The NBA's most expensive team is in infighting!2 new stars and coaches tear their faces, and the 4-crown dynasty team is afraid of disintegration in advance
On January 6, Beijing time, NBA star Shams and Warriors player Anthony Slater broke the news that the Warriors' young player Kuminga completely lost confidence in Kerr, and Kuminga thought that Kerr would not give him enough opportunities to realize his potential. In addition to Kuminga, Moody, another young player of the Warriors, is also very dissatisfied with his position on the team. The dynasty team, which won four titles in eight years, was thought to disintegrate this summer, but now it looks like it may break up sooner.
According to the report, the source revealed: "Against the Nuggets, Kuminga's late abandonment was the last straw that broke the camel's back. In the Warriors' 127-130 loss to the Nuggets, Kuminga played 19 minutes and finished with 16 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists on 5-of-7 shooting. But he was completely dropped in the final quarter, and coach Kerr said after the game that it was because Wiggins was playing well and the team was in good shape. And after being killed by Jokic, Kuminga returned to the locker room without looking back.
In addition, according to a report from journalist Jason Dumars, Moody and those around him were frustrated by his lack of role and coherence on the team. Sometimes Moody's gets into the rotation, and sometimes he falls out of the rotation for no reason. Moody felt more like a 'victim' and was the one to be substituted whenever something went wrong on the field. And in the past three games, Moody has not played in the DNP. So far this season, Moody has played in 31 games, averaging 8.2 points and 3.2 rebounds per game. The report points out that there is now a noticeable decline in trust between players and coach Cole.
Reporter Slater also said: "I think the Warriors will assess what action needs to be taken over the next three weeks, and I do think they will move. I haven't felt this way in the past. Now, the infighting of the $210 million, NBA's most expensive team has been completely exposed, and the two young players and coach Kerr have torn their faces. Poole's tragedy has been repeated last year, and I wonder if there is any other way Kerr and the Warriors can save themselves.