Last Year's Coach of the Year, Fired This Season for Criticizing Team Leader! Kerr is Disappointed! The core players of a team have an important tactical position and team voice, after all, they are the important guarantee of the team's record and box office, so the leader of each team must be well taken care of. Offending the team leader really doesn't have any good results to eat, and this is what a coach has taught everyone. The Kings fired head coach Mike Brown. Before his arrival, the Kings were not in an ideal situation, but the work done by Brown and his team was obvious to all, and it was unexpected that he was fired so quickly. According to American media analysis, the main reason for Brown's dismissal may be that he criticized star player Fox after the Kings were tragically defeated by the Pistons. He said after the game that the last defense was to let the players foul quickly, rather than give three points, but the players did not execute according to his arrangements. It was unexpected that he was fired like this, which is indeed surprising. Mike Brown began coaching the Kings in 2022, leading the Kings to a record of 48 wins and 34 losses in the 2022-23 season, with a winning rate of 58.5%, ranking third in the West and seventh in the league, helping the Kings reach the playoffs after 16 years. This is also the first time the Kings have made it to the playoffs since 2006, greatly boosting the morale and…

Some are born in Rome, while others spend their entire lives unable to reach it. Some always find ways to ride the waves and reach Rome! In life, success is fleeting, but failure is the main theme. However, how one faces failure distinguishes different types of people: some are knocked down by failure, while others get up and continue moving forward. The NBA is a world of survival of the fittest, where prodigies like LeBron James and Victor Wembanyama, who peak upon their debut, are few and far between. Most stars need the right time, place, and people to truly shine, enduring numerous challenges before they can defy fate and become true winners of fame and fortune, such as Nikola Jokic, who went from a second-round pick to an MVP, champion, and Finals MVP, writing the most magnificent tale of overcoming adversity! There is another star in the league who doesn't believe in fate and refuses to give up, being only one big contract away from becoming a winner in life! Jonathan Kuminga was born in Goma, a war-torn border town in Congo. Kuminga once said: "If many players had gone through what I've been through, they would have given up basketball or even needed psychological counseling, but these things don't affect me; they are the continuous source of my motivation!" From learning to play basketball by watching Kobe Bryant's highlights to giving up college to represent Ignite in the G League, from joining the Golden State Warriors, the reigning champions, as the No. 7 overall pick in the 2021…

Translation of the content: Today, the Golden State Warriors faced off against the Los Angeles Clippers on the road and ultimately suffered a loss without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. It was expected that Dennis Schroder might have a breakout game given Curry's absence, but Schroder did not step up to help the team score. He finished the game with only 7 points, shooting 3-of-11 from the field and 0-of-6 from beyond the arc. Additionally, he was benched by Coach Steve Kerr in the final quarter and played only 24 minutes in total. Schroder has played several games with the Warriors since joining the team, but he seems to be struggling to adapt, with consistently poor performances in recent matches. The Warriors had hoped that Schroder, as a strong ball-handler, could change their current situation, but it appears to be a case of "changing the soup but not the medicine." Schroder is finding it difficult to become the second primary ball-handler after Curry. In today's game, this role was not filled by Schroder or Andrew Wiggins, but by Jonathan Kuminga. However, all fans are well aware that Kuminga is not a stable player. While he may have a good performance in one game, when opponents target him defensively, his lack of consistent shooting ability makes it hard for him to score efficiently every game. This means that the Warriors currently have several unstable points: Wiggins is inconsistent, Kuminga is inconsistent, and now Schroder is also inconsistent. The Warriors have once again fallen into their previous predicament, with their biggest weakness…

As we approach the end of December, the 2024-25 NBA regular season has completed just over a quarter of its schedule. During this period, the Golden State Warriors have experienced significant ups and downs in their performance. In the recently concluded Christmas Day game, the Warriors fell short against the Lakers with a score of 113-115. Statistics show that in their last 14 games, the Warriors have only managed 3 wins and 11 losses, compared to their strong start of the season where they won 12 out of their first 15 games. Their next game will be an away match against the Clippers (the Warriors are currently 0-2 against the Clippers this year), and another loss would mirror their season-opening record of 12-3 with a dismal 3-12. The Warriors' recent poor form is somewhat attributed to their tactics being more thoroughly analyzed by opponents. Steve Kerr's player selection and strategic decisions have often been criticized by fans. They argue that Kerr is too stubborn and inflexible, overly trusting certain players, which has led to the team struggling. Examples include Kerr's rotation of 13 players, his three-guard tactic, and his blind trust in Bjelica, all of which have been points of contention. Another point of confusion for fans is Kerr's apparent lack of trust in Otto Porter Jr. During the offseason, Porter joined the Golden State Warriors through a sign-and-trade deal, signing a three-year contract worth $27 million. Last season, he was a key rotational player for the Timberwolves, performing exceptionally well. Logically, his addition should have significantly helped and improved…

The Golden State Warriors have officially announced that their substitute core player, De'Anthony Melton, who was signed during the offseason for an annual salary of $1282, successfully underwent knee surgery in Los Angeles on Wednesday, local time in the United States, and is expected to fully recover before the next season. This means that Melton will not be able to play for the rest of this season, effectively ending his season. It's really frustrating when athletes get injured. For example, there's a player in the domestic CBA named Xiao Li who is also a strong substitute core. He unfortunately got injured before an important game, with the same issue affecting his knee. The team and fans were very concerned as it had a significant impact on the team. After undergoing surgery, it took him a long time to recover, and he couldn't participate in the games for that season. This situation is similar to that of De'Anthony Melton of the Warriors, where athletes face difficulties not only for themselves but also for their teams once they get injured. After the loss of De'Anthony Melton, the Warriors' record has been greatly affected. Before Melton's injury, the Warriors were performing exceptionally well, achieving a record of 9 wins and 2 losses, once leading the Western Conference. However, since his injury, the team's performance has declined, with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses, dropping to seventh place in the West, barely making it into the playoff qualification zone. Moreover, the upcoming schedule is tough, as the Warriors will face the Rockets,…

According to the latest reports from American media, the Golden State Warriors have officially announced that head coach Steve Kerr will be leaving his position. The reason behind this decision is that Kerr has gradually lost control of the locker room, with many players questioning his tactical command abilities. Not only have the players expressed their opinions on Kerr's departure, but team owner Joe Lacob also believes it is time to bring in a new coach with extensive coaching experience to lead the team forward. Lacob understands that the team needs new tactical ideas and leadership styles to overcome its current difficulties. At the same time, the Warriors are planning significant adjustments to their roster, aiming to increase the team's overall height to strengthen defensive and competitive capabilities. During Kerr's tenure, he favored recruiting shorter guards, which to some extent led to deficiencies in defense and competition for the team. To change this situation, Lacob has made it clear that he will actively seek out players with outstanding athleticism and obvious height advantages to enhance the team's interior strength. In this series of changes, Bjelica and Kuminga have been included in the Warriors' trade plan, bidding farewell to their teammate Curry. The departure of these two players marks the determination of the Warriors to restructure their lineup for the new season. The team hopes to reshape its competitiveness by introducing players who are more suitable for the team's tactical system and future development. Although this means having to part with some older players, such changes are necessary and urgent for…

The game between the Warriors and the Lakers was a thrilling encounter that lived up to everyone's expectations. It was a nail-biter that went down to the wire before a winner was decided. Both in terms of the viewing experience and the course of the game, it was a top-notch visual feast. So, from the perspective of the Warriors, what are the key points to analyze? A disgraceful defeat, who should be held responsible for the Warriors' loss? The data provides the answer, and it also reflects the best of the game's progression. Curry is rated SS-class while Kerr is B-class. For the Warriors, this was a disgraceful defeat. Some might say, "They only lost by 2 points, how can it be considered a disgraceful defeat?" It wasn't a crushing defeat. The reason it's called a disgraceful defeat is mainly because Curry's best performance in the year-end battle was wasted. Curry repeatedly brought the game back into suspense, but he couldn't stop the Lakers from responding and scoring. From this perspective, it's naturally disgraceful. So, the question arises, who should be held accountable for the Warriors losing this game? The data is the answer, and it's also the best reflection of the game's progression. The first person is Kuminga. Kuminga now plays with only recklessness left. It's not wrong for the young man to be confident, but sometimes it's misplaced. Kuminga shot 10 times and only made 4 shots, scoring 14 points and 6 rebounds, with a team-worst plus-minus of -17. It must be said that Kuminga is sometimes beyond…

Recently, the situation of the Golden State Warriors has been quite confusing, with the team's performance akin to a ship sailing through a storm, unsure of its direction. Once, the thought of the Splash Brothers dominating the league could ignite passion in one's heart. Back then, the Warriors played basketball as if it were a video game, with every move on the court filled with imagination and creativity, truly representing a school of play in the NBA. However, nowadays, the state of the Warriors is like a hardcore action movie suddenly turning into an art film, with a plot so slow it makes you drowsy. Especially in recent games, the Warriors' performance has been quite worrying. Take the game against the Grizzlies, for example; the Warriors' crushing defeat could serve as a textbook example, with a 51-point gap - can you believe it? This wasn't a drill; it was a real match! Throughout the process, the Warriors were like being pinned down by the Grizzlies, lacking any spirit. Both offensively and defensively, there were significant issues; the offense was like picking up a rusty weapon that couldn't break through no matter how hard they tried; defensively, there were gaping holes, with the Grizzlies' inside play virtually unimpeded, and rebounds were lost in a mess, essentially giving the opponent a gift of points. And the root of all this lies with the team's coach, Steve Kerr. Kerr once led the Warriors to break countless records and win three championship trophies, becoming a legendary figure in Golden State. Recently, however, his coaching…