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When the Lakers face the challenge of playing four games in just six nights, as seen in their recent matchup against the Cavs, their chances of maintaining a strong record diminish significantly. Success hinges not only on skill but also on strategy and stamina. To navigate this demanding schedule, the team must manage their energy wisely. The absence of players like Vando and Wood due to injuries has been felt not just in scoring but also in defense and rebounding, crucial for enduring such a grueling stretch. Prioritizing health and depth is essential; a well-rounded lineup now can yield significant benefits later in the season. Every player counts, especially when the stakes are high.
The team not having a bench is what will doom our season. I have been a big fan of Lonnie. Also, I have voiced my support for Jay Huff and Scottie Pippen Jr. in the past. And now Memphis has scooped them for good.
Well written post!! I like the composure and the poise exhibited by the team. They played like a better would. What I like the most is the fewer turnovers. I hope they can keep that up.
You right, DJ. I am surprised we dominated and won with only 5 threes made. But I am also happy to see our low turnovers in this game. Just 7? Hope they can keep that up.
Great piece. What I like about the team is the poise, and how organized they were from start to finish. The best thing? Fewer turnovers. The first season opener win since 2016 – 2017 season? That’s 8 years ago. Great win!!