Today, the Lakers ushered in another loss, losing to the Cavaliers on the road, and a 24-point defeat, in this game, the Lakers failed to match the Cavaliers on both offensive and defensive ends. On the offensive end, the scoring of their main players was limited by the Cavaliers, and on the defensive end they were unable to defend the opponent, and the Cavaliers established an advantage prematurely after halftime.

The Lakers' overall tactical system this season is no problem, but at present, the Lakers still have the problem of a relatively small number of people playing, and the so-called playing of a small number of people means that their second team is not strong enough. They have one more Kneckt this season, and Kneckett can be arguably a fig leaf for the Lakers' second team. In the last few games he has been able to make a difference in the attacking end, while other players have been extremely disappointing, such as Vincent and Christie.

After the Lakers left Prince and Dinwiddie in the offseason, Christie got more opportunities and entered the rotation steadily. His playing time has been very consistent in these games. Including today, he also got as many as 27 minutes of playing time, but the effect on the court was very poor, and he only scored 6 points on 1-of-6 shooting in the game. So far this season, Christie has averaged just 3.6 points per game while shooting 27.8 percent from the field and 25 percent from three-point range. This performance can be described as very bad.

The Lakers completed a four-year contract extension with Christie this offseason, with a total amount of $32 million, and many fans believe that this extension Lakers management is extremely impulsive, and they can use the contract with an annual salary of 8 million to sign many players with immediate ability. Christie's role now is minimal. Even his role is not as good as this year's rookie rookie Knecht.

When you go and look closely at the Lakers' lineup, you will see that their second lineup is very weak, and Christie is a dou who can't be lifted. Vincent, on the other hand, has shaken off injury this season, but he is also in poor form at the moment. He is also averaging only 3.4 points per game this season. This makes the Lakers now a starter-only team.

Russell is another instability factor in the starting lineup, and Reeves is also prone to instability when he is heavily guarded by targeted confrontations. And James is now 40 years old, so this team can only rely on Davis alone, but if Davis is used in this way this season, if Davis has an injury, then the Lakers have no hope of entering the playoffs. Even if Redick's tactical revamp of the Lakers was very successful, it didn't help if the roster didn't work. I wonder what the fans think?