The first round of the traffic brigade nets was swept out, and outside public opinion pushed them to the cusp of the storm. Durant is busy with the black powder online line, back to TNT, and Barkley; Nash is facing a storm of dismissal; Irving's contract extension is divergent; Griffin likes back to the Clippers Twitter; Green's extreme ridicule and other negative news or scandals follow. The wall is pushed down, and some of the big events hidden inside the team this season have slowly been pulled out.
According to the famous Spoons, Ade and Griffin were hidden because they offended head coach Nash, and the reason for offending Nash was that Ard and Griffin had interceded for Harden, and Nash hid Ard and Griffin in order to establish his authority in the team, after Harden was traded away, he hid Ard and Griffin. Ader averaged 13 points per game in the regular season, shooting 55% from the field, and Griffin's playoff g3 and G4 were also known for a few minutes of hard work and defense. Nash directly abandoned these two other teams that the strength of the veterans, put forward Durant plus 4 defenders of the unlimited change of defense lineup, directly led to the team being hanged by the Celtics.
Ade risked his life to return to the Nets, and Griffin gave up his 8-10 million contract last summer to renew the Nets with a base salary in order to win a championship at the end of his career. It's good, Ader didn't even touch the ball in the playoffs, Griffin played a total of 25 minutes, or when Nash was really rudderless, he had to be sent up. Just because they said a few good things for Harden, they were killed by DNP, is this really appropriate? Speaking of what is wrong with supporting Harden, since Harden came to the Nets until he was sure to leave, he always thought about how to find out the team's problems, how to solve the problems, and try to save the team.
First: Harden persuaded the team to trade Tucker last season, the team feared that Harden would gain the upper hand, and tucker went to the Bucks, and successfully blocked the Nets in the playoffs.
The second time: The Big Three defeated the Bulls, Harden jokingly advised Owen to get a needle, and Irving directly refused the next day.
Third time: After Durant was injured, Harden wanted Nash to use himself as the tactical core, but Nash refused and gave Harden small shoes.
Harden, who longed for a championship but was distraught about the Nets, had the idea of trading away, and Durant did not have any support for Harden during the whole process.
Ad Griffin interceded for such a Harden, why did Nash come to this! Chillingly, part-time player Irving just returned to that game, the Nets leadership gave him heroic courtesy, but the veteran who sacrificed a lot of duties was abandoned. What kind of team culture is this, and it's no wonder Griffin now has the idea of returning to the Clippers. Not only Ade and Griffin, Edwards and Sharp, who originally cooperated with Harden, are also more miserable than one. After Edwards was traded by Harden, his playing time plummeted, and Sharp was directly devolved and never played again. Bemburi and Carter, who were traded out in the second half of the season, revealed that the Nets have been trying to isolate Harden internally.
It can be seen that in order to establish the prestige of the team, Nash will be excluded from anyone who supports Harden or says good things to Harden. Nash has the support of the team boss Durant, the coach is as stable as Tarzan, Irving because of the good relationship with Durant, can be a demon, not worried about being traded, while others can only look at their faces and act. What an NBA palace fight drama!