The Lakers lost all the preseason games. Why didn't the Big Three bring good luck to the Lakers?

The Lakers are a basketball team that many people pay attention to, and many people especially recognize the Lakers, because the Lakers can really train more excellent basketball players and win more championships. The Lakers can indeed be the target of more and more athletes, and there are indeed many athletes who can enter the Lakers.

Although the Lakers can gain higher popularity and prestige, they also fail sometimes. The Lakers lost all the preseason games. Why didn't the Big Three bring good luck to the Lakers? I think there are three main reasons:

First, the Lakers' strategic mistakes.

I think the combination of the Big Three didn't bring good luck to the Lakers because they made mistakes in formulating strategies. The Big Three are all particularly strong basketball players, and they can have more tacit cooperation on the court. But because the Lakers can't have a more correct role and make a more correct plan, they will still fail.

Second, the competitors of the Lakers are stronger.

Of course, I think the reason why the Big Three can't succeed in the Lakers is because the competitors of the Lakers are particularly strong. Although the Big Three of the Lakers can indeed have relatively strong strength, their opponents are equally strong, which means that the competition between the two teams will be more intense, and they may not be able to make achievements in a shorter time. The strength of competitors led to the failure of the Lakers.

Third, the Lakers' teamwork mistakes.

I think the Big Three can really play a huge role and bring more advantages to the Lakers, but the team cooperation of the Lakers is not correct, and there is no more tacit cooperation, which will lead to the Big Three not getting more help on the court, and may also become an isolated side, making it impossible for the Big Three to contribute more achievements and bring good luck to the Lakers.

These are the reasons for my analysis.