What are the Lakers chances of winning the championship next season?

It is estimated that there is 45%, with Nash joining the Lakers' tandem, there will be no problem, plus the Lakers Twin Towers, even if the monster does not come, the deterrent power of the Lakers Twin Towers should not be underestimated, the important thing is that the Lakers still have Kobe, Kobe's ability does not need me to say more, the most important thing is that these two old guys of the 96** generation still have a championship heart! Don't underestimate their desire to win the championship in the new season, maybe their regular season record will not be too outstanding, but as long as the Lakers make the playoffs, no matter who the opponent is, the Lakers will win! Let's support the Lakers together!

This has to look at where Howard goes, if Howard goes to the Nets, then the Nets are also a force that cannot be ignored, if Howard goes to the Knicks, then what do you say will happen to the Knicks?

Of course, if Howard goes to the Lakers, then do you think Howard + Gasol + Kobe + Nash will win the championship?

If Nash can perfectly connect the Lakers' offense, the Lakers' hopes will be sixty percent, if the Lakers strengthen the backup of the point guard and the scoring guard (don't be garbage), the hope will be seventy percent, and if the Lakers get Howard, then the hope will be almost ninety, and Howard will be needed after all.

If you want to win the championship First of all, the young Thunder in the West is their biggest enemy, with a 50% chance of winning, and if they get close to the finals, the Heat will also give him a headache, so the probability of winning the championship should be 25%.

With Nash, the power of the Lakers' twin towers will be fully exerted, so the chances of winning the championship will be greatly enhanced. Look forward to it.

There is no chance that my lake will win the championship.

Isn't that great. It may be a good thing for the Lakers to have Nash, but it may not be for Kobe Bryant, who attacks with the ball.

There's the boss in this cancer, that's impossible.

The bench doesn't work, and if I'm the boss, I'll give up Warcraft. Strengthened bench depth.

Nash joined, and the outside strength increased greatly, estimated to be 60%.

Nash has a good chance of joining.

If the monster can join, it will be big.

I think you can win a back-to-back championship if you do these things well:

1.The Lakers team will not have major injuries, and Bynum will have to be sound and provide sufficient interior strength.

2.Kobe Bryant's performance in the playoffs, but Kobe's peak shelf life can go to 35 years old.

3.Odom is no longer sleepwalking, and the bench provides enough support for the main players.

4.The Lakers have to fend off young teams like the Thunder and the Kings.

5.Can the old age of the Zen master withstand the frequent home and away rounds?

There is play. There are also difficulties. Still, it's bullish on it.

It's possible, but look at Kobe's performance.

It should be said that the probability of the Lakers winning the championship is the largest.

First, look at the personnel structure within the Lakers. Because the main lineup is complete. Kobe, Gasol, Odom, Atay, Bynum have a long date.

This ensures that the Lakers will be quite competitive for years to come. Fisher and Brown successfully renewed their contracts. The basic integrity of the staffing of the two crowns is ensured.

On the free market. The Lakers also had a huge bumper harvest. The arrival of Blake and Barnes will go a long way in compensating for the departure of Jordan Farmar and the injury to Wharton.

In particular, Blake's arrival will prevent a recurrence of the situation where the speedy defender overthrows Fisher. Ratliff can also bring some experience to the interior. Jackson's return year will be the last big factor in the Lakers' championship.

Rich coaching experience and the characteristics of knowing people and making good use of them. It will give the Lakers a huge boost in the coming year. Judging by the Lakers' second championship experience.

Even if the Lakers don't have the first place in the league in the regular season, even if the playoffs are not in form. Even if Kobe Bryant is injured. It won't have much of an impact on the strength of the Lakers.

Second, the situation of disputes among the major powers in the western region has eased somewhat. The situation of the Lakers' dominance has no team to break for the time being. The Thunder have a strong impact but lack playoff experience.

The Spurs age structure is too large. The Mavericks have a luxurious roster but have fatal injuries (repeated first-round playoff tours, Nowitzki's soft playoff hand, and lack of interior offensive ability), and it is difficult to attack the Lakers. Chandler's arrival could have strengthened the Mavericks.

The life and death of the rocket is unknown. The Pioneer Young Guards are no longer in style. The Jazz were robbed by the bulls in free agency this year.

Strength was lost. The sun departed with Xiao Si. The strength will inevitably be greatly reduced.

Teams like the Grizzlies and Kings are still working on the playoffs. The Western Lakers have a huge advantage.

Finally, look to the east. The situation of the semi-finals is beginning to emerge. The Celtics are a year older.

Whether O'Neal's arrival will bring chemistry to the team is unknown. The departure of Tony Allen has once again weakened the Celtics' steel defence. The Heat's Big Three are yet to be honed.

The team is highly lacking. When encountering Celtic magic. It is bound to suffer a big loss.

And James, Wade, and Bosh are all ball-handling players. The three complement each other poorly. It will take time to hone in on becoming a champion team.

The Heat are more like tomorrow's powerhouses. And not the hegemon of next season. The Magic are still going strong, after the Bulls brought in Boozer, Korver and others this year.

Weak offensive ability and outside projection ability of the reinforced interior line. Strength should not be underestimated. But these four teams will inevitably have to fight in the Eastern Conference in the playoffs.

In the end, there is only one team that can compete with the Lakers, who have a clear advantage in the Western Conference.

Therefore, the Lakers have a better chance of winning the championship. Win in the mature system and stable team. The style is comprehensive, both offensive and defensive.

There's a good chance of it... They won't have a lot of baggage in their minds, so adjusting in the regular season should be the manager's plan. The goal is to prepare for the playoffs, because the playoffs are all about it. The ultimate champion is king...

There's no certainty, there's no possibility, believe me.

Yes, because as long as the Zen master teaches, it is a triple crown.

Yes, I firmly believe that the Celts are still their worst enemies!

Kobe Bryant is the best and strongest, and if you want to defend your title, you need a few points: 1. The Heat should be the champion of the Eastern Conference if nothing else! The biggest threat to the Heat in the playoffs is the Celtics, no matter which team wins, if it is to complete the tie-break is the most powerful for the Lakers!

2. The Lakers' bench needs Odom's stable play! 3. Can Bynum continue to grow and maintain his health in the new season Can the year-old Kobe Bryant still average 20 per game!

It's hard to say, if nothing else, the Lakers are still a very strong contender, and the probability of winning the championship should be 40%-60%.

It's hard to say, the chances are there, but it's still a bit slim.

Who knows, even Jackson and Kobe Bryant are not sure.

As of the 2014-15 season, he has won the Western Conference 31 times and the championship 16 times.

The Los Angeles Lakers (Lakers) are a basketball club located in Los Angeles, California, United States, founded in Minneapolis in 1947 and relocated to Los Angeles in 1960. The name Laker** is another name for Minneapolis, the Land of a Thousand Lakes, and refers to people who work or live in the Great Lakes in the northeastern United States.

The Lakers joined the National Basketball League (NBA) in 1948. The best thing about the team is that there are always stars associated with them. George McCan was the team's early main center, and under his leadership, the Lakers quickly became a giant team in the NBA.

In the 1960s, the arrival of Elgin Baylor and Jerry West allowed the Lakers to never miss the playoffs throughout the '60s. In 1976, the Lakers got Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, nicknamed "Sky Hook." In the 1979-80 season, the Lakers drafted rookie Elvin Johnson, who replaced the injured Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the Finals that season and led the team to a championship.

In the summer of 1996, the Lakers acquired Shaguil "Big Shark" O'Neal and traded with the Charlotte Hornets for rookie Kobe Bryant, and the two led the Lakers to a three-game winning streak between 1999 and 2002. Pau Gasol joined the Lakers in 2007, and the team reached the Finals three times from 2008 to 2010 and won the championship twice. But injuries began to hit the Lakers, causing the team to go into a rebuilding period.

As of the 2014-15 season, the Lakers have made the playoffs 56 times, won the Western Conference championship 31 times, and won the championship 16 times, second only to the Boston Celtics; The highest winning streak is 33 games (the highest in NBA history).

16 times, second only to the Celtics' 17, is a team with a long history, and both teams are basically the history of the NBA, both dynasty teams.

So far, the Lakers have won 16 championships in their history, one less championship than their archrival Celtics, and support the Lakers to surpass their rivals and make a comeback tomorrow to win the championship...

1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1972, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010 (16 in total, second only to Celtic's 17).

16, and the number of the sister-in-law is the same drop.