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Interpreting rotation efficiency

The user requested something in Chinese about the Golden State Warriors' team rotation efficiency. They might be looking for suggestions or improvements, but I’m not sure if they want an analysis, strategies, or maybe data modeling.

Since the user’s request is a bit unclear, it's a good idea for me to ask a clarifying question. But I can also propose actionable suggestions, like lineup optimization, substitution patterns, and communication drills. I'll keep it concise and focused on their needs.Providing drills and KPIs

I’m considering a variety of drills and key performance indicators (KPIs) related to the Warriors. This could include points per possession, lineup net rating, and defensive scramble efficiency, among others. For the Warriors, there are specific strategies involving players like Steph Curry and Draymond Green.

However, with my knowledge cutoff in October 2024, I'm not completely sure about the latest player details. So, it might be better to focus on general principles like motion offense and split cuts to avoid inaccuracies.Creating a rotation plan

I’m formulating a plan for the Warriors' rotation to ensure that Curry maximizes overlap with shooters while staggering Draymond for rim pressure. With Klay's departure uncertain, I’ll refer to "shooters" generically.

The plan can include metrics for diagnosis, rotation design principles, substitution templates, on-court tactics for defense, practice suggestions, analytics workflows, in-game decision rules, bench development, load management, and post-game reviews. The focus is on both player substitutions and defensive rotations, so I’ll present this in concise bullet points for clarity.Structuring a defensive plan

I’m compiling drills for improving defensive strategies, including various techniques like shell drills, closeouts, and pick-and-roll concepts. While the Warriors have used the box-and-one, I’ll generalize the approach.

We can also introduce specific team rules, like 0.5-second decisions and KPI metrics, such as defensive PPP allowed and offensive time-to-advantage. Technology like player tracking could enhance our approach, but I should stick to offline recommendations for practice. I plan to create a clear, concise two-week sprint plan and present it with bullet points under a helpful title like "提升方案."