The recruitment of bulls still has hidden dangers. Can heavy attack and light defense make the playoffs?

Personally, I think it is ok to enter the playoffs from their overall reinforcement. But we can't consider future events, such as the impact of the championship, and the defense is too poor to deeply analyze their overall lineup.

In this wave of bull market transactions, the bull's reinforcement is actually quite good, so their previous team strength is really hot. After this wave of reinforcement, the strength of the lineup has been obviously improved, but to what extent? Let's take a look at their possible starting lineup after the trade, such as Lavin, Williams and Vucevic. In the starting lineup, I think their first problem is that the attack or defense of the front line is a big problem. Zachlavin's height and strength are not enough to fight against greater risks.

To take a step back, Lavin is actually a plate in the second position, and it is also possible to put it outside the third position, but the problem is that no matter who he is, his attack, defense and line sealing are all big problems. Another white center, Vucevic, actually has really good statistics. Indeed, he is already an all-star, but if he is a 100 center, there is actually a very serious problem, that is, the defense is not good. Although his data is very good, if he is really hardcore, Magic won't trade him, because he is really not so hardcore and can't be an absolute core player of a team. Therefore, in the starting lineup like Bulls, defense is really a big problem.

In addition, there are still many offensive players in the Bulls, which can cooperate to some extent, but in terms of defense, fighting for the championship obviously exaggerates the attack on the playoffs. Another obvious problem for Bull is that a core has not been determined, so his lineup needs to be run-in and changed.