Reeves s value soars! US media reveals the biggest challenge for NBA 30 teams: Rockets three-pointers, Warriors complacency

Reeves’s net worth has soared! Two weeks after the start of the new season, the US media "BleacherReport" revealed the biggest challenges facing NBA 30 teams, including three points for the Rockets and complacency for the Warriors.

Rockets: three-point shooting

After Van Jordan was seriously injured, the lack of a qualified starting point guard seemed to be the Rockets' biggest challenge, but that was not the case. After a short adjustment, Amen joined hands with Shen Jing to support the organizational role, and Shepard also made great progress.

In contrast, three-point shooting is the biggest challenge for this Rockets team at present, because the team lost the top three three-pointers last season, Jaylen Green (234), Dillon (186) and Van Jordan (159). No other player has made more than 100 hits.

This makes the Rockets only rank second to last in three-point attempts per game since the beginning of the season. The good news is that the Rockets' production is not high, but the quality is excellent, shooting 42.3% of the three-point shooting percentage. Especially the shooting growth of Ethan, Xiaojia and Shepard is gratifying. With Amen and Shen Jing increasing the three-point ratio, the Rockets hope to also use the depth of the lineup to solve the problem.

Warriors: Complacency

The farce with Kuminga was resolved at the buzzer, and several new players were introduced in one breath, creating a starting quartet of Curry + Butler + Dream Chaser + Horford with a combined age of 147. The Warriors once delivered an amazing performance of 4 wins in 5 games at the beginning of the season.

Subsequently, the Warriors also exposed their biggest problem. They lost to the Bucks who lacked Antetokounmpo and the Pacers who lacked Haliburton. Several core players, including Curry, showed complacency.

After the game, coach Cole continuously expressed his dissatisfaction, and this is also a problem that has troubled the Warriors in the past few seasons. They have always been able to win the strong dialogue, but they also lost easy wins against weak teams due to complacency and contempt for their opponents, resulting in having to face a difficult ranking battle at the end of the season.

Clippers: Number of turnovers

Since the beginning of the season, the Clippers seem to be performing the same drama. During the offseason, they won Bill, Collins, Paul, De Luo and other immediate players to become the big winner, and once again became the favorite to compete for the championship.

As a result, there were many loopholes after the game started, and the average number of turnovers per game was second in the league. For a team with many veterans, this kind of ball-handling performance was unacceptable.

A large number of mistakes allowed the Clippers to rank eighth in the league in field goal percentage, but only ranked 22nd in offensive efficiency, and all of this is inseparable from Tyronn Lue's poor formation.

Lakers: Reeves's value has soared

Compared to the disappointing Clippers, the Lakers, which failed to complete major reinforcements, have become the most surprising team so far in the season. Not only are the three new players Ayton, Smart, and Laravia all high-quality, they have seamlessly integrated into the team.

After the core Doncic completed his slimming down, his offensive dominance further skyrocketed. The most surprising thing is that Reeves continued to grow. Especially in the three games in which both James and Doncic were absent, Reeves scored 120 points in three games, and even completed back-to-back 92 points and a feat of 51 points in a single game.

But this also forced the Lakers to face potential contract renewal challenges, because Reeves did not accept an early contract extension before the start of the season, but instead tried to get a fat contract. Based on his current performance, Reeves will be worth more than 40 million US dollars.

The remaining teams are as follows

Hawks: Trae Young will stay

Celtics: Rebounds

Nets: Deming's breakthrough ability

Hornets: Defense

Bulls: Luck

Cavaliers: Garland

Mavericks: Ridiculous personnel role positioning

Nuggets: Cameron Johnson integrates

Pistons: Second organizer

Pacers: Health

Grizzlies: Internal strife

Heat: Weir status

Hero Deer: Antetokounmpo is alone

Timberwolves: Gobert's extreme offensive and defensive difference

Pelicans: Bad trade choice

Knicks: lineup depth

Thunder: three-pointer

Magic: offense

76ers: When Maxey comes on the court Too long

Suns: Lack of point guard

Trail Blazers: Shooting

Kings: Lack of forwards

Spurs: Depth at guard

Raptors: Quickley's status

Jazz: Can't win too much

Wizards: Free throws