After Redick's change of formation, the effect is obvious, the Lakers' offense is reborn, and the new version of the starting five can be called inexplicable

In today's game between the Lakers and the Spurs, Redick made a change of lineup. The change in the layout of their starting line-up is also very obvious. Kneckt returned to the starting line-up today in place of Reddish.

Kneckett returned to the starting lineup and immediately played well, scoring 20 points and eight rebounds and hitting four three-pointers today. He's like a timely rain, playing as a starter and as a substitute is completely two levels of performance. So through these two games, it can also be fully demonstrated that Knecht is a suitable player to play as a starter, and playing off the bench will only wear out the Lakers' overall offense. And Redick is also a very decisive head coach, when the Lakers had problems in the first two games, he made timely adjustments and decisively let Knekt enter the starting lineup.

You must know that it is still controversial for a rookie like Kneckett to enter the starting line in his first season, especially within the Lakers. Because many players are still very desperate to compete for the starting position, if the coach especially admires a rookie rookie, other players may be dissatisfied. But Redick is a very assertive manager and when he thinks it's right, he executes.

What does Knecket's entry into the starting line mean for the Lakers? I believe that fans who watch the game carefully can feel the influence of Kneckett on the Lakers' tactics. When he played the starter, the Lakers were very smooth on the offensive end. Even Knecket has now become a player with his own system. When he's on the pitch he's going to be able to attract the opposition to the defence and when he's on the pitch he's going to attract two or three guys to the defence, it's easier for others to have chances. Just like Curry and Thompson of the Warriors, they can draw a lot of defensive attention when they move in the middle of the half.

In this way, the Lakers can use Knecht's containment to create opportunities for Davis inside, to create easy shooting opportunities for other players, and the Lakers' offensive end will be completely revitalized. In addition, Knecht will be able to get better shooting opportunities with James and Davis, and his shooting will be better. When he came to the bench, the space was not as good as the starter. So when there is a good pitcher, he should not be put on the bench, he should be allowed to play to his strengths in the starter. I wonder what the fans think?