Cole: Kuming s ball-like style is difficult to match Curry & Butler. He should learn from Marion

Recently, Warriors head coach Cole was interviewed and talked about Kuminga's development direction.

He said: "I always feel that the type of player Jonathan Cumingga needs to be. In fact, I have mentioned many times in the past that Sean Marion is an extremely outstanding and typical example. With his outstanding athletic ability, he keeps running around the court, continuously forms a pressure on the basket, actively compete for every offensive rebound, cut accurately to the dunk point... and then jump high and completes the dunk in an extremely explosive manner. The defensive end , He has the ability and qualities to defend against players at any position. For me, this is the direction he really fits and should strive to achieve. And our entire team has been promoting his continuous development and progress towards that clear goal. "

"I have always felt that for young players, growing up sometimes needs to go through a gradual process in their career evolution. Aaron Gordon is an extremely appropriate example He spent a long time with the Orlando Magic. At that time, he was extremely eager to be the team's main scorer and number one player, and achieved some phased results to a certain extent. This situation is quite similar to the current experience of Kumingga. Perhaps it was not until he joined the Denver Nuggets that he truly found his own role positioning, and then clarified himself, and clarified the roles he should play in the team and the effectiveness of his performance. "

" As far as the current situation is concerned, Kumingga is It is a ball-controlling player on the court, with a top 8% use rate this season. It must be said that such a value is really high. Just imagine, in a team with players like Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, the actual situation is: Curry needs to hold the ball to lead the offense, and Butler also needs to hold the ball to develop tactics, which is self-evident. So in this case, his overall adaptability to the team has undoubtedly become a difficult problem that needs to be solved urgently."