Kerr: Wiseman's knee is still slightly swollen, and he can't be in a hurry to have a chance to come back in the playoffs

The Warriors are currently in second place in the league with 40 wins and 13 losses, and their current main lineup, in addition to Drummond Green's absence due to injury, there is another player that has been more or less overlooked, that is, the Warriors' 2020 chart show - James Wiseman.

Last March, Wiseman suffered a meniscus tear in his knee during a match and underwent surgery. Until now, Wiseman has not heard of a comeback. Earlier in an interview, Warriors coach Kerr said that Wiseman is close to confrontation training before he can talk about playing.

"I believe things are much more complicated. When you ask this question, my answer is that he is improving and everything is going well. He's moving on and it's going to be the next step, going one-on-one, two-on-two, half-time, full court. You can't be in too much of a hurry. I hope we can answer this question in a few weeks or a month later, and that's the way it is. Cole said: "I think the crux of the problem is that he has a load on his body and a slight swelling in his knees. It's like when you sprain your ankle and want to run, your body says, not yet. He had the opportunity to play in the playoffs. ”

The playoffs will begin in April, which shows that Wiseman's recovery is not optimistic. As a show-in, Wiseman's talent is visible to the naked eye, and if it performs well, it is undoubtedly a huge help to the Warriors' weak interior line. But Wiseman's performance last season was really too bad, he would not block the demolition, the end of the technology is average, to a certain extent, seriously drag down the Warriors, but also affect curry's play. Maybe he shouldn't come back? Who knows.