Curry slump Cole still does not plan to change the cute god rotation Data evidence does not chase the dream how much it affects him

Curry's shooting efficiency this season is actually not good, many people think that this may be related to the change in Curry's rotation method, but when interviewed by NBC Bay Area recently, Kerr said that he did not intend to change Curry's rotation method.

Curry is not in good shape, but the Warriors don't seem to be worried, and Curry's shooting has not been stable since breaking the NBA's all-time three-point record on December 15. In the last game, the Warriors beat the Jazz, and Kerr reiterated that he would not change the way he used cute gods because of Curry's ups and downs.

'I think we're in a really good mode right now, we let him play in the first nine minutes of the first quarter, then we let him go off, the second quarter starts, gives him a few more minutes of rest in the middle, and then hopefully replicates that pattern in the second half so that he'll play 35 to 36 minutes in one game.'

At the beginning of the season, the Warriors changed their rotation plans for Curry, but in the previous years, Curry always played the first quarter first and then played in the last six minutes of the second quarter. And in the third quarter he will continue to play full, wait until the fourth quarter has 6 minutes to go and come back.

But he seems to have been struggling since Curry changed his previous rotation, so have the Warriors considered a change? "Not now," Cole said. "I think we're happy with where the team is right now, because Klay Thompson has limited time to play and Green can't play at the moment. We're not going to dwell on that, we've talked to Curry. But Curry is Curry, he doesn't make excuses at any time, we don't worry too much about him. ”

To many, Curry's slump and Green's absence seem to have more to do with it, with Curry shooting just 37.1 percent from the field and 32.7 percent from three-point range in 11 games throughout January. In December, Curry shot just 40.4 percent from the field.

Curry and Green have played in a total of 91 games over the past two seasons, during which time Curry averaged 30.5 points per game, shooting 46.5 percent from the field and 41.4 percent from three-point range. Without Green, Curry's scoring drops to 24.8 points, shooting just 40.6 percent from the field and 34.4 percent from three-point range.

This is not to belittle Curry, but to highlight the importance of Green on the Offensive end of the Warriors, his vision and passing ability, and Green's presence can be a good way to relieve Curry of pressure. The data shows that since the 2014-15 season, Curry has scored 28.3 points per 75 rounds, shooting 43.4% from three-point range, 60.6% from effective shots, and 65% from real shooting. But curry still scored 28.5 points per 75 of the 75 rounds in which Green was not present, but his three-shot percentage was 38.1 percent, 54.5 percent and 59.8 percent.

In the last two games in which Curry and Green played at the same time, Curry shot 8-of-41 and 2-of-19 from three-point range, but in the four games ahead, Curry averaged 34.8 points per game, shooting 45.4 percent from the field and 39.3 percent from three-point range.

Curry is the NBA's greatest shooter of all time, but when Green is on the floor, Curry's game will be much easier, and he just needs to concentrate on offense. Obviously, Curry will come out of the downturn sooner or later, and when Green returns, Curry ushered in an outbreak, don't be surprised. Like many great combinations, Curry and Green are great each, but when they are together, they will rub out different sparks.

in Kelsang