Why can the Lakers always build such a strong lineup?

First, geographical advantages, Los Angeles is a big city, the Lakers have a long history, the ball market is good, and the treatment of players in all aspects is good; Second, the players are well equipped, the coach can, and there is a great hope of winning the championship, which is the biggest attraction for every player, after all, the goal of the player is to win the championship, which is why Malone and Payton were willing to take a salary cut to go to the Lakers in 04, when O'Neal was in his prime, Kobe Bryant also showed the essence of a superstar; Third, the manager's operational ability is strong, and Gasol's joining is a manifestation of the operational ability experienced, just like the several proud operations of Rocket manager Morey, which are the manager's own market operation ability. Fourth, the boss is generous, not afraid of paying luxury tax, willing to spend money to build a luxury lineup, and doesn't want the rocket boss to be so picky; Fifth, there is also a bit of luck, but it accounts for a small proportion.

The players themselves are very physical, and then they have a good coach, and these factors add up, and the team is naturally strong.

It's in a big city, the owner has money, and because it's in Los Angeles, you have to meet the needs of local fans, so you have to build a strong team

There is a certain element of luck, but it is inseparable from the operation of the manager, and there is the appeal of the Lakers brand.

The owner of the Lakers is rich and willing to invest in the team, which is like Alexander of the Rockets, who is surprisingly picky, otherwise the Rockets would have won the championship long ago!!

The Lakers have a good economic man.

Prior to Anthony Davis' injury, the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers were on a seven-game winning streak with tremendous momentum. But after Chongmei was sidelined due to injury, the Lakers lost five of their six games and suffered a four-game losing streak to win only against the league's bottom-of-the-league Timberwolves (7-26). The real reason why the Lakers suddenly turned bad is not that they don't have thick eyebrows.

During this period, Lakers number one star LeBron James struggled a little, which was reflected in his efficiency. In these games, he threw two tenths, eighths and sixths. 6 games, 6-of-38 shooting, shooting percentage.

In addition, he contributed 26 turnovers in these six games, an average of turnovers per game. In the game of being bloodied by the Jazz, the Washington Wizards played two exciting games in Los Angeles against the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers. As one of the Eastern Fishing teams, the Wizards played well against the Clippers but crushed the Lakers to the ground.

This situation seems to be really uncomfortable. As last season's champions, the Lakers didn't make any significant changes to their roster in the offseason. The core of the team was James and Davis, but Davis didn't play this game.

They all played the Wizards, the Clippers abused their opponents, but the Lakers were beaten. What is the difference between a Laker and a Laker?

The battle between the Wizards and Los Angeles saw players scoring more than 30 points. When playing the Lakers, James scored 31 points. In the game against the Clippers, the Clippers' Leonard scored 32 points and Paul George scored 30 points.

So why did they also score 30 points, and James was the first man in the league, but lost to the Wizards? The NBA regular season continues, and the Bucks sit at home to face the Lakers' top game. After the start of the game, both teams were not in good offensive form.

The Lakers had just 17 points and the Bucks had 23. But after entering the second quarter, the Bucks played more and more fluently on the offensive end, while the Lakers slowly stagnated on the offensive end. After two battles, the Bucks extended their lead to 19 points.

Although entering the second half, the Lakers slowly found their offensive rhythm and sounded the horn of counterattack. But after all, in the first half, he was too late and couldn't make a comeback. Finally, after four quarters, the Bucks beat the Lakers 111-104 at home.

Lose for no reason! James tried his best, and Davis fought too, citing the main reason for the Lakers' failure.

Without further ado, let's take a look at the profiles of both teams first. Lakers: Green (7-of-12 shooting) 21 points and 4 rebounds, Popper 18 points and 3 rebounds, Davis 36 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists, James 21 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists, no bench player has ever scored double digits.

Bucks: Matthews shot 13, 4 rebounds and 2 assists, Alphabet (dominated the offensive and defensive ends, defended Alphabet, and set a career-high 3-pointer on the offensive end) 34 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists, Middleton 15 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists, Lopez 10 points and 4 rebounds, Hill 21 points and 3 rebounds.

Because the Lakers' powerful players have chosen to leave the Lakers and join other teams, the Lakers' strength this year has been greatly reduced.

I think the current Lakers are lacking Davis, and there are other players because they lack interior ability, and their outside ability is not very good, so they will hardly come up with a good lineup when facing opponents.

Because suddenly a lot of teams are injured, such as the main player Davis, and if he doesn't play, the team will lack a strong underboard player.

The Lakers have not been able to get a starting lineup recently, because the Lakers have been hit by serious injuries, the core of the team Anthony Davis has been out of action for a long time, and only one James is struggling to support, mainly because the Lakers reached the Finals last season, and the offseason is short, resulting in players not resting well.