Warriors News: Curry is recognized, Cole and his son join forces, and Kumingga works hard

Curry was recognized by

Today, the WNBA (American Women's Basketball League) Indiana Fanatics vs. Golden State Valkyrie started. Before the game, Clark, the fanatics star, praised Stephen Curry, the iconic Golden State basketball figure, in an interview. Clark said: "I think Curry is one of the greatest basketball players of all time. He really changed the way he plays basketball. Although sometimes he and I think it's not a good thing for kids to shoot three-pointers, he is definitely an idol I always admire." Curry played in the NBA for 16 seasons, won four championships, won one FMVP and two MVPs, and was selected for the All-Star 11 times. Currently, Curry's three-point shooting numbers in both the regular season and the playoffs rank first in history.

It is worth mentioning that Clark is the hottest superstar in the WNBA, and she has the ability to shoot without blind spots in the half-time like Curry. It is quite difficult to get Clark's heartfelt praise and recognition. Before Curry rose, three-pointers in the NBA were not so popular, and his position in the inside was also very important; and when Curry began to emerge, the league structure had undergone earth-shaking changes, and more and more players began to make a large number of three-pointers. Even some traditional insiders tried to include outside shooting into their arsenal, and the era of small balls officially arrived; at the same time, Curry's crazy and eye-catching style of play also made players and basketball enthusiasts around the world obsessed with and imitate, shooting three-pointers swept every court like a Hurricane version. It can be said that Curry not only achieved great honors, but also actually promoted the development of basketball. He was well deserved by Clark as one of the greatest players.

Cole and his son joined forces

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Today, according to the American sports media ESPN, sources revealed that personnel changes were carried out within the Warriors. Warriors head coach Steve Cole officially joins Cole's coaching staff and will serve as an assistant coach in player development. In the 17-18 season, Nick Cole began working in the video department with the Spurs, and then transferred to the Warriors' video department in 20 years as video coordinator; in 23 years, Nick Cole became the head coach of Santa Cruz, a subsidiary of the Warriors' Development League team. Nick Cole has a total record of 59 wins and 44 losses in the Development League, making him the second most winning head coach in the history of the Santa Cruz Warriors.

It is undeniable that the Warriors' personnel changes are a bit humane and worldly. After all, Old Cole's contribution and status to the Warriors are here, so he must give him some face. However, we cannot deny Nick Cole's own efforts. It is understood that Nick Cole is very serious and responsible in his work, and always does everything himself, and inherits his father Steve Cole's excellent coaching genes, and his ability to arrange troops and respond to on-the-spot situations is remarkable. James and his son competed together in the same field, and Cole and his son joined hands to coach. Today's NBA is becoming more and more interesting.

Kuminga worked hard

Today, Warriors forward Jonathan Kuuminga updated social media and posted several training pictures of her. In the picture, Kumingga is performing various dribbling, shooting and confrontation finishing training with the help of trainers. Although she had been sweating profusely, Kumingga's eyes were full of perseverance and concentration. It is not difficult to see from Kumingga's thin figure and clear muscle lines that he maintained a high training frequency this offseason and put in a lot of effort in the training hall. This summer, Kumingga's rookie contract will expire. It is not known whether he will renew his contract with the Warriors or join other teams.

In the early and mid-term of the regular season this season, Kumingga's performance was remarkable and he also firmly took the position of the team's main player; but since his injury and the Warriors exchanged Butler, Kumingga's playing time and data performance have dropped rapidly, and he has even been DNP from time to time in the playoffs. It is undeniable that even if Kumingga is not the top in the league, he is definitely the best one. But his biggest problem is that the ball quotient is too low, and the sense of position and consciousness on both ends of the offense and defense is terrible. This is also an important reason why Kumingga gradually faded out of the rotation and was unable to get the Warriors' favorite contract. No matter what, it is worthy of recognition to have a hard-working attitude, and I hope he will have a good destination in the end.