In an interview with reporters after the last game, Kerr made it clear that he would not let Kuminga and Wiggins play at the same time, however, Kerr said that, but Kerr also seemed to feel the voice of the fans, so Kerr really let Kuminga and Wiggins play together in the second quarter of today's Warriors home game against the Heat. The results are really hard to put into words.
Kuminga put up a disastrous performance: one man made 4 mistakes in 5 minutes!Stepping on the line, mispassing, slipping receivers, and being cut off by joint defense. Later, another under-the-basket walking error, combined with one turnover in the first quarter, brought Kuminga to six turnovers in 12 minutes of the first halfQuite explosive!
A person who makes 6 mistakes in just 12 minutes can more or less have some negative impact on his teammates, right?Whether it's emotions or on-field data. Plus/minus: -16, affected by Kuminga's 6 turnovers or to put it bluntly, the plus/minus of the players who played with Kuminga were all unlucky, such as Curry and Klay Thompson, Curry's plus/minus was -13 when Kuminga came off the court, and Thompson's plus/minus was -16. The team's score also went from leading by 3 points in the first quarter to trailing by 14 points.
As fans, we don't have enough professional knowledge and tactical literacy, and we don't even have a lot of experience in 5-on-5 games, and we don't know the various tactics that the team practiced in training and how many combinations and combinations the coach tried during training. I don't think that Kerr didn't try the way Kuminga and Brother Zui were on the same team and even played at the same time when he was training in the team, but the effect was just as everyone saw today, especially the ** people and fans, we finally understood what professionalism is.
Cole seems to be angrily telling all the ** and fans, this is the result you want, can you be humble in the future, don't the layman guide the insider?When it comes to laymen guiding insiders, all of us should be familiar with it, right?Do we Chinese fans really want to denounce the disadvantages of "laymen guiding insiders" while doing the thing of "laymen guiding insiders"?
In fact, in many cases, the emergence of a social behavior, or the reason why a collective decision-making level will say and act that way, may be just like Carl Jung, the originator of psychology, said: it is only the collective subconscious, and the decision-making level is only a representative, representing the voice of the vast majority of people. Because if you get to that position, there's a good chance you'll say that and do that.
I'm a logic teacher who loves basketball!Thank you for your attention to basketball changers, let's share the passion and logic of basketball!