Look at this operation after all. In Ou Du, no one plays for less than 48 minutes. Come on, Durant has an achilles tendon injury, and Owen just came back. This is a regular season, so it is necessary to limit the operation.
Nash's wave is very similar to D 'Antoni's coaching operation in the Rockets, that is, short rotation, cronyism and rote learning. He didn't show what he learned from the cooperation between Warriors and Cole, or his own strategies, ideas, moves and methods.
Of course, we have to consider objective factors:
1, Ou Du and Kazakhstan have just merged, and some of their coexistence problems need to be solved by themselves, like Howard and Kobe, or Anthony and Stoudemire. Are their personalities right? Is the play in tune? All this depends on the players themselves to get the answer.
2. A large part of the reason for the short rotation time of the Nets is also caused by the considerable lineup configuration. At present, Jordan's inside line and the opponent's big backcourt are more reliable. In addition, they don't have much defensive resources, so it is impossible for the offensive end not to expect the Big Three to drive.
Therefore, the stability of Nash's position can be roughly summarized as two points:
1, if Nash can lead the current Nets 3 giants to play beautiful giant basketball, it would be best, after all, winning can tell everything;
2. If not, Nash needs the support of the boss and management to cooperate with him to complete the reorganization and transaction of the lineup; Owen refused to accept Atkinson before, and then Shuai left. At present, Owen's trust in Nash is confusing.
At present, this is a process in which both short-term and long-term results can be seen. After all, Boss Cai gave Nash a four-year contract, which is enough for Nash to play for a while. Boss Cai is not Dolan or a fool with a lot of money, so we can expect Nash to come up with something with the Nets.