The team loses, James always complains about lacking capable helpers, Jordan and Kobe won t say that

In the world of basketball, James is undoubtedly a very influential and dominant superstar. However, the issue of the lineup configuration of his team has always been the focus of hot discussion among fans.

Someone asked why James' team seems to have always lacked this and that? For example, there is always a lack of excellent inside players, excellent defenders, accurate shooters and excellent organizers.

Review of the Lakers in 2008-10, Lao Yu was the most reliable outside, and Gasol was the core of the inside. Compared with Doncic and Davis today, each has its own characteristics and advantages. But no matter what, the Lakers' lineup was relatively balanced at that time, and all positions could play a certain role.

Look at James again, he plays as a power forward this season. But even so, the team still seems to have failed to get rid of the staffing dilemma.

When Duncan's team loses, fans rarely blame the Spurs' inside line for not being able to do it; if Jordan loses, fans will not easily accuse the Bulls of their outside line for not being able to do it or lack of organizers. But why is the situation completely different when we get to James? He is so versatile, but he is considered to be unable to work with his teammates, coaches, and management.

So, what kind of teammates, coaches and management can meet the needs of James' team? This is a complex and difficult question to answer simply.

From the perspective of the team's lineup, inside players may need to have both tough defense and provide stable scoring on the offensive end; guards must have excellent ball control and pass skills, as well as scoring ability at critical moments; shooters must maintain a high shooting percentage to open up space for the team; organizers need to clearly control the rhythm of the game and reasonably allocate the ball rights.

For coaches, targeted tactical arrangements are needed, and effective tactics can be formulated based on the characteristics of the opponent and the team's own personnel status. We must also be good at stimulating the potential of players so that every player can play the greatest role in the right position.

Management needs to operate accurately in the transfer market, not only to introduce capable players, but also to pay attention to compatibility between players. At the same time, we must make long-term plans for the team and maintain the stability and competitiveness of the lineup.

In short, the staffing issue of James's team is a comprehensive problem, and it requires the joint efforts and precise operation of teammates, coaches and management to solve this long-standing dilemma.