The Warriors have played two regular season games so far. In both regular season games, there is no doubt that Hield was the absolute winner of the team. He made a total of 12 three-pointers in the two games, and it was precisely because of his 12 three-pointers that the Warriors quickly opened up the gap on the court, and Curry was able to clock out in three quarters in both games. We can vaguely see the shadow of the peak Thompson from his performance in these two games. His shooting efficiency in the current two games is really a bit like the scoring explosion of Peak Thompson.

We can clearly feel that Hield is very happy to join the Warriors and is immersed in the atmosphere of the Warriors. It's not just the atmosphere off the court, but it's also a good fit into the Warriors' system. It was seamless with little to no warm-up. Through some of Hield's expressions after the game, we can also clearly feel that he came to the Warriors and seemed to have found his career home. Presumably, he personally regretted that he didn't meet the Warriors sooner.

I have to say that the Warriors' system is built for shooters, and this is a shooter's paradise. You'll find that Hield brings all of what he's good at to the Warriors system, and what he's good at is basically a perfect fit for the Warriors' system.

Hield is good at running off the ball and is good at catching and shooting. And the Warriors are very good at creating space for pitchers. The Warriors have a lot of cross-screens, a lot of half-court shooting to create a playbook. So Hield came to the Warriors and got a lot of open shots. Including playing next to Curry makes it easier to get easy shots in and of itself. He also experienced the thrill of "the gravitational pull of the library".

Perhaps Hield has faced shooting against defenders on other teams before, because other teams don't have a set of tactics specifically for shooters. But with the Warriors, he got more open shots, and Hield's ability to take open shots was among the best in the league. Pitchers get open and non-open spaces are two completely different forms. Shooting in the open post is the equivalent of participating in the three-point contest, and Hield's all-time top shooter can stand the test.

The Warriors are now very fortunate to be able to sign Hield to a contract of less than $10 million a year, and it is a four-year contract. As long as Hield and Curry are on the Warriors' roster, the Warriors will always be very competitive. Now many Warriors fans have a new expectation of the Warriors, and it is all because of Hield's arrival. Hield hasn't been able to play his full projection on other teams. And with the Warriors, he will undoubtedly have the best period of his career. 31 is not too late, it is the golden age of a player.