Exit 1-4! Destroy the team immediately! Mitchell is angry

In love, we often say that it is easy to fall in love but difficult to get along with each other. This principle applies to the same applies to the basketball court. It is not a good feeling for a team to have a brilliant regular season record but leave the game in the playoffs, right? And the Cleveland Cavaliers are experiencing such suffering. The Cavaliers ended the regular season with an impressive record of 64 wins, ranking first in the Eastern Conference. This is the second result in the league, second only to the Western Conference champion! Think about it, how many teams dream of the results! However, the cruel reality of the playoffs slapped them hard. The second round lost to the Pacers 1:4 and the season ended early. This is not only a loss in the game, but also a huge question mark on the team's future direction.

What is even more worrying is that the Cavaliers are facing huge salary pressure. Next season, their guaranteed salary is as high as $221 million, which exceeds the second tyrant line stipulated by the league! What does it mean to exceed this line? This means that the team will face a series of restrictions: the inability to use the middle class and the mini middle class, the transaction is restricted, the buyout market is restricted... This is like wearing a tight hoop, which seriously restricts the team's operating space. This also reminds me of some similar examples, such as the Suns and Celtics who also faced the same dilemma. The loss of the

season is undoubtedly a huge blow to the players. Mitchell's G5 was injured and scored 35 points, showing his leadership responsibility. His playoff average data is also quite impressive, but personal heroism cannot make up for the overall shortcomings of the team. Garland's performance in the playoffs was disappointing, and the data dropped sharply compared to the regular season, which is undoubtedly a question that the team needs to think about seriously. Struz's performance in the G5 was even more shocking, with 0 of 9 shots. The words of encouragement before the game were finally failed to be fulfilled, which makes people sigh. Can the

Cavaliers get out of the predicament? Will Garland be traded? These problems are like a sharp sword hanging over the team's head, which makes people unable to let go. Perhaps demolishing the team is a helpless choice, but who can tell the price and future direction of demolition? This is not only about the team's future, but also about the hope of all Cavaliers fans. Why is this team that is so powerful in the regular season so vulnerable in the playoffs? Is it a tactical mistake? The ups and downs of the player's condition? Or other uncontrollable factors? Perhaps, only by in-depth analysis can we find the root cause of the problem and point out the direction for the future development of the Cavaliers. Faced with the restrictions of league rules, how should the team weigh the pros and cons and make the best choice? This is not only a problem facing the Cavaliers, but also a problem that all high-paying teams must think about.

Let us look forward to it together, looking forward to the Cavaliers finding a solution to the problem, and looking forward to them being able to regroup and launch an attack on the championship again! We also look forward to all fans and friends, leaving your opinions here, let us discuss together and witness the future of the Cavaliers.