Butler made his debut with the Warriors yesterday and scored 25 points on his debut, much to the excitement of many Warriors fans. But in fact, there was one player in the Warriors' starting lineup yesterday who was also commendable, and he seemed to be playing better and better in the Warriors' lineup, and that player was the Warriors' starting center Post.

Attentive fans will notice that even though Post may not be particularly experienced on the defensive end of the court, Kerr has been using Post as a starter in recent times, in order to focus on developing him. And recently the Warriors have agreed to a two-year contract from Post. Kerr is very interested in Post's ability to provide space on the field. And in yesterday's game, he also hit 4 three-pointers and scored 18 points. His shooting on the court is very confident, but he will never hesitate to get some opportunities from beyond the three-point line.

Post has become a staunch starter for the Warriors so far, and he could get even better in the future as he gains more experience. In the first two games, he was still targeted by the referees, so that he was frequently whistled for fouls on the court, but in the last two games we can see that his ability to protect the rim and control fouls has increased. If Post can provide consistent performance on both ends of the floor, it means that the Warriors can really get a good center. They don't need to bring in centers in the market anymore, they can dig inside.

Post has long-term implications for the Warriors, as Kerr has long coveted a center with projection ability. A few years ago, Kerr praised Downs in public, and the type of center Towns was a dream of Kerr. The center's ability to open up space will undoubtedly expand the Warriors' system, as Curry will be under less pressure and less likely to be pinched by opponents.

And having Post on the field to open up space is also conducive to Kuminga's breakthrough ability after returning from injury. Both Looney and Jackson Davis Jr. don't have three-point shooting ability, so the opponent can shrink to the inside, which is not conducive to Kuminga to play to his breakthrough advantage. When Kuminga returns from injury, it is also worth looking forward to partnering with Post, and it may be that Kuminga will become stronger by then.