Suddenly! Warriors core left wrist surgery has caused heated discussion, child labor price new star may become Curry s successor, rejecting multiple teams quotations to show the value of

I got a message today, which is really a bit surprising. The Warriors suddenly announced that Podjemsky had recently undergone a left wrist debridement surgery. Fortunately, the doctor said that the recovery was optimistic and he was expected to return with full blood before the 25-26 season training camp opened. As soon as this news came out, we fans who followed the Warriors were a little worried, but thinking about the operation being successful and the young man had hope of recovery, it was considered a reassurance.

Speaking of which, this season is Podjemsky's sophomore season, and his performance on the court is remarkable. He played 64 games in the regular season, 33 of which were still starting, and averaged 26.8 minutes per game, scoring 11.7 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.4 assists, and 1.1 steals. Although he made some 1.2 turnovers in each game, he performed quite steadily overall, with a shooting percentage of 44.5%, a three-point shooting percentage of 37.2%, and a free throw of 75.8%. This data is quite good for sophomores. In the playoffs, he was entrusted with an important task. He started 11 times in 12 games, and his average playing time increased to 32.1 minutes. He was able to contribute 11.3 points, 5 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.3 steals, but his shooting percentage was slightly reduced. However, how intense the playoffs was, it was quite surprising to have such a performance.

From these data, it can be seen that Coach Cole values ​​this guy quite well. Giving him so much playing time in every game, anyone with discerning eyes can see that he has become an indispensable role in the Warriors. And as far as I see, as time goes by, the Warriors will only hope for him. Think about it, he is still playing a rookie contract now, which will expire in the summer of 2027. The salary will be US$3.69 million and US$5.68 million respectively in the next two seasons. In the NBA, which is always a tens of millions of annual salary, this is simply the "child labor price", and the cost-effectiveness is so high. The Warriors hold such a potential stock in their hands and can probably wake up laughing while sleeping.

There is another thing worth talking about. Some time ago, I heard from reporters from the United States that many teams are interested in Pojmsky and even made attractive offers, wanting to trade him over. But the Warriors' attitude was quite firm and they refused directly. As soon as this happened, everyone understood what it meant. Now Podgemsky is "not selling" with the Warriors, and the team has no intention of sending him away at all, which also indirectly reflects the Warriors' attention and optimism for him.

Look at the current situation of the Warriors, Curry is 37 years old. Although the big brother is in good shape now, the professional player's career is only a few years, and maybe he should consider retirement in two or three years. At this time, the Warriors must make plans in advance and find a successor. Among these players on the team, Podjemski really has the potential to become Curry's successor. Look at his performance on the court. He plays smartly and has certain organizational skills. The key is that he has proved himself in the playoffs at a young age, and his psychological quality and adaptability are beyond words. If we can polish our skills well in the next few seasons, we may be able to really take on the banner of the Warriors.

Of course, it may be a little early to say this now, after all, basketball is quite variable. But no matter what, Podjemsky is now the focus of training for the Warriors. As long as he can stay healthy and make progress step by step, the future is definitely worth looking forward to. Let's wait and see him return from injury and continue to shine on the court.