Recently, probably because of the fast breaking of Ray Allen's record, Curry is not in good shape, shooting 29% of the last 38 two-pointers in the past six games, and 30 of 86 three-pointers, shooting 35%.
An interview with Oubre today put Curry on the cusp of the storm. Oubre spoke about the Warriors' experience when he participated in the podcast, saying that not everyone can grow up playing with Curry.
Oubre said: "Although Curry is very great, not everyone who plays with Curry can grow. When the Warriors play, you have to set up cover for a player, set up cover, or set up cover.
This also makes your playing rhythm completely gone. Playing at the Hornets is more team basketball oriented, which is why I play my best personal performance here. ”
Oubre's implication is that the experience of playing in the Warriors last season was not good, too much cover tactics delayed him, not his own playing style, he found himself again in the Hornets.
Oubre thinks the Hornets are more team basketball-oriented than the Warriors, which is a bit of a stretch. Is there anyone in the league who is better at playing team basketball than the Warriors? Although Curry is a star among stars, Curry's personal brilliance and the Warriors team are closely related.
I can understand Thatubre complaining that the Warriors have devised too many cover tactics for Curry, making Oubre feel like a tool man. But the Warriors' tactics are based on cover, otherwise it wouldn't be simpler for everyone to play a round.
After Oubre entered the league, he was a master of chaos, and The Warriors could only show their abilities when they played fast attacks. Oubre fell to the position battle and withered, which is why the Warriors and he did not want to continue to cooperate.
After the Hornets this season, Oubre is playing one of his best seasons. Averaging 16.9 points per game is the second-highest career average, with 46.3 percent shooting and 38.6 percent three-point shooting a career high.
The Hornets and Oubre are indeed in common, and the Hornets Can play with the ball and without the ball in the Hornets. In the past nine games, Oubre has averaged 24.6 points per game, shooting 50.6 percent from the field, averaging 4.2 three-pointers per game and averaging 10.2 three-point shots per game.
He fought well and went to slander the old owner, and Oubre did not do this thing properly. The Warriors have done their best to Oubre, and the boss must have had high hopes for him in order to keep him in the luxury tax of tens of millions.
If Curry scraps teammates, then all the All-Stars in the league probably scrap teammates. If the Warriors don't set up tactics around Curry, will they play around Oubre?
Why wouldn't Oubre wonder why Otto Porter, Bjelica, Peyton II, all these people could have a second spring around Curry, and why couldn't he?