rajabets: Vogel believes the right offense can break down Magic’s offensive and defensive tools

rajabets has always felt that the Magic’s lineup advantage is mainly tall. They have many players over 2 meters tall, which also puts a lot of pressure on other teams. In a recent game, Lakers head coach Vogel gave a response strategy. He said that as long as you find the right offensive method, you can break through the Magic’s big defense.

The Magic currently have many tall players. Among them, forward Davis is 2.08 meters tall, and center Butchovich is 2.26 meters tall. This “big lineup” provides sufficient protection for the Magic. They can better limit the opponent’s offense on the defensive end with their superior height advantage. However, how to deal with such a defense has become a question that other teams must consider. However, rajabet found that after a duel between the Lakers and the Magic, although the Magic’s big defense put a lot of pressure on the Lakers, Vogel still talked about the coping strategy after the game.

He said that the Lakers should find the right way to attack and use their own advantages. Although the Magic have tall players, their agility, speed and flexibility may not be as good as other teams. Therefore, on the offensive end, they can adopt pick-and-roll, fast break and other tactics that are more in line with the characteristics of the team. In this game, the Lakers indeed adopted such a strategy. They frequently moved players on the offensive end, played a fast and diverse offensive method, and finally won the victory. For other teams, dealing with the Magic’s big lineup is a long and arduous task. In addition to adopting the correct offensive method, it is also necessary to better organize the team’s defense, speed up the team’s rhythm, and improve the players’ flexibility and awareness.

Which method is the best? rajabet feels that this requires us to study and understand the Magic’s formation more deeply to find the tactics and strategies that best suit us on different occasions.