Thoughts on whether the Lakers can make the playoffs

The Lakers are currently half a win ahead of the Jazz, and the next four games are the Trail Blazers, Warriors, Spurs, and Rockets. The Jazz's next three games are one Grizzlies and two Timberwolves, and the Grizzlies should fight for home-court advantage between the two teams, and it is dangerous if the Timberwolves can only win one game. So it's hard to say right now, but I'm still in favor of the Lakers and support the Lakers.

This year's Lakers are really chilling, Kobe Bryant is really old, even if he wants to be like O'Neal after his trip to the east, with his inexplicable super personal ability to carry the team forward, but the years are not forgiving, when watching Kobe Bryant still so stubbornly use his personal ability to solve problems on the court, I can't help but be a little worried that he will be injured again.

And Jeremy Lin doesn't seem to have fully found his position with the Lakers, and he hasn't fully played his level, but he has only had a highlight performance in every game, and most of the time he is barely a qualified point guard, and it is indeed not so easy to play next to Kobe.

Piggybacking on Boozer, at this time, Boozer is no longer the powerful big forward that the Jazz beat me Yao Ming to a quasi, often 20+10, and left and right hand bows, and now there is only shoulder resistance shooting left.

Without a stable interior line, no stable bench, no stable tactics, how can such a Laker enter the playoffs, Kobe Bryant's game, watch one less game

I'm a Lakers fan, and I really want the Lakers to make the playoffs, but the atmosphere in the locker room is really a problem. Hopefully, the next games will be united to have the greatest chance of making the playoffs.

Hu Mi naturally hopes that the Lakers will enter, but it is really distressing to see that the nagging is so hard.

The Lakers must enter the playoffs, looking forward to the Black Eight.

The Lakers have more paper strength than the whole league, but they are okay at a young age, and Howard's attitude is really a problem.

Watching Gazor call Rubio to lead the Timberwolves to the Jazz, otherwise it will be difficult for the Lakers to enter.

I hope that the Lakers will enter, and it is best to go to 6th, but now it is hopeless.

Gazo called Rubio to lead the Timberwolves to the jazz.

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I think the Lakers can still make the playoffs, and it can be said that as long as James can maintain his condition, then he has a chance to lead the Lakers to the playoffs.

Just like the Lakers vs. Timberwolves, it can be said that it was very difficult for the Lakers to win this game. But winning the game is important, but watching the whole game, I think it's really not a particularly happy thing, because you can see that the Lakers are playing very hard, maybe the performance of this game is also a disguised proof that the overall state of the Lakers is not good, I think the Lakers and the championship are almost out of luck, even the Western Conference championship is a luxury, and being in the playoffs may already be the highest honor they can achieve.

In fact, you can judge the next situation of the Lakers from James's state, even if LeBron James is thirty-seven years old, but his own state is still very good, it can be said that in the league's active player rankings, he is still in the first position, I don't think anyone can play against James alone, even superstars like Durant and Curry are not too sure to do it. It can be said that LeBron James's current state may be a little lower than when he was at his peak, but it is not easy to maintain such a good state at this age. And as the heart of the team, his performance will really affect the results of the political team.

So there is no big problem for the Lakers to enter the playoffs under the leadership of James.

But it can be seen in the regular season that the state of the whole team is not very good, if this state comes to the playoffs, then there is no hope of the championship at all, although LeBron James maintains a good state, but he also has his own difficulties, after all, he is old, and there are no teammates in the team who can stand up for him, from the Lakers against the Timberwolves, it can be seen that James's physical fitness is much worse than before. If the Lakers continue to consume James, it basically determines how far the playoffs can go, after all, James has been so tired in the regular season, and it would be really a bit of a fool's dream to let him play well in the playoffs.

The Lakers should have hope of making the playoffs. After all, the Lakers have a lot of quality athletes, so they have a good chance of making the playoffs. It is directly related to James's state, because James is also a pillar of the Lakers, and if James's form is not good, it will be difficult for the Lakers to enter the playoffs.

I don't think the Lakers have a chance to make the playoffs this season because the Lakers have been really poor this season and haven't played their role at all. There is no direct connection with James's state, because it is the team's poor cooperation, which led to the defeat of the game.

The Lakers really have a chance of making the playoffs. I think this does have something to do with James' state, but it is not directly related, because the other members of the Lakers team are also very hard working and dedicated, so James' state will not directly affect the overall performance.

Yes, I believe that this person is a professional basketball player, really good at passing on the court, has a very good vision, has won history, the top 75 stars and the MVP have won 4 NBA championships 4 times. Height 2.06 meters.

I think I can enter the playoffs, although the Lakers' current state is not particularly good, but after all, the skinny camel is bigger than the horse, and the Lakers are still performing better than other teams.

OK. James' psychological quality is still relatively strong, and as long as he plays steadily during the game, it is not a big problem to enter the playoffs.