How exactly did Paul George and Leonard s compatibility issue go unanswered?

Keeping George in good health was able to solve the problem of incompatibility. Theoretically, there is no compatibility issue between Paul George and Leonard, but Paul George's injury has made his form extremely inconsistent on the field and is likely to become a burden to the team. After all, having a superstar spot, Paul George has been in a state of stop-and-play since the beginning of the season, and the team is fully prepared for the playoffs, which has also allowed Paul George to enter a long offseason, and Leonard and Paul George rarely appear on the court at the same time during the regular season, which is the team's biggest concern

The Clippers have one of the most fearsome rosters in the league, and they have a lot of bench thugs on their bench players. Harrell is also the Sixth Man of the Year this season, and with Paul George and Leonard both single-player players who need a lot of ball-handling offense to keep their hot touch, the Clippers need a good playmaker right now. The modern Clippers team does not have a playmaking guard in the true sense of the word, and their team scoring is basically based on individual ability, lacking team connection points.

The biggest advantage of the Clippers is that they can form different roster systems depending on the format of the court。Paul George and Leonard can play on the court at different times, so that each player can be guaranteed absolute possession on the court. Paul George can let him and Leonard be paired together when he is in hot form, Paul George can get him into the team's second team when he is unstable, and the cooperation between Lowe and Harrell is also enough to stabilize the team's score, and Paul George can slowly find his form throughout the game.

The Clippers may seem strong right now, but they have a single approach to scoring. JustRelying on the superstar's singles ability, Leonard has been as stable in the playoffs as ever, while Paul George can't guarantee his form, and the lack of a bridge between Leonard and Paul George makes the team's rotation a hole.

George should be put in the second team so that neither side takes possession of the other. In addition, George needs to improve his form and scoring efficiency, and George has been inconsistent this season and has not had a high shooting percentage.

Make a good distribution of the ball. Because both Leonard and Paul George need to possess the ball, and having the ball will play well on the offensive end, so good ball distribution is an important factor in their compatibility.

I think George is going to sacrifice some possession, do a little more off the ball, or just be Leonard's bench and lead the team when Leonard is rested.

It's not that it's incompatibleRather, it is because of the tactical needs of the team and the change of status, resulting in the two rarely playing at the same time. Moreover, Xiaoka has been affected by injuries, and George has also played up and down after the injury.

You must know that at this stage, the Clippers' lineup can be called luxurious, and there are two top wings in the league.

a change in the status of the team; For George, the core of the Clippers is the small card

The incompatibility between Xiaoka and George may really exist, or it may be the pain that the Clippers need to face. How to improve team rotation and offensive efficiency is more of a coach's consideration. Either way, the health of both is the most important thing, because they are both important assets of the team.

In fact, the current Clippers lineup does not need Leonard and George to play at the same time, as long as the bench players play better, the superstars in the team will not work so hard. Leonard and George just need to play a little better in the playoffs.

Tactical issues, not incompatible. Because against different teams, Leonard and George need to do different things. And two people have to be defended by each other at the same time.

Leonard and George are indeed incompatible, both need a lot of possession, and both are unstable with the ball, and there is no playmaker to give them two tandems.

There is a certain conflict in the position, and both are stars who need the ball, so if two people are on the field at the same time, it is difficult to play at the same time.

It can be said that the situation in the entire NBA has changed a lot, and the most memorable of them is Leonard and George meeting the Los Angeles Clippers. The combination of two top first-line 3D players not only completely disrupted the rhythm of the Western Conference, but also made the entire NBA tremble. But will the fate of the Clippers, which looks like they have grown so much, really change?

Can Covey Leonard and Paul George, the top 3-and-D of the first team, change the fate of the Clippers.

Covey Leonard and Paul George join forces. Leonard was born with the San Antonio Spurs and has always been defense-oriented. Under the influence of a seven-year career and a "GDP mix", he has developed the skills of "both offense and defense".

In the 11-12 season (rookie season), Leonard played in 64 regular season games (39 starts) but averaged rebounds, assists and steals per game. That season, Leonard had an offensive efficiency of 119 and a defensive efficiency of 101, which was quite outstanding. Because of this, it strengthened the Spurs' determination to develop his defense.

However, this seemingly ordinary teenager at the time had great potential. In the following years, Leonard's growth accelerated again, and the data in all aspects also made a qualitative leap.

Not only did Leonard win his first career championship with the Spurs, but he also earned the honor of FMVP for his outstanding performance. But everything will come to an end. With Leonard's injury in the 17-18 season, his relationship with the Spurs has quietly changed dramatically.

In the end, the two sides broke up, and Leonard led the Raptors to win the second championship of his career, which can be regarded as officially making himself one of the super giants. So, Leonard, who was getting fuller-winged, made a big decision. He wanted to have a real career and officially joined the Los Angeles Clippers last summer.

In contrast, Paul George's career experience shares many similarities with Leonard's, but overall, it is more colorful than Leonard's. George, who was born in the Pacers, is also both offensive and defensive. If you look closely, he is indeed better defensively than offensively.

In his seven-year career as a Pacers, George made the playoffs six times. In the 12-13 season, the Pacers defeated the Hawks and Knicks in succession, played seven games against the Heat in the Eastern Conference, and finally lost 3-4. In the 13-14 season, the Pacers made a comeback, beating the Hawks and Wizards in quick succession.

However, TEPCO once again faced the Heat's Big Three and lost 2-4. These two seasons are also the closest George has come to the finals in years.

The Clippers have a duo of Leonard and George and are strong. If George had Leonard's steady, he would be doing better than he is and hopefully going one step further to become a superstar in the league.

Personally, I think that if George really has a very stable state, he should be invincible, and he will probably become that kind of supergiant.

He can definitely become a supergiant, after all, George's dream footsteps are also very powerful, but he lacks a little stability.