The offense is very similar to Bridges! Congratulations to the Lakers for their happiness and worries, and the decision is in the hands of Doncic

24-25 regular season, Mikal Bridges made 1,183 shots. The division is as follows:

1, 241 times under the basket, 75.5% shooting rate;

2, 238 times under the basket, 51.9% shooting rate;

3, 211 times in the middle, 50.7% shooting rate;

4, 35 points and 52.0% shooting rate;

5, 458 three-pointers, 35.8% shooting rate.

From this perspective, Big Joe is very Durant - no blind spots in the half.

is different from the absolute tactical core of the Nets period. The Knicks had Brunson's presence. Da Qiao returned to the role of the Suns period - the team's third or even fourth offensive tactical choice. So we see that this season's catch-up accounted for 38%, with a shooting rate of 44.7%, and an effective shooting rate of 56.3%.

However, when teammates' offense is blocked, Bridges can also shoulder the burden of holding the ball. In terms of data, 234 shots were formed under 515 breakthroughs, with a shooting rate of 49.1%. In comparison, Edwards 48.4%, Morant 49.2%, and Irving 51.4%. Obviously, it has a star-level attack level. More importantly, being able to switch flexibly with or without the ball greatly enriches the team's offensive tactics.

In fact, when Bridges was on the court, the Knicks scored 118.4 points in a hundred rounds. You should know that this is higher than the team's average of 117.3 points, and the league is second only to the Cavaliers, Celtics, Thunder and Nuggets. From another perspective, the Knicks have the top offensive level in the league when the current player is on the court.

is still the regular season, Hachimura Hirasu takes 576 shots.

Unlike last season, three-pointers became the main ending method - accounting for 42.9%, a career-long high. At the same time, the 41.3% three-point rate is also far higher than the 38.1% average of his career.

As for the basket, near the basket, mid-range 75.3%, 39.4%, 50% and 74.1%, 39.2% and 44.8% above the career average. To put it more, this season's 50% Chinese shot rate is not at all inferior to stars such as DeRozan (45.8%), Booker (51.7%), and Durant (53.1%). In terms of the ending method, 260 shots came from no ball, with a shooting rate of 43.1%, and an effective shot rate of 62.3%; 64 shots came from holding the ball, with a shooting rate of 41.9%, and an effective shot rate of 57.5%.

Based on relatively comprehensive offensive ability, it is not difficult to understand why in the playoffs with greater defensive intensity, Hachimura Shigeru's final efficiency has not decreased but increased - his real shooting rate has increased from 62.4% in the regular season to 63.4% in the playoffs.

For Hachimura, I think it's very similar to Bridges on the offensive end.

Reason 1: Offensive ability. As I said just now, both Bridges and Hachimura have the ability to shoot without blind spots under the premise of ensuring efficiency in half. Of course, compared with Hachimura, Bridges has a stronger ability to hold the investment. After all, it was once regarded as the core of the Nets.

Reason 2: Importance to the team. When Hachimura was present, the Lakers scored 3.5 points more in 100 rounds, and Bridges's value was present. The Knicks scored 5.6 points more in 100 rounds.

It is precisely because of this, in my opinion, the Lakers are only facing this point of Hachimura. I mean, you can still output stably (happiness) in high-intensity playoffs. The trouble is that if the Lakers want to complete the reinforcement this summer, they must become a bargaining chip.

And as for whether the Lakers will give up Hachimura this summer, I think Doncic has the right to decide. After all, looking at the core of the league's history, there is a lot of say in the stay and departure of role players.