffs, the number increased to 23.6%.

To put it mildly, do you Lakers have as many resources as the Warriors and Clippers to support fixed-point shooting?

I still remember the first season when thick eyebrows came to the Lakers. Vogel's request was clear: add low-post singles.

Low-post singles seem to increase the ability to finish with the ball. More generally, under the ability to polish and hold the investment, the ability to break the bag clamp has been gradually developed.

At the peak, O'Neal can still play with ease under the combination of Duncan, David Robinson and others, and this ability to break the bag must have reached its peak.

Vogel's expectations for thick eyebrows are completely based on O'Neill's ideas. Helplessly, with Ham as the head coach of the Lakers. Judging from the trajectory of the assisted power of thick eyebrows from 57.5% to 64.7% to 67.0%, thick eyebrows have returned to the Pelican period's "eating cakes" style of play.

There is no relative good or bad with the ball and without the ball. But strictly speaking, without the ball is definitely more about eating the pass of a teammate.

At the same time, because of a poor performance of 0-of-10 against the Kings in the play-in tournament. It has been revealed that the Warriors are not ready to renew Klay's contract this summer, at least they will not offer any more big contracts.

How likely is Klay's departure from the Warriors? It's unclear at this time, but it's certain that there will be a "rift" between the two sides. This is an opportunity for the Lakers.

Maybe in your opinion, it's all about projection, and there is a gap between Russell and Klay? Don't you say, there is still a gap.

When the defender is 2-4 feet, Klay has a 50 percent two-point percentage and a 39.5 percent three-point rate, while Russell has a two-point percentage of 38.6 percent and a 31.5 percent percent, respectively.

The gap is a strong investment.

When the defensive intensity comes up or the close defense comes up, Klay can still effectively grasp the opportunity against Russell. Strong investment, from another point of view, is whether it can fight a tough battle.

For the Lakers, the factors that attracted Klay were:

1. Los Angeles is my hometown;

2. How to play.

The first point is intuitive. Let's talk about the second point.

First of all, we have been expecting the "Janku" combination. In fact, under the fact that the characteristics are not much different, the combination of "Zhan Tang" is also good. Secondly, I just said that the Lakers' main offensive tactic is fixed-point shooting, which is the same as the Warriors' main tactic. To some extent, Klay didn't need much to run in after switching to the Lakers.

Perhaps, the Warriors still have a high probability of keeping Klay, but with the appearance of a "rift", I have to say that the Lakers still have a chance. It depends on whether the latter can seize the opportunity.

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