Irving is fully fired, pointing his finger directly at Durant, asking him to give Nash the statement as the head coach

When it comes to mentioning the three Nets giants composed of Durant, Irving and Harden, many fans feel sorry for them. The three are the strongest offensive combination in NBA history. Fans even joke that there is no need for defense. The three people can defeat their opponents by relying on the offensive end.

Unfortunately, such a powerful team fell apart due to the conflicts between the generals and the conflicts between the players and the injuries. At that time, Irving was unhappy with the team because he was unwilling to get vaccinated and could not play personally. Durant was injured and was well-behaved. Almost all the team relied on Harden as a cattle in the regular season. Harden does not receive enough respect in this team and does not have the right to speak. The conflict with head coach Nash is even more on the table. Anyone who speaks for Harden in the team will be suppressed by the coaching staff. Durant pretends to be invisible and allows Nash to do whatever he deserves, and the team will eventually disintegrate.

Durant and Nash secretly blamed Irving on the team's problems on the show some time ago. Irving does have big problems, but he is unwilling to bear the reputation of disbanding the team. He directly said in the live broadcast that he didn't know that Nash would become the head coach. Chu talked to Durant about everything, but he did not mention that the head coach was Nash. This question should be answered after Durant was ready. Irving also said that Nash personally admitted that he reserved his opinion on coaching. Obviously, Irving was fully fired and aimed directly at Durant and Nash.

Everyone knows that Nash was Durant who brought the Nets, because when he was with the Warriors, Nash chose to support him. It's unreasonable to have a rookie coach in the Big Three. At first, D'Antoni and Uduka were responsible for offense and defense. Later, Nash scolded D'Antoni in public and led to his resignation. Uduka also switched to the Celtics, and gave the Nets a 4-0 sweep in the first round of the playoffs. Nash has always refused to recognize his mistakes, and the good team of the Big Three was left in his hands, but he was disbanded.

Obviously Durant is Nash's biggest supporter, or in order to repay Nash's support for himself at the Warriors, but the price of this reward is too heavy. If he can change his head coach as soon as possible, the three of them may have won the championship long ago.