The current Bill is definitely more suitable for the Clippers than the current George. The Clippers really need Bill s scoring.

Bill is not as bad as you say. At least the defense is not holding back, and the offense can be used as a space point. Think about last year's playoffs. For the sake of offense, Powell was put on the court, and he was beaten terribly. The result is that the defense doesn't work, and the offense doesn't work either.

Bill can be used as a defender for a short period of time; he can also stand at a fixed point as a space point; he also holds the ball and can handle the ball. His biggest problem at this stage is that his three-point shooting is not only inaccurate but also insufficient in production.

Fortunately, his attitude is relatively low. He knows that he is not in good condition, so he starts from defense, helps his teammates with the ball, and strives to integrate into the team. Once he develops a chemical reaction with the team and his production and quality of three-pointers increase, it will be of great help to the Clippers.

The Clippers actually really need Bill's scoring. The biggest problem is the lack of independent offensive scoring points. Powell was traded, Harden's pace is slow, and Azu and the offense are still not very good. They are not optimistic about Da Luo. After all, they watched a lot of Bucks games last season, and this game is just a few magic goals. Don't expect too much from him. Da Luo's lower limit will be very unstable, and Collins feels that the offense is relatively average.

Bill is really awesome. His career shooting percentage is around 50%. He was cheated in the Suns. Be the lead defender and corner guy. No possession of the ball at all. With this kind of treatment, there is no drop in shooting percentage and he is a very stable player. Powell is a supporting role, Bill has been the boss, and his mentality is different. The playoffs depend on the ceiling, and Bill's ceiling is higher than Powell's! That's the point.

Bill is indeed suitable for the Clippers. Bill is good at shooting, makes a lot of moves without the ball, and can break through the offense with the ball in the half. His organization with the ball is really not that interesting. If he focuses on scoring and defending well, he will be a perfect fit for the Clippers.

If Curry's off-ball movement is T0, Beal is T1. Letting him hold the ball and beat the point guard is a waste of money. Beal makes a lot of fake moves when running without the ball and is very agile. If it weren't for a few ball holders who didn't hold the ball firmly and didn't close the racket, Beal's efficiency would be even higher. There were several three-pointers that were out of rhythm. Beal also needs to recover, and the three-point shot is too short.

And based on this lineup, I support Jones Jr. in starting. Not only is it a matter of defense, Jones Jr. is also more suitable for Bill in terms of setting up cover and running tactics. Collins is more suitable for finding open spaces to attack on his own. Dembi Kajunzu is the starter, Dumbacolo is the backup gun, and Egg is mobile to fill in. These two lineups have a perfect balance of offense and defense.

The most important thing is that the playing styles of each lineup are very suitable. The only bad news is that Lao Deng will most likely catch fish next season, and his data will decline very seriously. In some cases, the number of assists will also decline. He probably defends one defense and organizes the organization. When needed, he can shoot two three-pointers or two out of the blue, and then the game will be over.

I feel that Bill is like the mid-range version of George. His offense is similar, he is top-notch without the ball, and he can attack with the ball to a certain extent. The defense is worse than George. Harden Beal, just like Harden George in the 23rd playoffs, has a lot to do.

Bill can play with and without the ball. He is active without the ball. As long as he is not allowed to organize, he can score points efficiently. The defensive end is also quite satisfactory. George's playing style in recent years has become more and more like Du Shubao, who likes to control the movement and then finish. However, he does not have the efficiency and talent of Durant.

The two of them are not of the same type. Bill has been a scorer since his debut, while George has been a more physically capable all-around forward who is committed to offense and defense. The current Bill is definitely more suitable for the Clippers than the current George. In the final analysis, the current Clippers can bring out Bill's greatest advantage, but with George, the ball is not enough to score.