One happy and one sad! New Nets player scored 8 points in 6 minutes, Harden retired from injury again, fans: Nash dismissed from get out of class

The Nets are both happy and worried. The happy thing is that Alize Johnson is still capable and worth cultivating. The 24-year-old new player, who is 2.01 meters tall, played against the Knicks. He scored 8 points in 6 minutes in the second quarter, and also had 3 rebounds and 1 assist. His performance was very efficient.

Johnson missed a layup at the beginning of the second quarter, but he quickly adjusted his condition and scored 2 points on an air cut after receiving a pass from Irving. Afterwards, the Titan once again received a pass from Irving and made a drift shot. Johnson's performance was not over yet. With the help of Irving, he hit a reverse layup while traveling. Johnson's confidence came back, and he scored again with a drift shot. This time the pass was from Cabaro.

Despite Johnson's high offensive efficiency and good rebound protection, Nash still replaced him. Maybe Nash thinks Johnson is inexperienced and doesn't have the ability to open up space. After all, his three-pointers are unreliable.

Johnson still performed well in the second half. He scored 23 points and 15 rebounds in 33 minutes against the Jazz last time, winning the support of many Nets fans.

The Nets can consider keeping Johnson. He is over 2 meters tall, only 24 years old, has room for improvement, and his salary requirements are not high.

What is worrying is that Harden was injured again. The iron man felt uncomfortable again less than 5 minutes after playing against the Knicks. He voluntarily asked to leave the game and returned to the locker room.

Before the game, Nash also vowed that Harden would be fine and his playing time would be unlimited, but he was quickly slapped in the face. Many fans believe that the head coach overdrafted Harden, so they all said: Nash is dismissed from get out of class. He is the Nets' biggest shortcoming.

There is a saying that Nash did overuse Harden. Harden's average playing time with the Rockets in the past four regular seasons has been controlled at about 36 minutes per game. However, when he came to the Nets, he was assigned to play nearly 40 minutes.

Harden doesn't care about MVP, he just wants to win the championship. Under such circumstances, Nash should sacrifice the Nets' regular season results and let Harden rest more to reserve strength for the playoffs.

In addition, Nash's personnel arrangement is also unsatisfactory. Many fans said they could not understand that a loser like Cabaro could be included in the rotation, and a capable player like Johnson could not be reused.

However, from the current point of view, the Nets have no intention of changing coaches. They believe that Nash will grow into a famous coach and lead the team to win the championship.