The Warriors showed their mental outlook in the 21-22 season, which made fans shine, which is the best look since the collapse of the 2019 playoff dynasty - the coach will work together to recreate the glory. This season's Warriors not only welcomed back Klay, the second boss, but also re-signed the former champion Iguodala, but also cultivated a number of role players such as Poole, Payton II, Anderson, and received the help of high-quality outside shooters such as Mike Porter. The team's offensive and defensive efficiency has remained hugely competitive for a long period of time, and the record has repeatedly reached the top of the league, which makes us believe that the team is back in the championship race again.
History constantly tells us that when we are in the "spring breeze triumphant horseshoe disease", it is often the time when accidents are most likely to occur. Just when the team's record was soaring, the Warriors' offensive and defensive core figure Chasing Dream Green suffered an injury attack, and has missed many games in a row after suffering a waist injury. During Green's absence, it had a huge impact on the Warriors, losing 4 of the 5 games before the All-Star Game; in terms of statistics, the Warriors averaged 115.6 points per game during this period, which was only 20th in the league.
It can be seen that the Warriors' dependence on Green is huge, which has led the team to directly reduce the team from the top defensive team to the general team. Fortunately, Green's recovery has progressed, and the Warriors' official Twitter also announced that Green has made progress in injury recovery, and said that in recent times, Green "can do some light activities on the court."
If the Warriors want to go further in the playoffs, and even impact the championship, then Green's health is very necessary and indispensable. Although with the temporary replacement of Kuminga, it is far from personal experience and defensive strength, so the Warriors need Green in particular.
However, for the sake of safety, and the Warriors do not have much need to compete for the first place in the West at the moment, after all, the lessons of the 15-16 season have given them all epiphanies, and a healthy body is the capital of the revolution. With the inability to get back Green in the short term, what else can the Warriors do? How can the team move forward and retreat like the Lakers before the deal deadline and are not too sensitive to the buyout market?
The self-helper side can help, and the Warriors have done a very good job at the moment, and have not fallen because of Green's absence. After "doing his best and obeying his destiny", The heavens still have a preferential treatment for this team: According to Warriors reporter Dieter Kurtenbach, sources revealed that Wiseman will usher in a comeback in the game on March 2, Beijing time. Wiseman underwent surgery for a meniscus tear in his right knee last April and has been recovering so far.
Now, after 321 days, we are finally coming back to a healthy comeback, just when the team needs him the most. As a show-up, Wiseman has a superhuman talent in personal physical fitness, whether it is bouncing power, explosive power, confrontational strength, he can show great advantages in the confrontation with ordinary insiders. Last season, he was also able to contribute 11.5 points, 5.8 rebounds, 0.9 blocks and 0.7 assists per game, and also has a certain shooting ability, which is not a pure blue-collar center.
After years of waiting, the Warriors finally have their own super interior line, which is by far the Warriors' most talented center. Maybe he still has certain shortcomings and flaws in actual combat experience, but the talented Warriors are enough to use, and he also has the ability to turn around and dunk after the breakthrough in the final score, and the action is extremely smooth and graceful.
In time, Wiseman still has a chance to grow into the league's top interior line, but he still needs to play the basics as diligently as Ayton and continue to have enough strength for the subsequent outbreak.