The thing is, with the arrival of the 2023 Men's Basketball World Cup, let's briefly talk about the lineup of the most powerful American men's basketball team, as well as their strengths and weaknesses.

This year's US men's basketball team selected 12 players from the talent pool, coached by Steve Cole, one of the top 15 coaches. Among them, 8 are NBA All Star level players, such as Edwards, Ingram, Brenson, Bridges, and so on. These players are absolute core players in their respective teams in the NBA, with excellent personal abilities and offensive firepower.

Backline

Edwards is a shooting guard with explosive and directional abilities, skilled in breakthroughs, mid range shooting, and three-point shooting. He has excellent speed and jumping ability, and can complete dunks of various difficulties in the air. His disadvantage is that he is not proactive enough on the defensive end and sometimes makes more choices;

Brenson is an all-around point guard who excels in controlling rhythm, passing, and shooting. His vision and creativity are excellent, and he can create many opportunities for his teammates. His disadvantage is that his physical fitness is not outstanding enough, and sometimes he suffers losses in confrontation;

Harry Burton is a steady point guard who excels in dribbling, coordination, and defense. He has a high basketball IQ and awareness, and is able to make the right decisions on the field. His disadvantage is that his shooting movements are not standardized enough, and sometimes he misses the mark in high-intensity games;

Reeves is a high ball scoring guard who excels in dribbling, throwing, and free throws. He has strong aggression and resilience, and can take responsibility in critical moments. His disadvantage is that his three-point shooting is not stable enough, and sometimes he relies too much on personal ability.

Frontal end

Ingram is a versatile small forward who excels in dribbling, shooting, and passing. His arm span and stride are both long, allowing him to have an advantage on the offensive end. His disadvantage is that his physical strength is not strong enough, and he is sometimes suppressed in confrontation.

Bridges is a dynamic small forward who excels in defense, rebounding, and fast attacking. His speed and jumping ability are amazing, and he can complete various dunks in the air. His disadvantage is that his shooting ability is not stable enough, and sometimes he loses his threat in the outside;

Bencairo is a modern forward who excels in three-point shooting, running, and passing. His shooting skills and awareness are very good, and he can create space for his teammates on the outside. His disadvantage is that his physical confrontation is not strong enough, and sometimes he is bullied by his opponents in the interior.

Inner line end

Jackson Jr. is a defensive center who excels in blocking, rebounding, and dribbling. His arm span and explosive power are excellent, and he can put pressure on opponents in the interior. His disadvantage is that his shooting is not stable enough, and his lack of strength can easily be taken advantage of by the opposing center.

Kessler is a traditional center forward who excels in interior play, pick and roll, and free throws. His height and strength are both outstanding, allowing him to have an advantage in the interior. His disadvantage is that his movement speed is not fast enough, and sometimes he can't keep up with his opponents on the defensive end.

Disadvantages

The shortcomings of this American men's basketball team are very obvious, as the interior is not strong enough. The United States team has only three interior players, and none of them are NBA All Star level players.