This season the Warriors are still a team that is generally disliked by the outside world.

The Lakers have 32+ on the inside and 60+ on the outside. We have 14+ on the inside and 45+ on the outside. There is a huge gap. The essence of the basketball game is that no matter what the process is, whoever scores more points wins, and the organization, defense, offense and defense are all in service of scoring. No matter how busy you are, the final value must be reflected on the scoreboard.

It turns out that Curry Green's ball-handling organization overflowed. Fortunately, Curry is a non-traditional point guard who can give them (historical point guards the ball rights to non-point guards who score garbage) without the ball. Later, the ball rights were diluted again, and then Horford came. As you can see, it was completely useless. The ball was not enough to score, and everyone wanted to pass the ball. However, there was only one ball, and the attack time was only 24 seconds. Is basketball really complicated? The long talk made by those fans of basketball players and systems is really the biggest joke.

The Warriors' lineup is flawed. The current tactics are too single. In addition to Kuchai's cooperation, it is just to cause damage. Others do not have the ability to attack with the ball, Kuming is injured, and Melton has not returned yet. If the team feels good, it will win, if it can't make a shot, it will lose. There is a lack of Curry, a player who can rush in and cause damage when Butler is misfired.

Give Fultz and Bol Bol a chance. Don't play pass-and-cut with the second team, they don't have that ability. Find a guard who is in good shape and can break through, and a tall center who can kill, and play pick-and-roll. Podger rushed in but couldn't finish it, and Post was also a big threat from outside bombs. The second lineup doesn't need to integrate offense and defense. It just needs to be able to score stably and not lose points. Now this lineup all depends on touch. When it comes, it kills the opponent with a wave of shots. If it doesn't come to attack, it all depends on Curry!

It must be admitted that this season the Warriors are still a team that is generally disliked by the outside world. Whether it is the media, commentators, fans, or the record since the start of the game, they all seem to confirm this. The three core players are old, the role players are embarrassed by their responsibilities, the coach is rigid and persistent in passing and cutting, and the management operation requires both and then neither. Is this season finalized?

It's not that simple. The core lineup is old, and the regular season is destined to not be as durable and stable as the young team. Coupled with the devilish schedule to start the game, the current record is average, but overall it is acceptable. Players' playing time, injury management, and health management are still maintained well. One thing worth affirming is that Curry's status has not declined significantly this year, his influence in the game is still online, and Dream Chaser's defense is still trustworthy.

Take your time and get through the long regular season first. There will always be highs and lows, but the regular season is the regular season. Look for more problems, exercise more, run in more, and give the princelings and young players more opportunities and fault tolerance.

In the final regular season rankings, I personally feel that there is a high probability of ranking between 4th and 7th. I am not really looking forward to the mid-term trade. It is not easy for this team to quickly integrate into the system. Butler Horford can be integrated quickly. What is the age and game experience of the two brothers? Most new players will be cautious and optimistic. The expectation for this team is the playoffs. It’s good to stay healthy during the regular season and not lag behind in the record.