Knight, will the paradox end?

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To be honest, in this regard, Cole is relatively good when you criticize every day. Atkinson might be OK, too.

The second one, the Cavaliers are still double-small guards in the backcourt.

There are less and less controversy over whether the Knights' Twin Towers are fitted. Mobley evolved a little, with three-point improvements, excellent endings and some ball-holding punishments. In conjunction with the Cavaliers' evolutionary system, his offensive view at the No. 4 position has improved a lot. The 48-minute defensive bottoming with a double tower covering a double tower is still crucial to the Cavaliers.

But the problem of double guards has not been eliminated. In the regular season, the Cavaliers insisted on changing defenses with a lineup that was not suitable for switching defenses, but they had a vague intention of holding on, but this result needs to be tested in the playoffs. However, in the second round of the playoffs that is the only reference value for the Cavaliers level, Garland only played 3 games and his physical condition is average. When he was on the court, the Pacers' offensive efficiency was as high as 130.1, how miserable. It can't be blamed on Garland. The Pacers have too strong offensive ability to be misplaced, and the Cavaliers are beaten in all aspects of defense. Alan, a center who usually sees good mobility, is also trained by military training.

defense is fine. The key is, Garland wants to prove that with the Cavaliers having Mitchell, what is the significance of his high-end playoffs? In the past two seasons, Garland has scored 49.4% and 47.6% true shooting percentages in the Cavaliers' series, averaging 16.8 points and 14 points per game, which is not the report card that the second offensive point should hand over.

Mitchell has always faced the lineup matching problem that makes people cerebral thrombosis. In both teams in the east and west, he has achieved the highest record in the division, and has been suspended in the second round of the playoffs each time. He scored crazy points in the playoffs, but he would fall into the strange paradox that "if Mitchell's team encounters a problem that Mitchell had to score wildly to solve, they would not be able to solve the problem." The background of the

paradox is the team's lineup. Both the Jazz and the Cavaliers have no range in the double inside line, and there are also cases where the No. 4 lacks a highly qualified rotation when there is no double tower or no double tower. No. 1 is a super small defender who has no leader and defense value. No. 3 is actually a shooter, but he is also familiar with his ability to take over the leader and defense. Apart from Rubio, Mitchell doesn't seem to have partnered with the No. 1-3 (or even No. 4) who can defend even if he passes the overall level?

Mitchell cannot meet a suitable outside partner, which has both luck and his own problems. To put it bluntly, if Mitchell could play point guard, or if he was 1.98 meters, it would be much better. The short No. 2 position has natural limitations in lineup matching, which is a flaw for Mitchell as a top superstar. If you think Mitchell is weaker than Edwards based on this, you can really give a reason.

But I still put Mitchell in a team level, which also respects the fact that he is a team member this season. Mitchell was once a lone hero in the series against the Pacers. This time, he is not as powerful as the past three-pointers. His outside feels bad, but his physical fitness and lethality are online. He averages 14.2 free throws per game in the series and 21 free throws in two games. He is not the type of "technical fall to the ground" and wants to whistle, and the impression of Just still is very strong. It has to be admitted that Mitchell can definitely be called the active T0 in the track of the out-of-season series. But the stars have never had strong team results support, and the smoke from the out-of-season series is likely to be interpreted as a black spot.

If Mitchell can reach the finals, fans will have a much higher evaluation of him, at least they will be more sincere when shouting the title of "King of Mid-ball". Unfortunately, Mitchell is always a strong man standing on the edge of the center stage. He is very strong, not so strong that he is undisputedly recognized. His absolute talent cannot conquer talent control, and his playing style cannot allow fans to gain a sense of intellectual superiority. But there are not many players like him who can continue to go in and out in seven. His ending steps and means of invading the basket are constantly evolving, tough and delicate. All he needs is the same frequency between personal evolution and team performance evolution. The 25-26 season is an opportunity, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is Mitchell's best chance to date in his career. If it defeats old opponent Bronson to the top of the East, it will be a turnaround.