Adelman plans to slow down the NBA Nuggets for the new season, and ESPN points out the brutal side

The Nuggets were not favored this year, fell through the outside glasses and the Thunder played the seventh game before they lost, and after winning the championship, they fell to the second round of the NBA playoffs in the West for two consecutive years.

Adelman plans to slow the Nuggets down the season for the new season.

'We have to go back to being a team based on execution.' Adelman pointed out that to win important games, you need to know how to slow down and play more efficiently. Adelman said that no matter what the analysis says, if you slow down and win in the playoffs, rather than just winning in the December regular season, he thinks it's fine.

Adelman said at a press conference that the competition in the West is only going to get tougher and that he must bring new ideas to the team and new excitement to the players. "Those are things that we're going to talk about all summer, including pre-season." Adelman said.

In addition to changing the style of play, Adelman also said that whether he is healthy or not is another major factor in whether he can go far in the playoffs, and bluntly said that teams that usually rush to good results at the beginning of the season have a better chance of welcoming the playoffs with a healthy lineup.

Nuggets owner Josh Kroenke also attended the press conference, looking back on this year's playoffs, he said that if you look at the teams that have not been eliminated yet, you will want to say a little luck, a little more help, and the eliminated will not be the Nuggets, but the fact is a foregone conclusion, they need to think about how to help the team improve.

Krenko also agreed with Jokic, believing that the current roster can't challenge for a championship, so they will find a way to raise the team's ceiling. However, "ESPN" pointed out the cruel side, the Nuggets have no draft picks this year, and it is difficult to increase the depth of the roster through trades without breaking up the starting five.