Post: Yang Hansen is very promising, Curry drives our performance, Richard is so good

Yesterday in the NBA preseason, the Warriors defeated the Trail Blazers 118-111. Stephen Curry played 26 minutes and scored 28 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists; Will Richard played 29 minutes and scored 13 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists; Post played 19 minutes and scored 16 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist. After the game, Post was interviewed:

Reporter: You had a lot of interactions with him (Yang Hansen) on the court. From your perspective, does he have the potential to become a reliable outside threat in the future? Can you talk about his shooting in detail - such as shooting movement, rhythm and other details?

Post: I think his shooting mechanics are very good, and I have also seen clips of him breaking through with the ball. If he can stabilize that kind of wide-open three-pointer, his game level will definitely improve - because I think he is talented enough to break through with the ball and organize offense. He is really talented and I believe he will get better as he continues to grow, play more games and gain more practical experience. There is no doubt that he is a promising young player.

Reporter: (I hope he) will continue to work hard in this area.

Post: Yes, practicing three-pointers stably will definitely create space for his other offensive methods.

Reporter: There is still a little time left. I can probably ask for 2 or 3 minutes. Do you think the team's rhythm will be adjusted to the ideal state in the coming week?

Post: I think everyone was able to perform like this today largely because Stephen Curry is on the court - on the offensive end, he can make everyone's game easier. On the defensive end, we also did much better than the last time we faced this team, and we controlled the rhythm of the game better.

However, we still have problems, such as too many turnovers and poor protection of defensive rebounds. I don't know what the outcome of the whole rebounding battle will be, but personally, what I care about most now is improving my rebounding ability - this is the key to my ability to stay on the court, and it is so important to me.

But overall, compared with the last time we played against them, our performance today was indeed much better.

Reporter: How was Will (Richard)'s performance tonight? What highlights did you see from him on the court?

Post: He's great. I told him after the game, and I told him after the last game - as long as there is an opening, take decisive action. Doing this will help him establish his position as a shooter. He is already a very good shooter. I have watched him shoot countless times.

And this is his first time starting the game. It’s really amazing to be able to play like this. He keeps the ball moving and shoots the leather of the ball decisively. In addition, he is also a great team defender, able to guard the gap between offense and defense, and always appears in the correct defensive position.

He played 30 minutes in his first start and performed like this. It’s really incredible. He played so well tonight.

Reporter: Going back to the previous topic, you mentioned Curry's role on the court. What tone did he set for the team throughout the training camp?

Post: I think his performance in this game is a statement in itself - he didn't play in the last game, but he is in good shape after returning this time. He also said some encouraging words before the game. Although I can't remember the specific content, it was very helpful. His leadership and the tempo he sets for the team on the offensive end are crucial - he scored 28 points tonight, and the team's performance is completely different without him.