Why the Bobcats put both the Cavaliers and the Lakers to win

They have Coach Larry Brown as well as Wallace and Jackson.

Larry Brown is the one who toughens his defense.

Raised Wallace and Jackson to be like the bad boy army back then.

The player distracts the opponent's core with all the movements they can do, even with elbows.

However, it is only limited to teams that rely more on the core, such as the Lakers and Cavaliers.

There are no absolute strong teams and weak teams in the NBA, there is a gap in strength, but it will not be too big, and there is also the problem of playing style.

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Larry Brown knows how to limit Kobe Bryant and James, and he focuses on defense, and the most important thing is the fighting spirit of the players, because the Lakers and Cavaliers are championship-caliber teams, and the other is because of Wallace's lethality.

A combination of factors such as state and performance.

Because the Bobcats were able to beat the Cavaliers 4-3 in the first round of the playoffs.

Because head coach Larry Brown values defense.

Everybody knows that defense wins championships.

Because of the lack of spirit of the Lakers team since the All-Star break, the instability of the interior center, Gasol's soft style and the aging of the team.

The Lakers are not in good shape these days, losing three in a row.

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According to the Bobcats themselves, the Lakers and Cavaliers will attract explosive popularity and boost the morale of the home team. The fundamental reason is that the Bobcats' defense has been very successful against the Lakers and Cavaliers, who rely more on superstars.

They are driven, young and energetic.

..No, why. There have been ups and downs in the regular season, and if the Bobcats eliminated the Cavaliers and Lakers in the playoffs, it would be impossible to figure it out.

Although the Mountain Lakers have firmly locked up the first place in the West, their performance in the last game was not what a championship team should be.

They are old enemies with the Bobcats, and every time they play against the Bobcats, the Bobcats have a way to make the Lakers have the strength to not play at the highest level.

In Tuesday night's game against the Bobcats, the Lakers will surely come out of a poor offensive run of the season and avoid losing Game 6 in seven meetings with the Bobcats.

The Lakers have been the most dominant team in the West all season, and under the leadership of MVP candidate Kobe Bryant and All-Star Gasol, they have made it all the way to first place in the West, and they now have the second-best record in the league.

They have been doing little with the Bobcats for a few years, and although the Bobcats have never had a win rate above 50 percent in the years since they entered the league in 2004, they have won five of their past six meetings with the Lakers. It can be called the Lakers' nemesis.

The Bobcats have a 5-4 record against the Lakers, and after the Lakers moved to Los Angeles in 1960, two teams had the upper hand with the Lakers, one against the Celtics and the other with the Bobcats.

On January 27, the first meeting between the two teams at the Staples Center of the season saw the Bobcats win 117-110 over the Lakers. This is the third time in the last five meetings between the two teams that extra time will be needed to decide the winner, and the Bobcats have won all three games.

After their most recent defeat to the Bobcats, the Zen masters couldn't explain why they couldn't get over the Bobcats.

You know, it's like rolling the dice, it's just one of those games, we just ran into each other," he said.

In the January win over the Lakers, Dio recorded a quasi-triple-double of 23 points, nine rebounds and nine assists, while guard Filton also chipped in 21 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists.

Bryant scored 38 points before leaving the court with six fouls before the end of the first overtime, averaging points in eight career meetings with the Lakers, but winning just three.

The Bobcats have won 6-4 in 10 meetings in history, including the 2006-2007 season when the Bobcats swept the Lakers, and this season is also a double-win opponent.

The overall state is not good, coupled with the reason for the underestimation of the enemy. Two main points! There was a problem with the teamwork, which led to a drop in the hit rate and the score could not go up! Eventually lost, so swept the Lakers this season The Lakers can't win the championship Lekobe Bryant is too watery.

Swept the Lakers this season The Lakers can't win the championship Lekobe Bryant is too watery.

First: Confidence, when one team has an overwhelming record against the other team, this momentum will be reflected in the players of both sides on the playing field.

Second: Coaching, the Bobcat head coach is a coach who is very good at giving low talent, developing potential and focusing on defense, so this team is very good at limiting the opponent's score.

Third: Tactics, using the Bobcats' two excellent swingmen, Stephen Jackson and Gerald Wallace, to constantly press the opposing core players and cut him off from the whole team. It is inevitable that such a team will fail without the support of the backbone, and the four laws of the Bobcat Lakers:

First of all, the Lakers had no defense as soon as they saw the Bobcats. The Bobcats aren't a team with a lot of offensive efficiency and accurate shooting, but they can always have a great offensive performance against the Lakers. In the past 10 games, the Bobcats have shot more than 50% in 4 games, and 3 games are close to 50%; In turn, the Bobcats' stalking can always make the offensive power of the blind Lakers greatly reduced.

Second, the Bobcats decided to let Kobe Bryant go it alone. In general, the Bobcats rarely go for a double pinch Kobe. This means that Bryant is often able to play non-smearable stats (58 points in December 2006 and 31 points in February 2008), but the rest of the Lakers players don't benefit from that.

If the Bobcats can still let Kobe Bryant go it alone this time, then they are also seventy percent sure of winning. Again, the Bobcat has strong flanks. If you don't have tough wing defense, it's hard to compete with the Lakers.

And that's exactly what the Bobcat does. They have Gerald Wallace, Stephen Jackson and, before that, Derrick Anderson and Raja Bell, which gives them a lot of experience when defending Kobe. In the end, trying to make Kobe Bryant lose control of his emotions.

Over the past 10 games, Bryant has often lost his mind. Although Bale, who once made a "throat lock foul" on him, is gone, Jackson, who claims to be "no worse than Kobe", is still in the Bobcats. Once the two pair up against each other, Kobe Bryant could easily drift outside the Lakers' tactical system.

Bryant was fouled against the Bobcats and scored just five points on 2-of-12 shooting in a meeting last season. In the previous game, the Lakers lost to the Magic, and Kobe Bryant played quite badly, so he is more likely to make more individual attacks on Valentine's Day, and the Bobcats are very hopeful to continue to play the role of the Lakers' nemesis.

On February 14, Beijing Zheng regret time, the Charlotte Bobcats (23-31) are fighting for a playoff spot in the East, and they have proved with their performance that they can beat any strong team, and the Los Angeles Lakers (38-17) will not be surprised by this. After two consecutive losses to Charlotte, the Lakers will be looking to recover from today's disappointing defeat. After winning all four of their first four games on seven consecutive road trips, the Lakers lost 75-89 to the Orlando Magic.

While this is the fourth time in the Lakers' last six games that they have kept opponents under 90 points, 75 is their season low and the first time they've shot below 40 percent from the field since losing to the San Antonio Spurs on Dec. 29. Our offense was really inconsistent and the defence could have been a little bit better. But they only got 89 points, which is a score that would have allowed us to win, but we didn't get enough points.

Andrew Bynum spoke about the Lakers' performance in Orlando. The Lakers' offense was poor, and Kobe Bryant had some to blame for scoring just 17 points against the Magic, which was lower than his season average, and he scored just four points in the second half. Bryant has always had a good offensive performance against the Bobcats, averaging points per game in 11 career games against the Bobcats, including just five points from a sprained ankle against the Bobcats last February.

If Bryant can continue to play well, it will hopefully drive the whole team. All-Star center Pau Gasol has also been mediocre against the Bobcats, averaging just points per game and shooting just as much from the field in the last four games against the Bobcats. After a poor play against the Magic, Gasol is in dire need of a comeback in Charlotte, where he, along with Bynum and Lamar Odom, will lead the Lakers to dominate the interior.

Unlike the Lakers, who are firmly at the top of the West, the Bobcats are fighting for a second playoff spot in franchise history, and they are currently two games behind the Pacers, who are eighth in the East. The Bobcats didn't look like a team to challenge for a playoff spot in Atlanta last Sunday, trailing by as many as 22 points in the first half, but with Stephen Jackson leading them back from halftime to win the game. The comeback win was a testament to the Bobcats' tenacity, and it was their second straight game win over a team with a win percentage of over 50 percent, and they will be hoping to continue that performance against the Lakers.

And Bobcats owner Mike and Cong Lose Jordan will reunite with his former mentor Phil Jackson, and it is also an alternative matchup between him and Kobe Bryant's two generations of Flyers. Since entering the league, although the record is mediocre, the Bobcats have always been able to stand in front of the Lakers. The Bobcats have won four of their last five games against the Lakers, and they have a 6-2 record against the Lakers since the 2006-07 season.

Jackson scored a total of 51 points against the Lakers in two games last season, and Gerald Wallace averaged 17 points and rebounds in the last four games against the Lakers.

Because Jordan Jackson.