If the Nets don't win the championship this year, will the Big Three be dissolved on the spot?

The Nets once again challenged the Cavaliers away. Durant, one of the big three, took a break, Owen and Harden carried the banner of attack.

As a result, in the second game of Owen's comeback, facing the same opponent, the home and away games were all lost to the Cavaliers and Durant took a break. It should have been Owen and Harden's best chance to prove themselves, but the game was one-sided.

Trend, all four games ended with the Cavaliers leading, and the final score was fixed at 125- 1 13.

This result not only does not prove the two, but shows that Durant is the truly indispensable soul of this team. Durant was marked as not for sale by the team in the previous big four-party deal, which proved to be extremely correct.

In this game, Owen continued to score 38 points and 5 assists crazily. The data is really excellent, but it is not difficult for Harden and Durant to lead the team alone. What the Nets need now is not an empty chop that can brush data, so Owen is now in a very embarrassing position in the Nets system.

After the first game between the Nets and the Cavaliers, I wrote that the honeymoon period of the Nets Big Three may be this season. At the end of this season, I'm afraid the Big Three will be dissolved regardless of whether they win the championship or not.

It turns out that I was wrong. I may have overestimated their integration, and the problem is obvious. In fact, in the first game of Owen's comeback, there was already a clue. In a defense, Owen should have passed the ball to Harden at the first time, but he chose to ignore it and passed it to Durant. In the later game, Harden seemed to take revenge. He chose to go it alone and seldom passed the ball. After the game, many media also reported that Owen was about to be traded.

This kind of behavior of both sides, if there is no effective communication after the game, will only make the relationship more embarrassing and finally become incompatible.

Secondly, for the needs of the team's tactical system, the Nets now need a strong inside player who is responsible for rebounding and taking on more defensive responsibilities. In this case, if you can meet the Lakers in the finals, the insider can't blow up. In fact, we can also see some clues in these two games. Rebound is a very important problem in losing twice, especially in this game.

In this way, the Cavaliers broke the Nets with 50-29 rebounds in this game.

No matter what the reason, the Nets must solve the inside problem if they want to confront the Lakers in the finals. Trading Owen for a big man may be the best choice.