I feel that the coach who understands the small ball era best is Cole, and the team that should not be underestimated the most is the Warriors.

To be honest, I admire the Warriors. Watching football over the years, I feel that the coach who understands the small ball era best is Cole, and the team that cannot be underestimated is the Warriors. In my eyes, the current Warriors are really a lousy lineup. With a Green-topped inside line of less than 2 meters, there is almost no one who can take the stage except Curry and Butler. Except for these two, I feel that the others who have gone to other teams are at most substitute level. Even the Heat that year looked more comfortable than this lineup.

As a result, they won G3 without Butler, and today they won G4. I feel that the Rockets' lineup looks much more reasonable than that of the Warriors. They are young and full of energy. Looking back at my boat, I don’t even know why the game ended at 2-2 in a game with a huge advantage. It seems that as long as the outcome is decided in the last few minutes, we can’t win. The quality of our lineup is far superior to that of the Warriors, but as a result, we often perform at some incredible level and make inexplicable miscues and mistakes. An inexplicable scoring drought. What a good hand, played badly.

There is indeed a chance this year. I feel that whoever makes it out of the Western Conference will most likely be the champion. The hardest part should have been the Western Conference Finals, but unfortunately Curry was injured in the second round. All I can say is keep going, maybe this is an inevitable fate. It was a blessing in disguise if he survived. Curry took a good 10 days of rest and recovered greatly from his finger and muscle strain.

Kerr emphasizes the concept of instant reading basketball offense and defense. Tactics are dead, people are alive. With offensive and defensive autonomy, good players will read, crack instantly, discover opportunities, and quickly seize opportunities. This requires players' golf intelligence, regardless of core or role coordination.

In the preseason, if you look at Curry's fast break for Dream Chaser and Hield, it's just like that. The players know how to move and position, and the passer can get the ball. This is one of the manifestations of this concept. Cole Stotts also discussed this kind of instant-read basketball before when discussing tactics. 2Dynamic offense. Barcelona style ball.

The ball is transmitted, mobilizes the opponent's defense, looks for loopholes, and finally delivers the ball to the player with the best opportunity to complete the game. This is what he said is similar to Barcelona football in the past. Of course, this concept also requires the player's IQ and understanding, otherwise the execution will be like the hard passes and invalid passes that everyone has seen.

Players still have requirements, otherwise the same teacher will teach either Jokic or Wiseman. 3. Emphasis on space, switching between offense and defense to improve offensive rounds. Even if it falls into a positional battle, it will perfectly improve the ugly stance attack in the past. The evolution of three-pointers has made the court space different, and the transition between offense and defense has become a very important offensive method. At the same time, the passing and cutting in positional battles is accompanied by space pulling, providing players with more space to complete inside finishing.

In the past, the old-fashioned basketball positional style was left to the big center to hit hard. At that time, the big center was also worth a lot. But that kind of positional play is very boring from a viewing point of view. Cole learned from each other's experiences and improved his offensive and defensive concepts, which indeed made basketball a highly enjoyable game for a while.

In fact, Cole's concept of modern basketball is advanced, and the requirements of a championship team also require such standards. The team has Curry Chasing Dreams who is both offensive and defensive and has a high football intelligence, which has indeed laid the foundation for the team. Moreover, Curry's unparalleled offensive influence, finding a way to put the ball in Curry's hands to finish is also a historical problem. After all, the opponent's defense has become very standardized around Curry.

Good character development has been a problem over the years. For example, Wiseman Kuminga has difficulty understanding these standard concepts. The rapid integration shows that this basketball theory is suitable for players with championship standards.