"Chasing dreams", this name carries the dreams and expectations of too many people. However, when the owner of this name, Warriors star Dream Green, was banned after beating an opponent in a game, we can't help but ask, what kind of harm will a person's dream bring to others?
When Dream Green beat up an opposition player in a tight match, the ratings of the giant star were polarized. Some people think that this is completely the other party's provocation first, and chasing dreams is just legitimate defense; There are also people who accuse Dream Chasing is too arrogant, and it is not advisable to solve problems with violence. No matter what the reason, the punch of chasing dreams finally changed the fate of him and the Warriors.
The league's indefinite ban on Dream Chasing is undoubtedly a heavy blow to the star. Since the third day, Dream has not appeared in the team's training again. The well-deserved core of the team is gone, and the already panicked Warriors are even worse. Coach Kerr tried to contact Dream several times, but was told that he was out of town celebrating James' birthday. Such an excuse makes people think that Dream is a joke, has he forgotten that he still has a team and countless supporters who need him?
With the departure of Dream Chaser, the Warriors have clearly experienced serious infighting. Klay was playing a lot of iron while he was working on his shots, while Wiggins was nonchalance. Young players have publicly complained about Kerr's unfair rotation, and Kaiser Jr. is one of them. They believe Dream and Klay should take a back seat and give more playing opportunities to hard-working newcomers. But Kerr disagrees, arguing that experienced veterans are an important pillar of the team's success. This disagreement has led to more contradictions, and the previously harmonious locker room is now filled with icy air.
In fact, this is also reminiscent of Durant's departure from the Warriors a few years ago. At that time, the team fell apart, the strength was not as good as before, and it also missed the precious opportunity to win three consecutive championships. The departure of an excellent player can hit a giant team so hard, which is thought-provoking.
So, what is the root cause of the Warriors' current predicament? Is it the decline of individual players, or the outdated tactics of coaches? Or is it the lack of coordination between veteran players and newcomers? It is necessary to find the crux of the problem in order to get the right medicine to bring the Warriors back to the top.
Another question worth pondering is whether too much emphasis on individual heroism will affect the spirit of teamwork.
Dream Green, with no objections, is a star par excellence. His talent and hard work have made him a core player that every coach dreams of. But perhaps, it is precisely because of the excessive individualism of chasing dreams that he will choose to solve the problem in violation of regulations at the critical moment, and incur the consequences of losing control.
In a team sport like basketball, individual heroism can bring momentary brilliance, but teamwork is the key to long-term success. Even a giant team like the Warriors can't rely on the individual abilities of individual stars to achieve glory. I'm sure Coach Kerr understands this, but does he need to be more cautious in his approach to relationships within the team?
An excellent coach must not only be proficient in tactics, but also be empathetic and resolve contradictions. Hopefully, Coach Kerr can learn from the current predicament and guide the team on the right track. Perhaps, it is appropriate to give the newcomer some opportunities, and at the same time play the role of Clay as an example, and leave room for chasing dreams, as long as he is willing to change his mind.
The Warriors, who don't chase their dreams, still have many stars. Klay's steady output, Wiggins' defensive endurance, and potential new stars like Kaiser Jr. and Terrence Ross can fully support an excellent lineup. What is needed now is to regain trust, find self-confidence, integrate individuals into the team, and work together.
This isn't just a problem for the Warriors, it's something that every organization that strives for excellence needs to reflect on. While pursuing personal dreams, it is also necessary to establish a sense of teamwork and understand a vivid truth: everyone needs to do their best to pursue their dreams, but they must not violate the rules and hurt others. A person's dream cannot be built on the basis of other people's suffering, and such success is destined not to last long.
I believe the Warriors are still a great team that has everything to achieve a great revival. Regrouping and starting anew, the warriors will definitely be able to shine again in the future arena! At that moment, we will see a united warrior chasing victory in the arena full of passion and order, proving once again that the road of the warriors chasing their dreams is far from over!