Who is stronger Lakers or Anger? NBA Heat vs Lakers who is stronger

The new season should still be stronger than the Lakers: 1, the Lakers successfully defended their title and have rich experience in the playoffs and the Finals;

2. The personnel match with the Lakers is better, the Lakers are stronger inside, and the outside line is not at a loss compared to the Heat; 3, the Lakers have an absolute core, Mr. Kobe, the key Mr. Kobe, the Heat is likely to be separated in the new season in order to compete for the core.

It's hard to say right now ... Although the Big Three of the Heat are very NB, the Lakers have a lot of good players, and the playoff experience is also incomparable to the Heat... But I'm still bullish on the Heat... Devin Wade!!

Of course it's the Lakers, so you don't have to ask.

Heat, the Lakers are going to rest, a large number of blood exchanges...

Everyone is very interested in this issue, but it is not possible to make a comparison for the time being, because the team of the Heat team has not been fully formed, and in terms of the current signed players of the Heat team, it still cannot be compared with the Lakers because:

1. The Lakers' most powerful is the inside line (although the outside Kobe Bryant is also a must, but the championship still depends on the inside line), the three elders on the inside line are all above 210 in height, if Bynum recuperates for a summer, the leg injury can be restored to eighty percent, and the Lakers' inside line is still invincible;

2. The Lakers' championship experience is incomparable to that of the Heat. In 08, the Lakers lost to Kaizi, and it was known that the Lakers at that time were not ready to win the championship except for Kobe Bryant (winning the championship was to fight bayonets).

But the Heat also has advantages, 1, the Heat's team has not been completely determined, if he can still get two interior blue-collar workers (no offensive ability, as long as he has height, size, can restrict the Lakers from scoring inside), and then find two fixed-point shooters, then in terms of team personnel, there is capital to compete with the Lakers;

2. Although the Lakers have rich experience in winning championships, they can't underestimate Riley, the president of the Heat, Riley, as the coach who has won the third most championships in NBA history, it is estimated that in the current NBA coaching team, only he can compete with Jackson. So don't be surprised if Riley picks up the whip himself in the middle of the season.

So I think that if the Heat can improve the team (including players and coaches) according to the above two points, I think the strength of the Heat should be stronger than the Lakers.

If it's about big names, the Heat are slightly better.

But the Lakers' plastic surgery is more complete, and they cooperate.

The tactics are top-notch.

If the Heat want to win against the Lakers, they need to run in more (especially who will sacrifice the key ball, James?). Wade? ）

Of course, now that the NBA events are all over, and the Heat team finally lost to the Lakers, the Lakers also won the championship trophy as they wished, and LeBron James won the FMVP of the Finals. Therefore, the Heat team was not able to win the whole series, but from the perspective of this series, the overall performance of the Heat team is still very good, and it is not easy to win two games from the Lakers. This year's Heat team should make many people feel particularly surprised, and I believe that next year's Heat team should still make a comeback, and it will also be targeted to strengthen.

I think it's luck, because there is a lot of chance, not an absolute victory.

Luck and strength are half each, because the Heat can enter the Finals also by strength, and there is also a certain element of luck to beat the Lakers in the Finals.

First of all, winning means that the strength is strong enough, this kind of competitive event that does not rely on luck, only if the strength is strong enough can you win in the end, and James and thick eyebrows are indeed strong enough.

This year's Heat team, under the leadership of Butler, will enter the finals after five hurdles, I have to say that it relies on strength, but it is not excluded that it contains a certain amount of luck, I hope they will continue to work hard in the future and make persistent efforts.

The Lakers are still strong, and although the Heat have three superstars, it is still difficult to pose a threat to the Lakers in the Finals.

First of all, the three superstars of James, Wade and Bosh have taken up more than eighty percent of the Heat's salary space, which means that the Heat's role players will be vulnerable except for the three superstars. Although the Celtics, who won the championship three years ago, did not have particularly good role players, they still had at least three veteran guns such as Posey, Brown and Cassel at that time, and the Heat in the 2010-11 season needed to find 10 bench players with about 10 million funds due to the limitation of salary space, which doomed the team's bench to not even have a figure like Posey.

Secondly, James and Wade are both the kind of players who need to have the ball in their hands, and it is doubtful that the two will be able to fit together. The success of the Celtics' Big Three was due to the fact that Ray Allen made a change and became an empty-handed player, and neither James nor Wade could have made that change in his playing year. In case James and Wade get caught up in a dispute over the ball, this internal friction will affect the Heat's combat effectiveness.

The biggest variable among the Big Three is Bosh, who has been criticized for his "soft style of play" at 6'10" and thin, and his resolute refusal to play center and avoid physical confrontation inside also confirms this statement. While Bosh's stats over the past few seasons have been good, his stats come from underdogs, where players often don't perform accurately. When it comes to the Eastern Conference Finals or even the finals, it is doubtful that the weak Bosh will be able to cope with Perkins' violence, and whether he will be able to resist Gasol's all-round skills.

If nothing else, the Heat's starting lineup next season will be made up of Anthony, Bosh, James, Wade and Chalmers, and the bench will be a group of veterans with an annual salary of only about 1 million. This lineup is enough to compete with the Lakers on the outside, but the inside will suffer a big loss, Anthony is not tall enough and lacks offensive skills, Bosh will also be subject to Gasol's height and strength, according to the theory of "whoever wins the inside line, the lack of strength on the inside will affect the team's impact on the championship.

You can see if you look at it next season, and if you guess correctly, it should be infuriating.