Tuoji: I don’t think Split will still be the head coach when the ownership of the team really changes hands.

Hupu News November 20th Today’s NBA regular season Trail Blazers home game against the Bulls has ended. At the end of the game, the Trail Blazers lost to the Bulls 121-122.

After the game, Trail Blazers Chinese team reporter Yovic posted: I don’t think Split will still be the head coach when the ownership of the team actually changes hands.

The original text is as follows:

After this losing streak, interim coach Split has become the target of public criticism. But if you look at it from his perspective: He took over a job that was not originally planned without preparation; while using the system established at the beginning of the season, half of the team suffered a wave of injuries. I don't think things would be better if Billups was in charge now. Billups himself also relies heavily on the support of his coaching staff.

At the same time, the Blazers' coaching is definitely not Split's word. You can even see that Bjorgren is commanding many times while Split sits on the bench.

In the Trail Blazers' training facility, Splitter moved into Billups' office, but that was based on practical reasons such as work space and did not have much symbolic meaning.

I don’t think Split will still be the head coach when the ownership of the team actually changes hands. There is a high probability that the new owner will bring a whole new team to prove to the fans: "Look, we can get the team back on track."

But it is too early to discuss these now. Whether Split's coaching level and coaching temperament are sufficient as a head coach is indeed worthy of discussion and discussion, but he has definitely done nothing wrong. Maybe he's just too honest.