In the playoffs, he cut 26+5, and Green praised the Warriors' draft success, and he is expected to be Curry's successor

The Warriors have gained and lost in recent drafts. What they are disappointed about is that Wiseman has not been trained, and Kuminga has not achieved any results in the process of training, and may be abandoned by the team in the future. But what they have learned is that they have two players who can stay in the Warriors' system for at least a long time to come. These two players, Moody and Podzemski, could be part of the Warriors' roster for the next five years.

Moody's ceiling seems to have been set, and he seems to be positioned as a 3-and-D player, and if he can improve in the future, it may be reflected in the three-point shooting percentage. But Podemski looked like a player with more room for improvement, having chipped in 26 points, five rebounds and hit six three-pointers in yesterday's game against the Rockets. As a rookie playing in the playoffs for the first time in his career, he was able to score 26 points and 5 rebounds in such a competitive game in such a crucial game, which is enough to show that he has a lot of room to develop.

After today's game, Green praised the Warriors management for the draft, saying that the Warriors' selection of Podzemski was a very wise move

He praised Dunleavy's signing for being so good, and he believes that Podzemski has always stepped up when the team needs it. And Cole also thinks that although Podemsky is a second-year freshman, he plays like a 10-year veteran. At the moment, the Warriors are very positive about Podzemski, which is why Kerr trusts him.

Maybe Podzemski is the most likely player to succeed Curry in the future. While he can't reach the heights of Curry in his career, he can certainly be a good starting point guard. When Curry retired and the Warriors needed to look for a starting point guard again, Podzemski was definitely the first choice. He's definitely up to the task. I wonder what the fans think?