The Warriors finally made a big deal before the trade deadline, and they got Butler to send Wiggins away. It's clear that management still wants to go all out for a championship at the end of Curry's career. Although they got Butler, the Warriors still have a lot of weakness on the inside, and they don't have too good chips to strengthen the inside at present, so they can only dig from the inside. Post has been outstanding in the last 10 games, averaging 8.4 points and 4.3 rebounds per game. So the Warriors are also currently signing a new contract with Post, which is a two-year contract and is a full contract.

So what we can expect is that Kerr will still let Post start next. Post has started the last few games and Kerr has seen his ability to open up space on the pitch. Post is a big man with good shooting ability, especially from beyond the three-point line, which surprised Kerr, which is why he can be reused. Compared to Jackson Davis Jr. and Wayne Rooney, his tactical significance on the court seems to be more important.

However, the signing of Post by the Warriors could mean that Looney will leave this summer, and the Warriors have been hesitant about Looney this season. In the end, they decided to keep Looney, but Looney is facing a contract extension this summer, and Looney may not get a new contract extension from the Warriors, although Looney plays the court and is very good at grabbing rebounds, but he also has a very obvious shortcoming, that is, the interior finishing ability is not enough, and it is difficult for many guards to directly form assists when they cooperate with it, and he does not have excellent projection ability.

So Looney is likely to leave the team this summer, and Post may be more reused by Kerr in the future, if Post wants to become a standalone player like Bogut before the Warriors, he needs to hone his offensive ability on the inside, most of Post's current scoring still comes from the three-point line, if he can develop some low-post offense, it may be more valuable for the Warriors. Of course, he has a good three-point shooting, which means that his skills are very flexible, which may also help him develop his low-post offensive skills.