How much credit does Kerr have for the Warriors to be where they are today?

Although many people don't think highly of Kerr, thinking that he just stole the fruits of Mark Jackson's middle and bottom, but he was able to lead the Warriors to the Finals in all three years of the competitive West, won 2 championships, and created the best 73-9 regular season record in history, Kerr can be said to be the godfather of the "super team" Warriors, and is very promising to establish a Warriors dynasty, the Warriors can have today's achievements, Kerr accounts for at least half of the credit. First of all, it's almost the same lineup, in Mark Jackson's hands, the Warriors are only sixth in the West, the first round of the playoffs, and in the first season of Kerr's ownership, the Warriors are among the championship teams and have the first regular season record. In addition to the growth of Curry, Thompson, Green and others, what is more important is the "Death Five" system that Kerr injected into the Warriors, under Kerr, all players can play to their strengths and avoid weaknesses and give full play to their advantages, "Splash Brothers" has become the most terrifying three-point player in history, Curry has won the regular season MVP, and Green, who is "not three or four" in stature, has become the best defensive player who can defend from the No. 1 position to the No. 5 position, and the veteran Iguodala was put on the bench. became the team's best sixth man, and in the 15-year Finals, he could rely on the magical performance of James on both offensive and defensive ends to become an FMVP.

Before the Warriors, there had never been a team that could rely on three-pointers to win championships, and Kerr turned that on its head. Secondly, Kerr, who studied under Zen masters Jackson and Popovich, learned a solid offensive and defensive tactical system from these two coaches, whether it is Curry or Green, or Durant, they are only part of the team's tactical system, and like Popovich, with a strong system as a guarantee, even if a player is injured, the team's record will not be greatly affected. <>

Without Durant, without Curry, your ten Kerr are useless.

Cole is the best in the history of the opponent's tactics.

Does the Warriors' tactics, execution ability, and ability to play without Kerr?

At the level of the playoffs, Kerr's previous coach who led the Warriors was Mark Jackson, and under his leadership, the Warriors were sixth in the West for 2 consecutive seasons, and once eliminated the third Nuggets from the next rank.

There was another time in the absence of Boggart, and the Spurs, who later won the championship, reached Game 7, which is still very tough.

It's just that there are some problems with their offense, it was Curry who held the ball at the time, but it took too much energy, and Thompson and Barnes were comfortable without the ball, which caused their offense to play very hard.

And their defense, at that time, mainly relied on David Lee and Bogut, David Lee's offense was okay, but the defense was poor, and Bogut was too easy to get injured.

So the owner of the Warriors got rookie coach Kerr, Kerr is a person with a high EQ and IQ, after he became the coach of the Warriors, he first visited all the players of the Warriors, established contact with the players, and laid the foundation for the good atmosphere of the Warriors later.

He also praised Curry, the core of the team, appeased Thompson, who was mired in trade rumors, and reassured Barnes to play well, elevating him to the team's starting position.

With Green replacing David Lee, who was not good defensively, the Warriors' defense and offense have gone to a new level, and the Death Five has officially taken shape.

So that season, the Warriors made a blockbuster, with a 21-3 record in the opening 23 games, including 16 consecutive wins, and he successfully further improved the good foundation left by Jackson, the core Curry broke out, and the power of the Splash Brothers was also maximized.

Kerr is actually more good at communicating with players, and many players lamented the harmony of the team's locker room atmosphere after arriving at the Warriors, and a good locker room atmosphere also made the Warriors have an excellent record, so they won the championship, and later attracted Durant to join, winning three championships in four years.

Before Kerr came to the Warriors, the Warriors' tactical system was far from mature. In the 2013-14 season, the Warriors had the league's lowest number of passes. At that time, Jackson's tactic was to give the ball to Curry.

Before Kerr came to the Warriors, the Warriors were already showing signs of a rise in Mark. Under Coach Jackson, the Splash Brothers are shining brightly, and the Warriors' defense is also excellent.

Before Kerr went to the Warriors, the Warriors' combat system was not yet mature, and when Kerr arrived with the Warriors, he changed his tactics and formation and arranged according to everyone's strengths to make the Warriors go to the next level.

Achieve each other. Kerr's offensive philosophy has helped the Warriors become a strong team in the league, and the Warriors have built a galactic fleet for Kerr through constant roster additions.

I think Kerr's coaching ability is still very good, but I think it was the Warriors who made Kerr, because the Warriors were very strong, and no matter which coach could lead the Warriors to victory.

I think Kerr and the Warriors should achieve each other, and it is very difficult to win the championship, so without the Warriors' lineup, it is also very difficult for Kerr to win the championship. The reason why some people question Kerr is because after Klay Thompson's injury, the Warriors' record has been relatively poor, but in fact, their lineup is still quite good, they just can't play.

Because the strength of the Warriors is strong enough, the cooperation is good, and the lineup is good enough, Kerr is only a supporting role, of course, it also has a good role, and the strength of the players is brought into full play.

Mainly because the Warriors are more obedient and more united, so the effect is very good.

Kerr's Warriors have a good record because the Warriors players have a very high level of chemistry and cooperate very well.

The Warriors spent seven to eight years on the roster to lay the foundation. Coupled with tactical foresight, excellence is normal.

Because Kerr's tactical system is a good fit for the Warriors, the Warriors' offense plays smoothly and brings out the most effect; Kerr's Warriors team has pitchers like Curry and Klay, as well as defensive giants like Dream Green, all of whom are his right-hand men, so the Warriors have a good record.

Because the Warriors have two peak MVPs Curry and Durant, the all-time shooter Thompson, and the best defensive player Green, such a lineup will not be bad for any coach.

How much credit does Warriors Rise Kerr have? The NBA's official website has revealed the answer

The Warriors' rise to prominence was amazing, with 51 wins in the regular season in 2013-2014 and a 4-3 win in the playoffs by the Clippers in the first round, and a top-tier team in the 2014-2015 season, winning 67 in the regular season and winning the championship. Over the next two seasons, the Warriors won 73 and 67 wins in the regular season, and reached back-to-back finals and won the 2016-2017 championship.

There are many factors that have contributed to the rapid rise of the Warriors, one of which is that they chose Kerr as their head coach, so how much credit does Kerr have? Just look at the data given by the NBA's official website.

According to the NBA's official website, the 2013-2014 season of the Warriors (coached by Mark Jackson) averaged points per game in the regular season (10th in the league), 12th in the league in offensive efficiency, and 3rd in the league in defensive efficiency), and by the 2014-2015 season (coached by Kerr), the average points per game became 110 (1st in the league). Offensive efficiency became No. 2 in the league), and defensive efficiency became No. 1 in the league).

In the 2013-2014 season, the Warriors averaged the league's lowest passes per game, 8th in assists per game, and miles traveled per game (16th in the league). He averaged 26 points per game (17th in the league). By the 2014-2015 season, it was ranked 9th in the league in passes per game, 1st in assists per game, and miles traveled per game (4th in the league).

He averaged points per game (4th in the league).

There are many changes in the Warriors, so I won't list them all here. Through these changes, it can be seen that Kerr's coaching has made a huge change in the Warriors' style of play, making the Warriors from a team with very few passes and not running actively to a team with excellent ball sharing and active running, which has brought about a large increase in the number of assists for the Warriors, an increase in off-ball scoring, a significant increase in offensive efficiency, and a stronger defense. Curry, Klay, and Green have all benefited and grown from this style of play.

As a result, the Warriors went from being a mid-table team to a top-tier team.

Eighty percent is his credit!

The Warriors aren't worried about how good their opponents are, and Kerr is worried about the Warriors

While everyone was preparing for the playoffs, the NBA regular season was still going on. On April 6, 2018, Beijing time, the Warriors lost to the Pacers on the road, and before the game was over, Kerr called off the main team, and the game went into garbage time. It's not that the Warriors don't have a chance to win this game, but Kerr chose to give up early.

Kerr was unhappy with the team's main performance in the process. Especially at the beginning of the game, the opponent was strong and played an attack wave, and the Warriors did not respond in time, and Kerr was very annoyed about this matter. After the game, Kerr also said that the team did not have a good grasp of some details, including a sense of urgency for the game, and the Warriors need to increase their hunger for victory, although the playoffs are just around the corner, and the focus is on the playoffs.

The Warriors' recent poor record is mainly due to two direct causes. The first is to compete with the Rockets for the first place in the West, and of course, now the Warriors are defeated. The Warriors disrupted their plans because of the confrontation with the Rockets, and they could have rested in the main rotation, but Kerr did not do so.

It wasn't until the Warriors' main force couldn't hold up and Curry had a big problem injury that the Warriors decided to adjust their strategic plan. Don't fight the Rockets for the top spot, give the home court advantage to the Rockets. The Warriors chose the fitness of the players, and it was clear that this option was the best fit for now.

Another reason is that the Warriors' roster is not complete, especially Curry's absence, which has changed the team's system to a certain extent.

Of course, this thing is not something that Cook can solve by how many points he gets. Cook, who took the starting point guard position, also played well, and he kept hitting shots, some of which were still crucial. But the impact on the system still doesn't reach the level that it did when Curry was there.

That's the distance between a player and a star. Kerr is also figuring out how the team can change in the process, and from today's loss to the Pacers, Kerr should be a little worried. If Curry doesn't play in the first round of the playoffs, will the Warriors be able to make it through?

Curry wouldn't have recovered as well if he had been there. However, this is not what the Warriors are most worried about, and the Warriors have worse news than Curry's injury.

The Warriors' 106-126 loss to the Pacers on the road today was the eighth time the Warriors have conceded at least 125 points in a single game this season, and the most games the team has conceded at least 125 points in the last seven years. The team has given the Rockets the No. 1 in the West and the No. 1 offensive efficiency to the Rockets, and now the decline in defensive efficiency can be described as worse. How to fight like this?

Jazz interior Gerber has also said that the Warriors Green did not play with the defensive intensity that he did last season. The Warriors' Klay was also directly blown up by Oladipo, what happened to these defensive titans? Both the individual defense and the team's defensive system are full of holes, and offense is not what the Warriors are worried about, defense is the key.