Why are the Eagles going to soar in the sky next season?

Looking at the league pattern next season, the West is still wild.

Even if a team wins 50 wins, it may only barely get a playoff ticket, and it is still not easy to enter the playoffs...

In the East, 14 teams have been the second best in the Pacers last season, hoping to successfully break through and advance to the finals.

After all, the competitive environment in the Eastern Conference in the new season is too loose and friendly, and there is no powerful force with absolute dominance in the true sense -

Celtics star Tatum was reimbursed for the season, and the Celtics were very courageous to give up next season.

The logic of the Celtics management is nothing more than not being able to win the championship with high salary investment, it is better to trade when you should, keep a low profile and look to the future.

Last season's Eastern Conference champion Pacers star was also reimbursed due to the Achilles tendon season, and Turner ran away, making it difficult for the team to continue the glory of last season.

The New York Knicks have always been strong in the regular season. They seem to have a strong lineup configuration, but in fact the top card Brunson has a fatal flaw in the playoffs.

In today's era, small point guards lead the team to win the championship in a very small way. The reason why the Cavaliers are underestimated is that there are no unconventional teams, it is not easy to cause storms in the playoffs.

And the worst thing is that as long as Garland is in the Cavaliers' camp, the Cavaliers will continue to lose in the playoffs...

As for the reason, even Garland's playoff resume can be seen.

As for the Philadelphia 76ers, the team is the double-fragrant combination of the Great and George. Even if Maxi reaches the peak, it will not change anything...

Rather than competing with the Eastern Conference in the new season, it is better to say that the entire Eastern Conference is in chaos, right?

In this chaos, the Atlanta Hawks are more like the team that can successfully break through in troubled times.

After examining a series of signing operations in the Hawks during the offseason, the only two teams in the league that were rated as A+ operations are enough to show that their strength has been greatly improved.

and the other team that signs perfect is the Houston Rockets in the West.

Aerospace City successfully took off after getting Durant, and is one of the favorites to win the championship next season, but isn't it the Hawks after signing up? In the offseason, the Hawks paid Terence Mann, George Nyan and the 22nd first round pick in 2025, and won Porzingis and a second round pick from the Celtics; in the free market, the Hawks signed defender Alexander Walker with a four-year contract of $62 million.

Walker was ranked 92nd among the 400 players in the league during his last season with the Timberwolves, and he was definitely a defensive player.

Hawks signed three-point shooter Luke Kennard with a full guarantee contract of $11 million a year.

Are you still new to Kennard? One of the league's three-pointer shooters.

Kennard's three-point shooting percentage reached 43.6% last season, ranking sixth in the league.

No surprise, the starting five of the Hawks will be led by Trae Young, Dyson Daniels, Rissache, Jaylen Johnson, and Porzingis next season, which is very competitive. The team's bench includes Alexander Walker, Luke Kennard, Okongu, Buffkin, Newell (2025 No. 23), Cresey, and Gayer, and the substitutes are also deep. Next season, Trae Young and Porzingis' pick-and-roll cooperation will be the king. This pair can cover the three-point line to all half-court areas at the basket, with full lethality.

Kennard's off-ball run can restrain the opponent's defensive resources and further optimize the team's offensive space on the court. On the defensive end, Walker and Daniels built a big gate. This pair of backcourt combination can switch to the defense number 1-3, which can greatly make up for Trae Young's defensive shortcomings.

By the way, one of the Celtics' offseason trading operations was to send Porzingis, who had 20.2 points, 7.9 rebounds and 2.7 assists, to the Hawks.

The Pope's high-level response ability and three-point threat (career 35.8% hit rate) undoubtedly fits Trae Young's pick-and-roll tactics...