The reason why Kumingga Cole is difficult to coexist is revealed: The coach wants Kumingga to learn from Marion, but he is too rebellious

There are many problems with stars and coaches in the NBA, some because of their disagreement in character, and some because of different tactical concepts. Doncic was dissatisfied with Carlisle's strict coaching, and eventually forced Carlisle to send off, but the Pacers and Halliburton got the bargain. He created a powerful Pacers, and his top offense and defense also allowed the Pacers to see hope of winning. Many times, some old coaches have coached for many years, and their ability and insights are better. Many young people should follow their suggestions. The Warriors are also facing such problems now. Cole and Kumingga are incompatible, which also puts the boss Rakob in a dilemma. If he renews his contract with a big contract, it will be especially tough when the regular season begins. As long as Curry and Butler are there, Kumingga will definitely be abandoned and he will not be able to perform as he deserves his salary. If he does not renew his contract, then leaving Kumingga with such talent in vain is also a kind of injury. After all, he has performed well in the playoffs.

In the playoffs, especially after Curry was injured in the second round of the playoffs, Cole had no choice but to use Cole, otherwise the team would not even have players who could score. In this case, Cole averaged 20 points per game. Relying on his outstanding performance, he proved his talent. Many times, Cole didn't give him a chance. It's not that he didn't have the ability. He was the best player in the Warriors' series in the second round, and he could also limit Edwards one-on-one.

Therefore, Kumingga has also received the attention of many teams. Now the Bulls and Nets are teams that are interested in him. If the Warriors do not renew their contract, then these two teams will most likely send olive branches. But judging from the current situation, Kohl is obviously stronger in the Warriors than Kuminga. After all, this is a 4-Champion coach, and he has created a pass-through system around Curry. Curry is still in the team. Considering this, the Warriors will not choose to give up Kohl.

So is there a possibility that the two sides will reconcile? Cole and Kumingga reconciled, which is difficult because the two sides have different ideas. Zhu Meng talked about this issue on a personal show before. He said: I think Kumingga is an amazing player, but as for whether it is in the Warriors or other teams, it will be decided by him and his team. The fact that has been proven is that Cole knows how to win. Kumingga has an amazing talent, but the two cannot coexist. This kind of thing is very common and often happens in the league.

The reason for the two of them is that the US media previously stated that Curry ran out of an open position in the last round of the regular season, but Kumingga did not give the ball, which completely annoyed Cole, which made him abandoned directly. Recently, the famous reporter Sam reposted a message about Kumingga on social media: his coach Cole has always asked him to focus on empty cuts, defense and adaptability on the court, but he specializes in finding trainers who only teach the opposite.

Sam said: Since Kumingga played a masterpiece in Chicago, one of the names Cole repeatedly mentioned in front of him is Sean Marion. He hopes Kumingga will develop in this direction and become an excellent breakthrough player, able to defend all positions in the game, and can actively grab rebounds, be able to run all the game and do not require too much tactical design. Kumingga is willing to grab more rebounds to drive enthusiasm on the court, but he still wants to be a ball holder in his bones, and he has always been using this kind of thinking to improve himself.

This is very clear. Cole wants Kumingga to play a role like Sanzhu, similar to Marion. His key tasks are defense and fast attacks. The offensive end is more about playing without the ball, and he will win around Curry. But Kumingga wants to become the absolute core of the team and as a ball holder to drive the team. To be honest, based on his current abilities and ball quotients, as a ball holder, it is simply a dream to lead the Warriors to the championship. Cole has his own opinions on each player, and it can only be said that Kumingga can't see himself clearly.

If you put it in a reconstruction team, Kumingga can indeed play the role of a ball-holder, and he is also talented to score 20+ per game, but the Warriors obviously don't need this kind of Kumingga. They already have two top ball-holders, Butler and Curry, and there is no need for other players who can hold the ball. If it is really not suitable, I don’t think the Warriors boss has to worry about it. Kumingga has his own ideas. If he is given a big contract to stay in the team and Cole still doesn’t give him a chance, then there may be conflicts in the locker room, which will be even more troublesome.

The Warriors' primary purpose in the offseason is to strengthen the height of the inside, and then increase the lineup thickness to reduce Curry's running consumption. I think using Kumingga to sign first and then exchange is a good choice. He can help the Warriors exchange for suitable players, such as exchanging from the Nets to Clarkston, exchanging from the Bulls to the God of War, etc. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current Warriors? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.