If the Warriors cannot perform consistently, their record will not be guaranteed, and the team will suffer injuries in the mid-term.

Winning a strong team and losing to a weak team is meaningless. A weak team is the basic team. Only by winning these points steadily can the record be guaranteed. It is meaningless to win one game against a strong team and lose two games against a weak team. In the long regular season, you focus all your preparation energy on the strong team, but you are not prepared enough to play against the weak team (the mentality is also different), especially for this kind of elderly team (this season's original schedule is not friendly), winning is a good thing, but losing against the weak team is not able to recover, which is a big loss.

I think that by steadily scoring points for the weak team, the senior team should not pay too much attention to the strong dialogue. It seems that I still overestimated the Warriors. I could predict that it would be difficult to beat a team without a star player. But I didn't expect to lose all three games. The team is currently lacking two types of roles, outside defenders and No. 5 frame protectors. If the Warriors fail to perform consistently, the team will suffer a lot of injuries in the mid-term.

The remnant formation of the Pacers was beaten like this. I was really convinced, so I just let him go. The only main force and main rotation of the team is Sika and Nesmith. As a result, the game is like this. It means that Curry is playing well. The rest are all on Mara's crotch, including Curry, who can't make any shot no matter what. Butler is now even more daring, he doesn't dare to play singles against anyone, and he can't defend him.

Playing against the remnant Bucks at a critical moment has shown that the Warriors have a big problem. At the end of the first three quarters, the Bucks' outside shooting percentage was just 38, which is slightly higher than the average, but the Warriors still fell behind. Curry's mistake was the main reason for the Warriors' failure to chase points in the end, but it was not the main reason for the Warriors being suppressed throughout the game.

The Bucks improved their touch in the early stage. At the end of the first three quarters, the Bucks were not that exaggerated on the outside. Their shooting percentage was just 37 and they made 11 three-pointers. In the last quarter, the opponent threw 7 three-pointers wildly and it was still very efficient. This was purely because the Warriors had raised it up for the opponent in the first three quarters.

In the past few games, the Warriors have really been restrained by the full-space lineup. The opponent has Van Der Biao and Ayton, the opponent has Huang Zhong who has no three-pointers, and Jokic who has made 2 of 13 open three-pointers. The Clippers have Zubac and Jones, as well as Bogdan who has not scored a three-pointer so far. These are all non-space points that can be exploited. However, once they encounter a full-space lineup like the Trail Blazers and Bucks, the Warriors' defensive discipline instantly collapses, and all kinds of assist defense changes are full of loopholes.

In the final analysis, they still lack a second scoring point. Several core players are old. In the regular season, they need a second scoring point like 22 Poole to resist the production. The best thing at the moment is for Moody Hield to replace Monk. His scoring ability is obvious to all.

The Warriors have not been short of money in recent years, and they used to have a lot of chips. How did they come up with the current mediocre lineup, and their scoring ability is very worrying.

Even if the system is really advanced, it must be supported by at least passable personal abilities. Look at the players from other teams, whether they are trained or drafted, how many of them stand up and score points? Do they pass the ball every day and have a good basketball intelligence? Is it useful? Just any rookie can completely destroy your advanced system and score unlimited singles.

In Kerr's opinion, this is hurting the team's performance. This team fundamentally violates the laws of basketball, let alone the championship. In the Warriors' championship year, the lineup is very good and there are many scoring experts.

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