The problem with this is, he has the worst plus/minus in nearly every game in plays in. This has been a trend ever since his rookie season. Every single lineup he's in, he drowns. Nothing ever good comes when he's on the floor; there isn't anything he does remotely well, he can't even consistently carry out simple basketball actions.
The starters played poorly, but then in came Wiseman, and they looked even worse, all against guys who're lucky to even be in a NBA rotation. The starters have the best net-rating in the league, so it's completely nonsensical to compare them to Wiseman tanking every lineup he's in, even with Steph -
He's essentially the only player over the last decade to have a negative plus/minus while sharing the court with Steph, and he's done it in two seasons now.
He had the worst plus/minus in 2020 on the team, and he has the worst plus/minus now in 2022 (currently the worst in the league).
And how bad do you think that makes Wiseman when he can't even benefit playing alongside Steph? He's historically bad. You claim Draymond isn't shyt without Steph, well, Wiseman isn't shyt even WITH Steph.You keep bringing up a system as if it’s something that works when Steph Curry doesn’t play. Newsflash: the entire team looks like GARBAGE.
No one benefits from anything except Steph Curry spoon feeding them open looks by either his passing or gravity on the floor. Use that head of yours for something other than a hat rack
No shyt the system needs Steph, because it revolves around his efforts. If you haven't noticed the Warriors have never been the most talented team, it's how they've harnessed Steph's ability to make the other players better, players that wouldn't thrive elsewhere the same. Why the fukk do you think nearly every player that has come through GS over the last 7-8 years has played career-best ball?
You keep trying to use this as a stain against Kerr or whatever bullshyt agenda you want to layer, but that's what great coaches do. They give their players the best platform to perform on. It's why someone Draymond has been as effective on offense as he has been because of the system that Kerr instilled. It's why the Warriors only had one legitimate big man in their rotation last season and won a title. Great players are behind every great coach - where would Phil be without MJ/Kobe, where would Pop be without Duncan? Constantly deflecting with this nonsense that you don't apply to other coaches isn't going to take away from the fact you've been wrong every single step of the way about this team and the players on it.
And I mean, literally, everything.
When are you going to be a man once in your [online character] life and admit you got it horribly wrong with Wiseman?
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because he said Wiseman wasn’t good 
