Perhaps at the beginning of this year, many people have watched the Nets' game, in addition to Harden's poor performance, the most memorable thing for me is Kevin Durant's efforts in every game! Kevin Durant's expression on the bench when they lost to the Hornets, to be honest, really made people see the heartache. Now that you think back to durant's 4-year signing with the Nets in the offseason, will Durant regret it now? In this form of the Nets now, let alone winning the championship, it will not go far into the playoffs.
Although Durant has been encouraging his teammates at every post-game press conference, he also knows that if he continues to play in this way, the Nets will definitely be far from the goal this year. So we have to change the current situation, if we continue in this situation, the Nets may be difficult this year.
I don't know if you have carefully listened to Durant's post-game speech? Missing Owen is revealed all the time. To be honest, at the beginning Irving did not play I think there was no impact on the Nets at all, because scoring, there is Harden, there is Durant, and Griffin, Aldridge and so on, a lot of scoring players, I think he does not play and it does not matter, now think about it, he does not play right, has a qualitative impact on the entire Nets' offensive system. I don't think Durant would have thought that Harden would have collapsed to such a point this year, if he had known in advance, would he have discussed with Irving, brother, you are coming back!
I hope that the Nets will be able to come up with their best way of playing and play every game well, so that they are not only worthy of Durant, but also worthy of themselves, and you must know that you come to the Nets for the championship. At least let Durant rest well, even death can't stand it!
In the end, I still hope that Durant can reasonably distribute his physical fitness, after all, the ultimate goal is still the championship, and if you have to fall in the regular season, the Nets will be finished this year. Come on, Nets! Come on, Kevin Durant.