How will the Cavaliers arrange their squad for the new season?

<> Cavaliers traded the team's No. 2 scorer Irving in the offseason, while new scorer Thomas Jr. is currently recuperating from injury and is not expected to return until January.

And the new signings, Rose Derrick Rose and Dwyane Wade, have not played at the level they applied due to their short time on the job, plus age and injuries.

Of course, there are also the team's own reasons: JR Smith has been unable to find form since the beginning of the season, averaging only points per game, and the shooting percentage and three-point shooting percentage have fallen to a tie, so that JR cannot open on the offensive end, and the defensive end is also full of holes.

After Derrick Rose was injured, the Cavaliers even used LeBron James to play point guard, which slowed down the Cavaliers' offensive tempo, and the defense couldn't keep up with the speed of others, and finally lost again and again.

There are two big problems that the Cavaliers are facing right now, one is the injury problem, but the mentality problem, and the former is the direct factor. All they can do now is adjust their mentality and defend well (although it doesn't necessarily work), and as for injuries (the biggest factor), they can just wait and see.

Another point is that the manager changes the starting line-up too often, and the team does not have a stable starting line-up now, which is the reason for the team's poor record today.

The Cavaliers now need an intra-team meeting, where everyone needs to sit together and find the spirit of the championship season, echo and communicate more on the defensive side of the court, and help the new players integrate as soon as possible on the offensive end.

When these chemical problems are solved, the knight is still the terrible knight, and the question now is, how long will it take for the knight to adjust these problems, and can they be completely solved? It's all unknown!

Before the start of the <> season, NBA.com reporter David Aldridge reported that sources confirmed that the Cavaliers plan to let Love play center in the new season, and last season's starting center Tristan Thompson will return to the bench, while the starting point at the fourth position will be Cavaliers new recruit Jay Crowder.

<> official website Ade wrote: "Sources from reporter Jason Lloyd have confirmed that the Cavaliers plan to play the starting center with Thompson returning to the bench. His follow-up report also pointed out that Rose will be the starting point guard during Thomas Jr.'s injury, J.R. Smith will be the starting second, Wade will be off the bench, and the starting fourth will be Crowder, and Thompson said he has no problem playing off the bench.

The report also pointed out that the starting lineup of the Cavaliers at the beginning of the new season is Rose, JR, James, Crowder and Love, which can maximize space and speed up the transition between offense and defense.

The Cavaliers have undergone major personnel changes in the offseason, the original second-in-command Irving applied for a trade and was sent to the Celtics in exchange for players such as Thomas Jr. and Crowder and draft picks, in this deal, in fact, Crowder is very important, his importance to the Cavaliers even exceeds Thomas Jr., the Cavaliers hope that Crowder can help James defend Durant in the future against the Warriors, so he will be reused, and his three-point shooting is also very stable, reached last season, hitting an average of one per game.

As for Wade, his style of play overlaps with Rose and can't help the Cavaliers open up space, and he has a lot of experience and can handle the ball, so Tyronn Lue would prefer to use him as a point of hand in the second team and lead the second team, which is also a very reasonable decision.

In addition, Thompson, who was in an up-and-down state, finally completely disappointed the Cavaliers, and the Cavaliers originally expected Thompson to be able to turn the river and sea inside the Warriors, but he was completely lost, and he was riddled with all kinds of lace news, and it was not surprising that he would return to the bench.

Compared with last season, the Cavaliers have a more balanced lineup in the new season, more ball-holding points, more players who can defend, and James can also get more time to rest, after a period of running-in, I believe they will play a very strong performance.

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This season's Cavaliers are really uncomfortable, and for the first time I had the idea that the Cavaliers can't make the playoffs, and there have been a lot of changes to the Cavaliers' roster this season. Owen offered to leave the team. The Cavaliers brought in Rose and Thomas Jr., Crowder.

The Cavaliers have a really strong roster on paper, but they don't have chemistry, and with the Cavaliers losing four in a row in recent games, it's really disappointing for a Cavaliers in this form. I think there is a big problem with the employment of knights. Tyronn Lue only had three tactics, using James, using James hard, and using James to the death.

It can be seen that James is not omnipotent, this method will not work at all, James plays more than 38 minutes per game, which is really not good.

I don't think James can mention the number one and the number two, James is playing small forward, which is what James does best and is the most aggressive position. Love continued to play power forward, and there was no height advantage in promoting Love to the center position, and rebounding became a problem. TT is still a center, TT's ability is still there, but there is no form, and it needs to be adjusted as soon as possible.

In terms of the use of guards, the Cavaliers' options will be greater, and Thomas Jr. is definitely a proper point guard, but the recent truce of Thomas Jr. can allow Rose to start. Wade plays shooting guard.

At the time of the rotation, James and Wade must have one person on the court. Wade could come down late in the first quarter and put Smith off the bench, and point guards could also be rotated. Then at the end of the second quarter, James went down to rest, and Wade led the team to play the rhythm.

No matter how you adjust, there must be core players on the court, and the coach must also consider many aspects when formulating tactics and find out a few more points, rather than all tactics revolving around James. There is no flexibility in such a tactic, if the state is not good, or if it is targeted thoroughly, James will not work, and then the Cavaliers will have no play. Therefore, the coach should build more core tactics to solve the problem.

I really admire the use of Tyronn Lue, since last season I have found that this is more than the head.

The Cavaliers can actually take a look at the Heat back then, although Jenway is no longer as brave as he was back then, but I believe that as long as they are on the court, no opponent dares to underestimate their combination. Whether it's Rose in the No. 1 position, or Xiao To, it's a few streets stronger than Chalmers, Lefu and Bosh, Joel and TT, needless to say, the old fans know it, and even Claude starts, Lefu to the No. 5 position, I think the No. 5 effect is better. The depth of this Cavaliers feels better than that of the Heat, so I don't understand.

It's not Wade and JR's problem at all, in my eyes JR is not even as good as Xiangyu, the eyes are defensive, and they are directly attacked to defend a scumbag. I think a targeted rotation lineup has a greater effect, Tyronn Lue blindly uses dead people, dead people, which will only hurt the Cavaliers.

I'm not worried about the playoffs at all, Lao Zhan's ability to lead the team is undoubted, but what I'm worried about is that there are still a few healthy people in this group of people in the playoffs, how many games have been played, and how many have been injured? By 2 March, there are still a few left, Lao Zhan has been injured this year, how long can he last? That's a far cry from Colby, increasing the number of rotations, giving more opportunities to the youngsters, they're more energetic, and they're going to cherish the precious playing time and work hard.

James, Wade, Love, Rose, Thomas Jr., Crowder, Korver, Green, Fry, Sweet, Jr....This lineup, hey, I'm so tired.

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The top front ones are of course FM and Knight, because they are melee. In the middle are the dwarves and the broken spell, and behind them are witches and cannons. The griffin and the dragon eagle are placed in the middle, and I usually put a tank air defense in the middle.

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First of all, if this castle is yours, you will build it yourself, or the king will give it to you.

Then on the right is your own pawn, select it and move it in the middle.

Holding Ctrl is a whole team move.