The Warriors self-developed weapons fulfill their talents! Post can handle Zubac both offensively and defensively, and is firmly in the rotation!

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Clippers 98-79. The Warriors played very tough in this game and continued to widen the point difference in the second half, eventually winning. The biggest surprise in this game must be Post, because he controls the Clippers on both offense and defense, and every time he appears on the court, he can help the team gain an advantage. In the end, Post played 24 minutes and scored 12 points, 4 of 9, 4 of 7 three-pointers, 8 rebounds, 1 steal, and 1 block. His plus/minus score was still the first in the team. He was one of the heroes of this game and an insider trained by the team.

In fact, Post's role last season was very small, but in this game he fully realized his offensive and defensive value. One is his performance on the offensive end. Of course, he was also a three-pointer last season. He was very good at three-pointers in this game, making himself a stable high-power fortress.

Of course, the biggest surprise is definitely on the defensive end. You have to know that his golf IQ is very high and his positional sense is also very good. Post also specifically improved his confrontation this offseason, making him more aggressive on the defensive end. Even if Zubac wanted to resist him, he just couldn't. Moreover, he switched to Harden and Leonard. Both of them are very slow now. Post can keep up and limit their scoring by relying on confrontation and blocking. This is also a surprising performance.

And in college, Post was a defensive-oriented player. At that time, he averaged about 2 blocks per game, and his defensive awareness could ensure his contribution on the defensive end.

Now that Post is providing value both offensively and defensively, it is basically a certainty that he will enter the rotation. Post may have some ups and downs in the future, but at least he can help the team open up space on the offensive end and complete basic tasks on the defensive end. In certain games, Post still hopes to complete the rampage.