Tielin: The offense of the Lakers I played for was average. Catching the ball was like catching a grenade and you had to throw it immediately.

Recently, Danny Green talked about his experience playing with the Lakers on his show "Danny Green x Inside the Green Room".

Host: "You mentioned that during Frank Vogel's coaching period, you and LeBron teamed up. That team performed very well and was top-notch defensively. But I think every Lakers fan and even every basketball fan knows that the offense of that team can only be considered average, which is very ordinary. And the reason for this mediocrity is not just because the team rotates. With a lot of depth, it's difficult for players to find an offensive rhythm; the more critical reason, and I think this is what you want to imply, is that the team lacks pass transfer. Without pass transfer, the players cannot find the rhythm, which causes core players like LeBron and AD to have to work harder because the ball cannot be passed quickly on the court. Looking back at your time with the Spurs and Raptors, The team moves the ball well and you become a better player because of it. Because at that time, if you touched the ball, it didn't mean you had to shoot; but during the Lakers period, if you saw you touching the ball, there was a high probability that you would have to shoot, because the team at that time did not have the tactical coordination to move the ball. "

Tielin: "At that time, holding the ball was like holding a grenade. You had to take action quickly. This may be a touchy topic, but I do agree with you. I also think you might agree with this - maybe I'm wrong, but other than the Lakers, the teams I've played for have been better offensively. It's hard to say what the Lakers' offensive level is. Although our lineup is more talented, in terms of overall offensive performance, other teams are undoubtedly better. "