Bill is not as bad as you say. The Clippers think Bill is not good and they are comparing him with Powell.

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 can also hold the ball and handle the ball.

His biggest problem at this stage is that the three-pointers are not only inaccurate but also insufficient in production. Fortunately, his attitude is relatively low, knowing that he is in a bad state, starting from defense, giving the ball to his teammates, and trying hard 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.

There are still restrictions on appearances, and we have experienced a disastrous defeat first. If you want to win at home, you need to reduce the grind! Bill was given a chance at the start, but the team didn't have enough time and quickly fell behind! Although Bill didn't play much on the offensive end, he still had an eye-catching performance on the defensive end! Several fill-in rotations are good, and the awareness and positional sense are not as bad as some others said!

The reasons why Bill cannot perform a lot on the offensive end soon, I think: 1. Time limit. 2. The Clippers have always rarely used off-ball scoring methods such as screens and hand-offs, and their productivity has been very low. For many years, they have been a team that mainly scores with the ball + pick-and-roll scoring! Lu may not necessarily be able to draw up good tactics for Bill alone!

3. I have been a 3D player for almost a year, and it is not easy to change and integrate immediately! Powell's scoring method is different from Bill's! Although it can be similar, the logic itself is different! And in the second half of last season, Powell and Leonard still had some problems with the ball!

The reason why Bill is not good is because he is comparing himself to Powell. Last year in the regular season, Powell had a large and accurate three-pointer and had explosive scoring power. In comparison, Bill's offensive firepower is naturally much worse. But you have to know one thing. Three-pointers may not be easy to use in the playoffs. The Nets' Joha and last season's Powell were both accurate in the regular season, but they can't be counted on in the playoffs. I think Bill's mid-range after getting rid of it is more trustworthy.

Personally, I think there are two main reasons for Bill's struggling performance. 1. The limitation of playing time means that most of the time can only be bound to the starting four. And he himself didn't attack resolutely enough. Two, he is the fourth offensive option in the starting lineup. Sometimes he doesn't even take as many shots as Jones Jr.

The shooting rights of the three Hakazu cannot be reduced. Harden must ensure at least 12 shots, otherwise there is a high probability that he will not win the game. Not to mention Zubac. If Bill wants to establish himself as a starter, he must first increase efficiency and then increase production. At the same time, the most important thing is to have a chemical reaction with Zubac.

Because I have focused on analyzing Azu, once he does not have the ball on the offensive end, he will be passive on the defensive end. The team will fall into a vicious cycle. But Azu is not a player who only cares about his own pleasure and only scores points. He can do some sharing of the ball and assists can also be counted as offensive roles. So what Bill has to do is how to cooperate with Azu to make some baseline cuts, and connect with the weak side to catch the ball that Azu cannot hit, and make three-pointers.

With the exposure to the playing time limit, he can also increase his role in the transition period. If these points can be achieved, I personally think that Bill's average of 15+5 per game is not a big problem. Bill is not in a hurry. You can see it on the court. His running position and defensive problems are not big, but this minor injury still needs to be recuperated.

Then after integrating into the team, once Bill's body has almost recovered, his performance on the offensive end will be no problem. Harden will definitely give more opportunities to Bill by then, and Kawhi will be almost shaking by then. There will definitely be a chance to perform. Don't rush, give him more time.

In addition to physical risks, Bill has not been happy playing in the Suns in the past two years, and his mentality needs to be adjusted to return to the No. 2 position. I'm still optimistic about Bill, although he won't dream of returning to his peak, but if Harden takes a walk, Bill will have more opportunities, with 18-22 points, which is not a big problem.

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