Curry's leadership was questioned by NBA executives: he was accused of not being able to control his teammates

On March 29, Beijing time, Warriors forward Dream Chaser responded to the provocation of Rockets player Eason on a podcast. Dream chasing was ejected for technical fouls in less than 4 minutes in the last game, and the famous Jay Williams revealed that this also affected Curry was questioned by the NBA top management for leadership, believing that Curry could not control his teammates to chase dreams. Kerr thinks Dream Chaser is an adult and has to take care of himself, and it's ridiculous to say that Curry is guilty.

Ethan provoked the Warriors in a post-game video yesterday, shouting, "The Warriors are coming out to play!" Dreamchaser touched on the topic and responded: "I'm a little surprised that he (Ethan) hasn't played since January 1. So, it's hard for you to stand up and shout 'come out and compete', but you won't be able to compete yourself." Ethan has played just 22 games this season due to injury and is out ahead of schedule. The Rockets are 37-35 and the Warriors are 38-34, with one win separating the two teams from each other. The Rockets are currently on a 10-game winning streak and the Warriors are on a two-game winning streak.

Dream Chaser was ejected in less than 4 minutes of the game against the Magic, which also caused heated discussions. Jay Williams spoke on First Take about Curry being "dragged down" by his dreams.

"I've gotten a lot of texts from people at the top of the league who have brought up the topic of 'What's Curry's leadership,'" Jay Williams said.

The moderator asked Jay Williams to clarify whether the top brass was blaming Curry. Jay Williams said: "Yes...... Because he didn't control his dreams. ”

Jae Williams said he doesn't think Curry should be criticized for chasing dreams, but as more people start accusing Curry of not managing his dreams, it could affect Curry's reputation and status as a two-time MVP.

"Chasing dreams has weakened people's perception of Curry's leadership, and that's what's happening right now. "While it's a smaller group, the top of the league is really starting to look at it that way." ”

Previously, ESPN celebrity Legler criticized Dream for being selfish and having this situation happen when the team needed it most. After Dream was ejected, Curry also seemed very depressed.

So far this season, Curry has played in 66 games, averaging 26.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 5 assists per game. Dream played in 47 games, averaging 8.6 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game.