Cole: Saying Butler takes less action is like saying James passes the ball at a critical moment. That s the right choice

Recently, Warriors head coach Cole was interviewed and talked about Butler.

He said: "I think Jimmy Butler, he is a hidden superstar. When you look at him from a distance, from a technical and athletic perspective, he won't be particularly eye-catching all of a sudden. But as long as you spend a few days with him, you'll see his influence. You'll see how powerful he is, how smart he is, how well he moves. He rarely makes mistakes. And he's very smart, and he reminds me of Iguodala in the way he reads the game."

"The main thing Jimmy Butler wants to do most is pass. And you know me, I believe that passing is the key to the game, I really think so. In our most successful teams, we have always had excellent passers, players who can pass the ball and have insight into the game. They understand that a good pass, whether it forms an assist or not, can activate an offensive opportunity. A few good passes in an offense mean that your defense is well arranged, and the game is smooth and coherent. Jimmy Butler can Do all of that. That's why we started to win. "

"This topic - 'Did Jimmy Butler shoot enough?' - remind me a little bit... Before LeBron James won the championship, he was still with the Cleveland Cavaliers. He passed the ball to his open teammates to throw the winning ball, and his teammates missed it, and the next day, it was like everyone would say, 'Why didn't LeBron James shoot that winning ball?' It's like, um, because that's the right battle , and his teammates got big opens, that's why. "Every player is unique. I think Jimmy Butler is a very good player. But if you want him to score and he doesn't have enough space around him, that's the case in the last four games of the series in which Stephen Curry missed, then scoring is very difficult, especially in the face of a player like McDaniels, and Gobert is still guarding the basket."