The Warriors are definitely a great opportunity for a lot of role players, because there's a good chance he'll be able to show his character on this stage and have a good chance of a turning point in his career. For example, Post and Santos may be difficult to use in other teams in recent times, but Kerr is a very enlightened head coach, and the Warriors even signed him to a new contract after Post's good performance.

Some time ago, the Warriors completed a trade to send Wiggins Lee Kyle to the Heat, and at the same time Waters was also sent to the Pistons. Compared to Wiggins, Waters has received very little attention, but now Waters is in a bad situation with the Pistons, because he has not been reused by the Pistons head coach, and is currently in a state of abandonment, that is, a player who can only play in garbage time.

But when Waters was with the Warriors before, he even started with the Warriors, and for a long time. He played well with the Warriors during that time, but Waters didn't seem to be very consistent, he was a player who lacked confrontation and was very prone to inaccuracy after the defensive intensity came up. But even such a player seems to be able to survive with the Warriors, who once scored more than 20 points, which was a highlight of his career.

So again, we are very impressed by Kerr's coaching ability, he seems to be able to make many players be able to integrate into his system and play brilliantly. There are a lot of players in the league who are slowly fading out of the league after leaving the Warriors, and most of those players are role players, they don't have strong individual abilities, and they can only play their own characteristics in the Warriors' system. So that's why a lot of coaches in the league are imitating and learning Kerr's system, but other coaches never seem to be able to learn the essence, and that's because Kerr has Curry, and other teams don't have a player like Curry. So technically, half of Kerr's path to greatness was created by Curry.