With the rise of a new generation of strong teams, traditional powerhouse teams in the league have experienced varying degrees of decline in their dominance this season. Teams in the East that had high win rates in recent years, such as the Bucks, 76ers, and Heat, have fallen out of the top tier. In the West, several prestigious teams are also struggling, with the Warriors and Suns having win rates below 50%, and the Clippers and Lakers experiencing ups and downs with unstable performance. Especially the Lakers, despite maintaining a decent record at 20 wins and 17 losses, ranking seventh in the West, fans who watch the games know that the Lakers struggle to win and lose decisively. Most victories are narrow, and once they lose, they completely collapse without any resistance. In a recent game, they suffered a 24-point defeat at the hands of the Spurs. According to statistics, this is already the seventh game this season where the Lakers have lost by a margin of 20 points or more. In the previous two seasons under coach Ham, the Lakers only lost six games by a margin of 20 points or more. Why does the Lakers always suffer big defeats? This has something to do with their lineup. The team has few players with independent offensive capabilities, and most of the ball possession is controlled by James and Davis, with a significant gap between the third player Reeves and All-Star level players. Moreover, the Lakers' defensive capabilities are lacking, and the head coach's tactical arrangements are not appropriate. They…