Herod has been with the Warriors for more than a dozen games, but the effect on the Warriors is not particularly good, so many fans believe that not all players are suitable for the Warriors' system and are compatible with Curry. Schroder's 5-8 record after Schroder joined the Warriors basically declars the plan a failure.

Why is Schroder a player who doesn't fit the Warriors? Actually, it's easy to understand, when we carefully summarize Schroder's career style of play, you will find that he needs a player with a lot of the ball in his hands, and he is a player who needs to play a lot of pick-and-rolls. But the Warriors' system is completely contrary to his style, and the Warriors' offensive system in the half court is constantly moving the ball and moving the ball quickly, which makes Schroder not have much time and opportunity to play the pick-and-roll, and he also needs to participate in this kind of quick rotation ball.

If you look closely at Schroeder's half-court offense, you will find that when he plays comfortable goals, he relies more on the mid-range after the pick-and-roll. First of all, Schroder is not a particularly stable player for three-point shooting, the Warriors often have free opportunities outside the three-point line after a lot of rotation and transfer, and Schroder is a player who is not good at catching and shooting three-pointers, so you will find that when Schroder gets an open shot opportunity after rotating the ball, he will not shoot immediately, he still habitually dribbles to find rhythm, and then go to shoot in the middle distance, he has no shooting determination outside the three-point line.

So Schroder and the Warriors' system are not a good match, and he and Curry can't survive well. Because when the two of them are on the floor at the same time, the team's tactical core revolves around Curry, and Schroder's style of play is very awkward. As a player on the short side, he doesn't have good defensive ability, and he is not very good at catching and shooting. After Curry went off, Kerr did not change the system, creating a pick-and-roll style of play with Schroder as the core. Therefore, after Schroder came to the Warriors, it was equivalent to changing a new style of play, which made him very uncomfortable, and naturally his state would decline significantly.

The players who are compatible with the Warriors are the kind of players who play simply and efficiently, and the kind of 3-and-D players who can catch the ball and shoot directly. I wonder what the fans think?