Durant: I regret leaving the Warriors, otherwise I would have seven championships in hand! Durant is not as good as Harden?
Du and Ku are a perfect match, it's a pity, the Grim Reaper doesn't go, it should be the seven-time champion in the Warriors, hey, the time, the life! After being injured and running away, he was delayed by rookie coach Nash for three years, and was delayed by the Suns for two years! Regardless of whether he agrees or not, Adu's hard solution ability is still the only one in the entire league; The Grim Reaper is very suitable for Golden State Kerr's five-small system, which can open up space and maximize efficiency; Is there a reason why the Warriors retain the core lineup of Splash, Green, and Death?
He is too impatient, in fact, the Suns should not trade Paul and Ayton, absolutely not, the Suns still have a chance, and after running in a little better, adding some reliable leftovers can take the chance to win the championship, at least far greater than the current Suns.
Adu has almost never left the super team in his entire career, except for the first two years of unlimited singles, and all the back are all above the Big Three, and in the end, there is no other championship in his career except for the Warriors. It's time for him to accept his fate, he's a high-level single-hander, not a tactical fulcrum, he can't reach the highest level
Harden and Durant are a type, and there is nothing incomparable. Is Harden called playmaking? That's a star and can get assists, but everyone else is a pitcher when he's in possession. Again, if you want to be the boss, either the whole team is strong at both ends of the offense and defense, and it is not enough to be strong in offense, domineering enough, and your personality must give people the confidence to win.
Either you're a cornerstone player who has the ability to push everyone's performance to a level he shouldn't be. The three words "careful eyes" have nothing to do with cornerstone players, and the biggest problem with Durant and Harden is that they can't see their teammates have more balls than themselves, are popular, and perform well. So where to go, where not to make contradictions
I feel that now NBA teams except for the Warriors have no tactics to speak of, and they all rely on their individual ability to play alone. The so-called tactics also revolve around the core players, so that the core players can find opportunities to shoot. It's rare to see the kind of pleasing tactical coordination that everyone is involved in.