Whether Curry's offense is better with the ball or no ball, whether Curry wants to let go of the ball or pass more, to put it bluntly, these answers can not really solve the Warriors' current offensive constipation problem. Moreover, the main responsibility is not all Oubre or Wiggins, because their problem is space. Compared to the combination of Clay and Durant, the ability of the two dudes above to change defense and pull space is really unbearable. This is the reason why the clear-eyed person can analyze it at a glance.
I want to talk about the cole and Green question about whether they really should be sprayed or brainless.
Since the 16-17 season, Green's offense has been like Wang Xiao'er's New Year, and one year is not as good as a year. Fans who know the Warriors should know that green was a serious "biased" player long before he was reused. In the 15-16 season, Green shot 38.8% of the three-point shooting rate, the true shooting rate reached 58.7%, the 16 and 17 years three-point shooting rate was 36.5% and 41%, and the 18 and 19 years were 26.6% and 22.8%, respectively. If you can see clearly, you will know that the Warriors of those years did not lack Green's offensive firepower at all. In other words, the team increased Curry's run without the ball after the ball was delivered, so that Green tried to find Curry who was free from the defense and Klay who tore through the defense and was empty. So, Green's assists average of nearly ten per game in those years. This is Green's change and Cole's flexible strategy.
But this year, Curry has a hard time getting rid of the opposite defense because the field is packed. The players who were emptied after the bag clip Curry did not meet Clay's shooting accuracy, so any team that encountered a strong defense, all the problems stacked together, is a problem that cannot be solved at all.
What is defensive toughness? For judging the degree of excellence of defense, there are several indicators: strong interior frame protection ability and strong mobility, refer to Turner, Gobert. The team is disciplined and has a strong ability to change defenses, referring to the Raptors. The forward line is strong in defense, referring to the Clippers (although reversed by the Warriors). You recall the Warriors' games against these teams, whether they played out of order and were quite uncomfortable.
To sum up, the current Warriors can not play the offense they want when they encounter opponents who are not slow in their internal pace. It's easy to solve this problem, which is to win by defending. But in the case of warrior management not making moves, Kerr not making changes, such problems will continue until Klay returns, and whether it can be solved at that time is another situation.
So if you move out of the "Death Five Small" again, will it make the Warriors breathe a sigh of relief? In fact, it is to let Green play the fifth position full-time, because rookie Wiseman can only be an end point, and it is really not suitable to be taken into too complex tactical system at present, and the opponent has not been blinded by the Warriors' complex passing, and Wiseman himself will be dizzy. But in other words, Green couldn't play the fifth position anymore. In the past two years, Green's defensive deterrent has seriously declined, his footsteps have moved, his reaction speed, and his willingness to defend have declined, and Green's defensive judgment on the field, defensive scheduling, and the ability to command teammates are still unique in the league, but it has to be said that he is no longer a DPOY-level defender. The inaction on the offensive end comes from the fact that he does too much work, he has to organize, to communicate, to solve the opponent's arrows from the first to the fifth position on the defensive end, and the people who come do not refuse, especially the Warriors' large number of cumbersome tactics need him to block, initiate, and pass the ball. In this case, if he can still juggle shooting, then he is not Green, and there is no such player in NBA history.
Back to Cole, talk about whether Cole is wise or stubborn.
From that year to the present, it has never been sent to the top of the arc because of Green's excellent organizational ability, but to minimize the most dragging points in the lineup, which is the wise side of Cole. Because the Warriors have Curry and Thompson, they belong to the defensive formation that can drive the defense by running without the ball, so they send Green to the top of the arc. And now Curry with 3 drag space, Wiseman still half a block will not be dismantled, each time into curry quilt clips, Kerr is still unchanged, this is his stubborn side (maybe he is also unchanged).
Pass cutting is not outdated, but the conditions required for high-end pass cutting are too harsh, and the current Warriors can't find more people besides Curry.
What about the Warriors now? If you think the dynasty is in the past, then you should be satisfied, because the Warriors have exceeded expectations so far, at least beyond my expectations, Wiseman's good rookie, Curry's peak is still there, the team's desire to win is OK. Because the problem is still a problem, there is no way to solve it.