Lost hemp! After leaving the Warriors, he suffered a 17-76 record, so it's no wonder he often misses his time with the Warriors

The Warriors have been an all-inclusive team over the years, and many players have performed very well since they came to the Warriors, but their performance tends to decline after they leave the Warriors, because the Warriors' system allows them to shoot more from the field, and there is no shortage of open opportunities to play next to Curry.

Although Poole's overall stats have improved with the Wizards this season, Poole may still be uncomfortable when encountering the opponent's targeted defense. For example, when he met the Clippers today, Poole's performance was very sluggish. He scored just eight points on 1-of-7 shooting and had six turnovers. The Clippers have been a very good defensive team this season, so Poole, who is currently the star of the Wizards, is naturally the most heavily defended by the opposing team, and it will be difficult for him to adapt to this defensive level.

One statistic worth keeping an eye on this season is that Poole has a 17-76 record since leaving the Warriors. The win rate is only 18.3%. In other words, after Poole came to the Wizards, it can be said that he has suffered defeats every day, and the number of victories is only a handful. If a player is immersed in this kind of failure every day, he will become very frustrated over time. As long as the player is competitive, he can't tolerate such an atmosphere.

Poole has spoken to his old club, the Warriors, more than once this season, about how the Warriors have helped him. It can be seen that Poole also misses his time with the Warriors very much. If Poole hadn't had that clash with Green, his time with the Warriors would have been remarkable. We often saw his smiling face when he was with the Warriors, but now that he's coming to the Wizards, he's smiling less and less.

I have to say that Poole is still a very suitable player for the Warriors, and his style of play is somewhat similar to Curry. Imagine if Poole hadn't left the Warriors at the moment, and if he could play as the team's sixth man, or start with Curry, the Warriors' offensive firepower would still be at a very high level. Poole is more offensive with the ball than Hield, and he also has a strong scoring explosion. What the Warriors are missing right now is a second point of offense with the ball in addition to Curry. You must know that Poole also contributed to the Warriors' championship in 2022. So will the two sides meet again in the future? None of this is known.