Understanding Basketball Emperor-A brief analysis of NBA preseason: Warriors VS Clippers

The preseason focuses more on the performance of role players. You can just take a look at it. It is not recommended to refer to it. I have also written a lot of preseason games, which are mixed in red and black. Any analysis is not convincing, because no matter how professional the writing is, if a certain main player does not play tomorrow, then the analysis will be completely nonsense. From the perspective of the team, winning or losing is not important. The coach’s focus is to see which player can be perfectly qualified in his system. So for this kind of game, let’s just take a look and refer to it later in the regular season.

The Warriors and Clippers should have no pressure in the playoffs in the Western Conference this year, especially the Clippers. On paper, they have done a good job in recruiting. Now there are basically three players in each position who can be rotated. But the problem is that the average age of the team is too old. Paul, Lopez, and Beal are all veterans. The advantage is that the veterans have rich experience and will be able to break in faster. The disadvantage is that they are prone to injuries, and the impact of back-to-backs is relatively large. However, at the beginning of the season, it can be supported. The Warriors now have too many veterans. Curry, Green, Butler, and the newly recruited Horford, several core players are over 35 years old, and the Warriors have 15 back-to-back games this season. What Cole needs to do now is to rotate the lineup well, and these veterans must avoid excessive consumption. Come on Clippers.