Recently, Hornets player Oubre participated in a podcast show, in which he talked about his experience with the Warriors last season, and he said bluntly: "Although Curry is very great, not everyone can grow up playing with Curry. When the Warriors play, you have to set up cover for a player, set up cover, or set up cover, which 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 remarks have indeed caused a lot of fans to discuss, and many fans think that Oubre is absolutely floating."
Last season at the Warriors' Oubre averaged 15.4 points, 6.0 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game, significantly lower overall than in the Suns. This season at the Hornets, Oubre averaged 16.9 points per game, especially in the last 9 games, Oubre averaged 24.6 points per game, shooting 50.6% from the field, averaging 4.2 three-pointers per game, shooting 41.3% from three-point range, and averaging 10.2 three-point shots per game, which is what he calls his best personal performance.
Oubre did play better stats at the Hornets than in the Warriors, but that doesn't prove that Oubre has the ability to grow into a superstar. Because in the Hornets, Oubre plays more like the Jazz's Clarkson and the Magic's Rose, he is a master of chaos, as long as he finds his rhythm of playing, he scored 20 or even 30 points in one go is not a problem. And the pressure when the Hornets play is much less than when the Warriors play, and everyone will play well when the pressure becomes less and the mood becomes more comfortable. So Oubre was able to play such a performance in the Hornets because he could find his own rhythm in the Hornets, and second, because he could relax his mood and focus more on his attack.
But when it comes to team basketball, the Warriors are definitely the team with the most team playing in recent years. In fact, the reason why the Warriors have been able to advance to the Finals for five consecutive years is on the one hand because of the addition of stars such as Curry and Durant, and on the other hand, it lies in their no-ball system. The system and the stars complement each other, just like a delicate machine, only the individual parts can work together to make the machine run smoothly and exert maximum energy efficiency. But Oubre is obviously not an offensive and all-round player like Durant, and he is also different from Wiggins, Who is more Buddhist than the coach's arrangement, and Oubre wants to highlight his personality and is not willing to play in the system, so it is understandable that he makes such remarks.
It can only be said that no one is wrong to break up with the Warriors, and there is nothing wrong with the Warriors wanting to play the power of the system, after all, this is the reason why they are strong. And Oubre wants to show himself is not wrong, after all, the individual heroism in the league is more popular now, ask who does not want to prove themselves. Now, the two sides have broken up, the Warriors have replaced Oubre with Jordan Poole, and the Warriors have a second record of 21 wins and 5 losses, returning to the championship race. And Oubre played the personal performance he wanted in the Hornets, and the Hornets also had a chance to return to the playoffs, which is also the best of both worlds. So what do you think about this? Welcome to leave a comment.