Knicksfan1992 wrote:Im Coming Home wrote:Is Kerr kinda washed up now a days or is it just the Warriors roster being old
I think Ian was trolling a bit with that one but I'll bite because I'm not a big Kerr guy on multiple fronts
Kerr has basically never shown he can win without Steph. Nor has he shown a consistent ability to ever develop anybody. Almost all of Golden States first round picks have flipped or disappointed in the Kerr era.
He was a disaster in the FIBA world cup where they didn't medal with one of the most talented squads in the tournament and the US struggled in the Olympics but ultimately took the golf against France because Steph went nuclear. Take it for what it's worth.
He runs a very motion/modern triangle based system. Almost no pick and roll. It's very unique and tailored specifically to Steph's abilities.
When it's working well it looks great because it's an extremely fluid read and react brand of basketball. But it's a very hard system for players to adapt to because it takes a ton of off ball movement, IQ and screen setting to fit in. It's why he's had such struggles generating offense when Steph is off the floor in recent years.
It would be interesting experiment to see how this roster would be able to transition into a Kerr type offense. I could see him really unlocking a guy like Hart (a guy he played a ton in FIBA FWIW) for example but the lack of pick and roll and iso ball may be a really tough adjustment for Jalen (A guy who struggled at FIBA under Kerr)
Good insight.
I think KAT could thrive under Kerr as a passing big.
But yeah doubt he actually is gonna be allowed to come here anyways. I would worry about our defense under him. Brunson would be fine I think as he doesn't really rely on PnR too often just uses them to get a different defender on him