Besides the fact that they don’t have a KD/Steph/Giannis-level player, there’s team almost totally lacks the ability to shoot, which is why defense and physicality is their identity. THAT’s why their offense is poor, not cause they’re not being coached. I watched Stephen Silas, JBB pre-Cavs, and Kevin McHale here, I’m pretty sure I know what bad coaching looks like, whether you have the capable offensive players or not.
You don't need a KD, Steph, Giannis etc level player to run an offense.
I ain't trying to hear this shyt when GS had to force Buddy Hield into being the #2 option in Game 3 (with Jimmy being out), and the Rockets still couldn't generate more offense than them. I ain't trying to hear this shyt when Houston's biggest strength (their frontcourt) is the Warriors' biggest weakness, yet Ime can't even devise a gameplan that exposes that unfathomable advantage.
Houston have the 4 best bigs in this series, meanwhile, the Warriors frontcourt is essentially a 35-year-old Draymond (the corpse of Looney, a second round rookie and TJD wouldn't even crack the Rockets' rotation).
In fact, let's take it a step further - the Rockets have 5-6 players taller than Draymond, yet the only way they've been able to capatilize on this is grabbing more rebounds. They haven't forced the Warriors into switches, they haven't used actions to get their bigs rolling to the rim, they haven't used actions to get the likes of Jabari open shots. They haven't done a damn thing to expose arguably the worst frontcourt rotation in the playoffs.
They've got 5 lottery picks on their squad, so I ain't trying to hear it.
