The All-Star selection exposed Durant's poor vision, and a large part of Nash's delay in not being fired was probably Due to Durant.
Seeing this year's All-Star lineup, I finally understood that the reason why the Nets failed to succeed was really to succeed durant and defeat Durant.
James: James, Alphabet Brother, Curry, DeRozan, Jokic, Doncic, Garland, Paul, Butler, Mitchell, Van Vleet, Harden
Durant: Embiid, Morant, Tatum, Wiggins, Trae Young, Booker, Towns, Lavin, Desontay Murray, Middleton, Three Goals, Gobert.
Compared with the two teams, in terms of strength, fame, fan base, ornamentality, etc., it is not crushing, but the James team is undoubtedly a comprehensive victory. In every position, the James were able to beat Durant.
I have to question Durant's vision of the selection.
We all know that the Nets can gather the big three is entirely due to Durant, he recruited Irving to play together, and called the third brother Harden, if it is just so simple, it is fine, but he also supported Nash as the head coach, originally D'Antoni was in the coaching bench, the result was not taken seriously, and people had to leave on their own. Whether Nash has the ability to coach, everyone knows it, "no timeout, no tactics, 10 consecutive defeats", etc., but even so, his coaching position is still very strong.
I think Durant must still feel that Nash can be a coach, otherwise the Nets should not let Harden go, but sack Nash.
On the whole, Durant's vision can be imagined.
