In the first 10 games, I did a statistical analysis of points scored, blocks and free throws, and found some strong correlation data of the watershed between wins and losses, and appeared as an index for your reference. Also counting the data of the last 10 fields, these indices should be moving towards the law.
1. The Lakers are 1-4 in the first 10 games in which the opponent scored 120 points or more in a single game, and 0-3 in the last 10 games, for a total of 1-7.
2. The Lakers are 2-5 when they let their opponents score more than 60 points in the first 10 games, and when they score more than 63 points, they lose all 4 games;The last 10 games are 1-4 and 1-3 when over 63 points. The 20 games are 3-9 and 1-7.
3. The Lakers averaged 25 free throws in their first 10 games1 time, high or lower than this number, the win-loss rate is 80%, and 4 games with more than 26 times are all wins. The average free throws in the last 10 games was 244 times, the above-average is 3-1 and the under-average is 3-3. Accumulated more than 26 free throws in a single game, which is 7 wins and 1 loss.
4. With more than 6 blocks in a single game in the first 10 games, the Lakers are 4-1 and 1-4 on the contrary. The last 10 games are more than 6 times in a single game, which is 3 wins and 0 losses, and vice versa is 3 wins and 4 losses.
Using these data as a reference for victory and defeat is completely in line with the reality of the Lakers. The Lakers are a defense-oriented team, and losing points is the ultimate defensive ability and effect, and the block is the signature and ultimate expression of the ability to protect the basket. On the offensive end, the Lakers are a team that eats by attacking the inside, and free throws are the most concentrated embodiment of irreplaceable offensive ability. The data of the last 10 games are slightly different from the first 10 games because the opponent is weak, but the data as a strong win-loss relationship is still strong, and it is highly consistent with the first 10 games, and the logical reasoning is completely consistent!
1. Conceding 120 points in a single game, especially the 36 points in the first quarter and the 63 points in the half, means that the Lakers are basically over this game. It also tells the Lakers a hard truth, the battle in the first quarter means the final battle, and offense is unknown, so you must immediately increase the defensive intensity, and remember that the defense is loose at the beginning!
2. The single-game winning rate is greater than 6 blocks, telling three truths. First, when the Lakers build a defensive system, it is more important to build an internal air defense network than to secure an external firewallThe second is the allocation of players on the field, and we should try to give priority to those with outstanding defensive ability in the front line;The third is the general principle of Davis's defense, which is to stick to the tiger not out of the hole, and try to avoid catching rabbits on the outside. It can also be seen that Van der Biao is important to the Lakers, and his defensive abilities, especially his blocks and rebounds, are the ** that the Lakers rely on very much.
3. The strong winning rate of more than 26 free throws in a single game tells the Lakers that they must not forget the key to offensive victory, that is, attacking the basket and the restricted area!You can't be lazy and have a fluke mentality of winning by three points!Let me tell you a fact, the Lakers shot three-pointers from the inside out, which is higher than the shooting percentage after the outside block. At the same time, it has the advantage that it can disrupt the opponent's defense and grab more frontcourt rebounds!The good news is that the Lakers' three-point shooting percentage has increased from about 30% at the beginning of the season to 34 now3%, which is close to the league average of 357%。
I'm a big believer in my offseason simulations that my three-point shooting percentage will definitely be on the rise in the latter part of the season, and that the percentage will be about 1 percentage point above the league average at the end of the season, and it was 1 percentage point below the average last regular season1 percentage point. I'm also bold** that the Lakers' win rate will be at least 20% higher than it is now when the full team returns. The Lakers don't need to make a big deal to trade LaVine DeRozan or anything like that, the most important thing is to trade for the No. 5 position with excellent ability to upgrade the basket!NBA Spit Conference