Averaged 10 points in the last 5 games! Do you still want to replace Curry and become the leader of the Warriors? No wonder his teammates laughed at him

On November 19, the NBA regular season continued. In the game that just ended, the Warriors lost to the Magic 113-121. Before this game, the Warriors had won three consecutive games. They faced the Magic without Banchero. They thought the team could win easily, but they were defeated by their opponents. Curry and Butler tried their best in this game, but they really couldn't find a third player who could share the offensive pressure for them.

In this game, Curry made 12 of 23 shots, 7 of 15 three-pointers, and scored 34 points, 3 rebounds, 9 assists, and 3 steals. In this game, Curry reached a milestone, and his career total points ranked 22nd in history. Butler also performed well in this game, scoring 10 of 16, 33 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals. However, except for the dual-core, no one else in the team scored more than 12 points. On the other hand, the Magic scored 15+ points with 5 players: Bane scored 23 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists, Xiaova scored 18 points, 8 rebounds, and Carter Jr. scored 17 points and 12 rebounds.

Seeing this, some Warriors fans may say: Don’t the Warriors still have their young players? Kuminga was absent in this game. Moody, who scored 30+ points in the last game, did not perform well in this game. He scored 6 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals on 2-of-6 shooting. Moody is a 3D player. You can't always count on him to stand up. To be honest, among the young players on the team, Cole trusts Bojem more, followed by Kuminga, and finally Moody.

Bojem is jokingly called by many Warriors fans as the prince appointed by Cole. Cole has always liked to reuse him, and even in some games, he played more minutes than Curry and Butler. Previously, Bojie had always been the starter, but after the disastrous defeat to the Thunder, team veterans Butler, Dream Chaser and others put pressure on him. In the end, Bojie came to the bench. After entering the bench, he thought that Bojim, who had more ball rights, would be able to perform better. As a result, his performance was very eye-catching.

In this campaign, he made 2 of 7 shots and scored 5 points and 6 rebounds. At the last moment, he tried to score a layup, but was blocked by Suggs. After entering the bench, Bojem averaged 10 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game. Looking at the data alone, as a substitute, it is still good, but this is too different from Bojem's own requirements and the team's expectations of him. The 10 points per game were played with the wind, but not against the wind. Previously, against the Spurs, he scored 6 points from 7 shots in the game.

The reason why Podger is favored by Cole is that on the one hand, Podger is more comprehensive. Podger has the ability to hold the ball and pass the ball. He is also very active and can rush for rebounds. Cole I have always liked this kind of snake oil, so I gave him more playing opportunities. The second reason is that Bojim is good at flattering horses. He always likes to praise the team's stars and coaches in front of the media. Because he pays attention to protecting veterans, Cole also likes him very much.

But Bojem's shortcomings are also very obvious. Although he can do everything, he is not good at anything, and he likes to hold the ball and stick to it, so it often affects the team's offense. For this reason, the Warriors moved him to the bench. As long as he is more determined and does not make extra plays for himself, Moody will not be able to replace him in the starting position. And this player is not recognized by his teammates in the locker room.

The reason for this problem is that Bojem previously stated in an interview that he hopes to replace Curry's role and become the new face of the Warriors. It was precisely because of these words that he aroused dissatisfaction among his teammates. Many teams had laughed at him privately in the locker room. Although the US media did not say who laughed at him, there is a high probability that it will be the veterans. It is good for young players to have confidence, but if they are blindly confident, they will be laughed at.

If he wants to become a historical player like Curry, Bojem obviously does not have the ability. Even if he works hard, he will not reach such a height. After all, the NBA is still a league that depends on talent. All-star players are only close to the starting point of players of Curry's level. Bojem estimates that based on his ability, he will not reach the height of an All-Star until he retires. Back then, Kobe was able to rank among the top ten in history through hard work, not because he relied purely on hard work, but because his talent was already very good. Kobe fell to the 13th pick in the high school draft.

The biggest problem for the Warriors now is that they do not have a third scoring point. Kuminga obviously does not have such an ability, and Bojie is even worse. If Moody can develop a more stable three-pointer. He can be the team's wing option. After all, his defense is good enough. I think if the Warriors want to chase the championship this season, then sending Kuminga away at the trade deadline in exchange for a good third-stringer will be a good choice.

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