The Warriors ruthlessly ban Durant s return path: We don t need you, Curry Green s chemistry is priceless!

When the news that Durant might be placed on the trading shelves shocked the league, the old club Golden State Warriors' response was like a basin of ice water pouring on all fantasies - the team's senior executives made a firm statement: "We don't need Durant." Dream Chasing Green) and Curry have established a championship-level chemistry. "

This slap from the old club completely tore the most dramatic "prodigal son back" script in the NBA. When Durant left with two FMVP trophys 6 years ago, he probably never thought he would be rejected in such a bad way. Behind the determination of the Warriors' management, there is a proposition as unsolvable as Green's formula: When Curry and Green led Wiggins and Looney and other "Durant's post-Durant era" teams to win another championship, Durant's value system to the Warriors had already completely collapsed.

The Warriors' rejection declaration is essentially " The ultimate negation of the Durant model. The team declared with action: Compared with the personal abilities of superstars, they value the blood bonds that Curry and Green have been tempered for ten years - the tacit understanding of tactics with just one look, the synergy that is not bad for the defensive end when rotating, and the trust that does not require words in desperate situations. These chemical reactions that cannot be quantified with data are the real lifeline of the Warriors dynasty. When Durant landed in the Bay Area in 2016, he enjoyed the dividends of a mature system; now when the system has been rebuilt into the Durant, he has become a "wind" that may destroy the chemical reaction The risk factor.

Durant is suffering from the ultimate embarrassment of historic stars: when the team he took the initiative to leave, he once again reached the top with his original core lineup after he left, this is equivalent to announcing the "shortcut" he chose that year, and instead became a reverse shackle of self-provement. What's more cruel is that Curry's absolute core position under the Warriors' new system is more prominent than Durant's period - the scene of Curry's monopoly of FMVP in the 2022 Finals is like a silent deconstruction of Durant's two "hiker champions" trophysics.

The Warriors' decision reveals the contemporary NBA team building philosophy Important turn to learning: In an era when superstars are repeatedly defeated, the team began to reassess the weight of "chemical reactions". The lessons of the collapse of the Suns' Big Three are the first, and the struggle of the Bucks Lillard Antetokounmpo made the Warriors more confident that instead of taking the risk of breaking up the championship team to welcome the super giant, it is better to protect the core ecology that has been proven successful. The miracle of Curry and Green's pair of partners who can still maintain offensive and defensive dominance for ten years is itself the most powerful counterattack against the "Superstar Quick Achievement Theory". The moment when Durant was publicly rejected by his old club marks the entry of a new era of the NBA's power game. When Alexanders strongly demanded sky-high contracts with their peak data, and when Morants challenged historical authority with their wild words, Durant's experience revealed the fragile nature of superstar power - the team began to learn to say "no" to superstars, especially when the superstar's halo may obscur the light of the system. The Warriors' statement is like a cruel industry notice: No one is irreplaceable, and the true dynasty genes are always deeply embedded in the souls who are willing to fill each other's position.

Perhaps Durant will eventually find a new owner, but the Warriors' ban has already rewritten the rules of superstar politics. When Curry and Green laughed at the high fives and laughed in the Golden State locker room, the door that Durant had pushed open four years ago is now closed forever in the most humiliating way. Green's formula finally completed the ultimate closed loop in the real world: we were the champions before you come, and we were the champions after you leave- and now, we chose not to come back.