With a 19% shooting percentage this season, this is not for sale for the Warriors? The management still paid for the stupidity

In fact, this offseason, the Warriors have a chance to get Markkanen, the all-star all-round forward. But the Warriors refused to release Podzemski in the offseason, making the deal abandoned. You know, if the Warriors were willing to send Podzemski at the time, the Jazz would be willing to make a deal. The Warriors believe that Podzemski has become their unsold and are bullish on Podzemski's potential. And it turns out that they are paying for the stupidity of the time.

Last season's Podzemski was a flash in the pan, and it was even said that opponents didn't take him seriously on the defensive end. This season, Podzemski's stats have fallen off a cliff. While the average points per game are declining, it is very obvious in the shooting percentage. He shot 39 percent from three-point range last season, dropped to 19 percent this season, and shot just 38 percent from the field this season. Including rebounds and assists, there are varying degrees of decline.

This season, Podemski has lost his confidence when it comes to three-point shooting. With the Warriors having so much space, he shot just 19 percent from the field, which is hard for any fan to accept, and it's hard for Kerr to accept. So his average playing time per game has decreased significantly this season. He was a long time starting lineup for the Warriors last season, but this season his time on the bench has been dwindling.

Attentive fans should find the Warriors' coaching staff frustrated when Podemsky makes mistakes on the court. This proves that the Warriors' new assistant coaches may not think Podzemski is a player to be reused. It seems that Cole's preference has given Podzemski more playing time. In the eyes of many fans, this type of player may not get many opportunities at all with other teams.

The Warriors still paid for the stupidity of the offseason. There is a lot of trade value for Podzemski in the offseason, but the current Podzemski may not be of interest to any team. In addition, as the strength of the Warriors' bench improves this season, Podzemski will not get too many opportunities, and the impact on the team's overall system after he comes on the court is also huge. When he comes on the pitch, he is very fond of sticking balls. The Warriors will have a lot less fluid passing, which is a problem he's always had.

Many fans have compared Podzemski to Jordan Poole. But at the moment, the two players are not at the same level at all, and they are completely different in terms of offensive talent. Poole is a very creative player who is completely superior to Podzemski in terms of offensive talent. Poole has now become the leader of the Wizards, and the two players are completely incomparable. I wonder what the fans think?