If you want to say that this year's multi-giant teams, one loses worse than the other. You can take a look at the Bucks, the Bucks are a Big Three lineup of Brother Alphabet + Lillard + Middleton. The regular season record is 49-33, a winning percentage of less than 60%. In fact, when the Bucks picked opponents at the end of the regular season, they already knew that they were timid. Everyone has seen the final result, the Bucks are out of the first round 2-4. Don't say that there is no alphabet brother, even if there is an alphabet brother, this round of the series is difficult to say. In the end, it is the Big Three that has declined. Lillard was able to score 31.3 points in the playoffs, but he shot just 42 percent from the field. Middleton returned to the limelight, averaging 24.7 points and 9.2 rebounds per game, but struggled to do it alone. The rest of the players were also in the fun, not enough to change the pattern of the game.
Let's look at the Clippers again, they are also a big three team, Harden + Leonard + George have a strong lineup on paper. The Clippers won 51-31 in the regular season, a 62.2% win rate. Judging from the regular season record, the Clippers can get 50+ wins in such a competitive West, which is also a very good existence. But in the playoffs, I don't dare to compliment, especially in the last two games, it's really hard to say, and there is no way at all. Harden averaged 21.2 points and 8 assists per game, and he really tried his best, and it was impossible for Harden to play continuously. George had 19.5 points and 6.8 rebounds, shooting only 41.1% from the field, which was really a bit stretched. As for Zubac's side, the guy had 16.2 points and 9.3 rebounds, playing excellent statistics.
The Bucks Big Three are out, and the coach won't be out of class. The Clippers' Big Three are out, and the Clippers are interested in renewing Tyronn Lue's contract. However, in the Suns' Big Three, it was also an ugly exit in the first round, and Vogel officially confirmed his departure. In this year's regular season, the Suns struggled and did not play as expected. When it came to the playoffs, the Suns were another winless game. Durant and Booker can still average 25+ points per game, Booker shoots nearly 50%, and Durant shoots 55.2%, but it's hard to win. There's no way around it, who made the Timberwolves so strong? It is difficult for the defending champion Nuggets to take advantage of the Timberwolves, let alone the flawed Big Three.
Throughout the history of the league, anyone who has a giant team rushed out of the game must be responsible, and the ugly point is to take the blame. In this case, Vogel is going to do it, and he can only make him carry the pot on his back. Vogel became the first person to leave the team, and he officially said goodbye to the Suns' Big Three. In fact, as far as the current Suns Big Three are concerned, it doesn't help anyone to come, even if Popovich is in charge. There is a problem with the lineup itself, and Vogel has no choice. Of course, this does not affect Vogel to lie down and enjoy life next, because when he first signed, Vogel got a five-year contract in one go. In other words, Vogel doesn't have to worry about it next.
To say that the Suns team really has no championship phase, and the championship window was also welded to death by Beal's garbage contract. Durant is one year older next season, and even if he can maintain an average of 25+ points per game, it won't help. In addition, in terms of reinforcements, the Suns basically have no room to operate. Bill's big contract will definitely not be able to get rid of it. What's more, the Suns have very few draft picks. In other words, they have no present and no future. So, not every time a giant teams up, they can be successful, and the Suns are the best example.