The Clippers lineup is so eye-catching next season. I look forward to Bill s second spring in the Clippers

Bill's current ball-holding attack is still at the level of t1 in the point guard. Without the ball is definitely the league t1. At his peak, he started with all kinds of ball-offs. His best attitude is to hand over his hands, cover around the screen, and cut back on the air. He perfectly adapts to Harden. In the Suns, his most offensive methods are these. He has very few ball-holding attacks, and he knows them all.

So in the eyes of Kuroko who doesn't understand the ball, he says that Bill steals the chicken every day, because in their eyes, there is a simple ball, stealing the chicken. On the defensive end, Bill can defend the defender, his level is medium and above, he has certain blocking and stealing ability, strong confrontation and good speed.

But he couldn't defend against the tall ones. In order to make room for Jones, the Suns were always arranged to play No. 3, and they were against James Tatum and other forwards, so they became a colander. As soon as Bill came on the court, Jones 1, Booker 2, and Bill 3 lost points when he came on the court, and in the end he was thrown all the blame on Bill. In fact, Bill is already the best defender in the Suns' outside defense.

Bill's health must have declined now, but in the past two years of games, the various offensive methods of traditional quantiles can still make him a weapon. He can be used with balls and without balls on the offensive end. His breakthrough ability may not be as good as before, but it still poses a great threat. He is best at pulling back or withdrawing jump shots from mid-range distance. He can withstand a certain output, regardless of point guard or holding the ball, and his shooting percentage is at least medium.

In addition, Bill started his career without the ball. Whether he was partnering with Wall in his early years or Westbrook, even if he was playing in the backcourt with Satoransky, as long as he had a serious point guard, Bill was not inefficient. In short, the offensive end can satisfy everyone's enjoyment of traditional digits, but it is definitely not as good as the peak and the current first-line digits of the league. But at least only taking offense as an offense, I think it is still close to the level of All-Star substitute.

Bill is strong on the defensive end, but his speed is not the fastest. He has at least the mid-range defense level among the defenders of the same type. Don't let him defend the third and fourth positions. In the Suns, he is to defend the opponent's forward line. The most worrying thing is the injury situation, no one can say. In short, as a fan, I am still optimistic about the combination with Harden, and I look forward to Bill's second shot in the Clippers.

Study the situation of the Suns, especially when studying Bill's contribution to the Suns, I often can't help laughing. First, the data: Bill made a layup 63% in the first year of the Suns, 43% in the three-pointers. Bill's only playoffs, layup 62% and 44% in the third year of the Suns, 65% in the second year of the Suns, 39% in the three-pointers. So in my opinion.

Bill has done what he expected him to do before the trade: as the third brother, he has efficiently converted to score without the ball, and even he is not only efficient, but also has a high output. Yes, in the past two years, he occasionally won’t get points for a week or two, but isn’t this a normal phenomenon that the third brother has no ball rights?

Which player who plays without the ball can avoid it? Didn’t Curry, who is out of the ball, scored 2 points and 3 points? This doesn’t mean that we have to measure the pros and cons of players from a macro level based on seasons. When the deal for 58 to Bill was reached, our expectations were not originally intended to replace 58's "Great Mage" function.

This is a place that should be filled by Booker, and Bill's so-called shortcomings such as low attendance, unproactive defense, and lack of organization are known before the transaction. The real contradiction between the Suns at present is not him, but Booker has never proved that he can still win the playoffs after leaving 58, the great mage - next season.

I am very much looking forward to the "table cloth combination" of Booker and Green to bring me new surprises. However, here, it reflects the bad nature of human beings engraved in DNA. Now I ask a question: When a team encounters setbacks or even experiences failures, who will they blame? A. The wrong person; B. The outermost person.