The Strongest Bishop, Since 1996

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Kobe Nash's physical fitness and technical level were not enough in the first two seasons, and he only officially began to reach his peak in the third year. Then you traded all the valuable assets in the team, except for your first-round rights and the first-round trade. He still had some control over the Warriors' offensive schedule at the time, and could play one and a half run-and-gun games under the rules at the time, while Kobe would give him more time to play and try to practice it within two seasons. He would select Tracy McGrady next season, and no matter how they match up, they would determine a duo and then reinforce the interior line with a high degree of defense. He would not have to worry about contract renewal in the future, and would have a certain guarantee for early results. It is a bit difficult for you to enter the playoffs now just relying on an old All-Star, Kobe Nash (who is a rookie who has not yet reached a certain level of technical skills and physical fitness, or even not very good). The offense is not good enough, and the defense should be considered at the bottom of the league at the time.