CP3 "was" a top 10 PG, he is no longer there at all and there are plenty of other better point guards right now, the problem is that Kerr may have some problems on the long run if he keeps thinking that he could keep CP3 benched for too long, he is going to be forced to play him and the situation could be decent if curry was a good defender but he is not, he is pure offense type of guy.
What I think he means to do is to get Draymond and CP3 different minutes as much as he can, or even same times for short period of times, and get klay and curry running around and CP3 to find them open, he will be the ball arrier and pass guy, and then find people with open shots. That "may" work, but it is going to be tough to handle.
Budgeting the minutes will be the first problem of Coach Steve Kerr. I really doubt CP3 would like to just sit there and heat the bench. Well, last season he did make Steph Curry rest a lot of minutes so I think that is where CP3 will get his own.
What's your take on what Noah Lyles said about the NBA?
Here is his statement.
"You know what hurts me the most is that I have to watch the NBA Finals, and they have 'world champion' on their head. World champion of what? The United States?" Lyles questioned. "Don't get me wrong. I love the US at times. But that ain't the world.
"We [World Athletics Championships] are the world. We have almost every country out here fighting and thriving and putting on a flag to show that they are represented. There ain't no flags in the NBA."
IMO, this is what sometimes confuses me when a league in the USA announces a team as the world champion. He actually has a point but I think the delivery was just harsh.
Champions in one of the biggest leagues in the world. When you make it short, that's a world champion.
There are already a lot of NBA players who reacted to what he said. Most of them are also harsh returns. A good explanation will be a better answer than fighting fire with fire.