Why are the Bobcats and the Cavaliers, and the Lakers afraid of cats

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, Bobcats head coach Larry Brown is a very good coach who is good at justifying low-talent players, developing potential and focusing on defense, so this team is very good at limiting opponents' scoring.

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. Such a team without the support of the backbone is inevitable and will fail.

Personal opinion, I hope it helps you.

The Bobcats' way to win is Larry Brown's defensive system.

Jackson's three-pointer is probably what the two powerhouses fear the most.

Actually, it's the Bobcat with Jordan in charge...

As soon as Jordan came out, the Bobcat had no solution.

In fact, it's because the Lakers have had some internal problems recently.

A matter of style. The Lakers don't like to play tough teams.

The Bobcats win the Knights. It could be a problem with luck. Complete!

The Lakers seemed to be back-to-back that day, and they didn't have as much physical strength as the Bobcats.

The Cavaliers' loss was entirely due to the fact that their tactical system did not play out. So won by the Bobcats. Wish!

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.