Warriors inside crisis: Cole s obsession makes the two champions leave the team inside, Curry is trapped and helpless

Nowadays, the most significant problem facing the Warriors is the lack of strength in the inside. This offseason, fans are looking forward to the team strengthening this weak link, but head coach Steve Cole inadvertently prompted two inside players who have contributed a lot to the team's championship to lose outward. First of all, Kevin Rooney, the veteran who won the three-time championship, still has not renewed his contract with the team, and he is also quite dissatisfied with the Warriors team and Cole. In addition, champion center Al Horford has made it clear that he wants to join the Warriors, but according to a follow-up reporter, Horford's failure to get a promise of playing time at Cole made him hesitate whether to go to other teams to play.

It can be seen that Cole has undoubtedly become the "cancer" of the Warriors, making the team's inside line a deserted area. He seems to have a natural resistance to big inside players, which has led to the team's lack of strong inside support during the game. As the core player of the team, Curry has also suffered a lot over the years. The Warriors' inside power has always been difficult to effectively improve, and those inside players who performed well have been traded one after another. The situation like this made Warriors fans very angry, and social media was filled with dissatisfaction with Cole. Many people think that Cole's stubborn refusal to use tall inside is completely blind. Other teams are making adjustments based on actual conditions, while the Warriors are blindly sticking to the small lineup style, which is incomprehensible.

It is conceivable that Curry's helplessness is at the peak of his state, but he is exhausted due to the lack of strength in the inside. There are always problems at critical moments, which undoubtedly casts a shadow on his career. In the absence of strong inside players, the team is at a disadvantage in rebounding confrontation, and it seems extremely difficult to win the game.

At present, the Warriors' management is also in confusion and does not know how to deal with the current problems. If Cole's fighting philosophy continues to be supported, the embarrassment of empty inside will not be solved, and the team's overall performance will be difficult to improve. If Cole is forced to change his tactical direction, it may have a negative impact on the overall tactical system. Therefore, for the Warriors, the inside problem is obviously a difficult problem. Let us wait and see what measures will the management take to resolve this dilemma.