Even though the Warriors' core backcourt Klay Thompson has returned, Thompson's overall performance is not stable, as Warriors head coach Steve Kerr talked about Thompson's struggle in recent times in an interview:
"I just think Clay wants to get back to the top all at once because he's been through a two-and-a-half-year slump and who can blame him for wanting to get back to full strength as soon as possible? But that's not the best mindset. ”
As Kerr talked about, Thompson really needs to set his mind right and gradually get back in shape, and he especially needs to take advantage of the regular season games, because the Warriors need him to play at the top of the playoffs.
On the other hand, Warriors coach Steve Kerr spoke in an interview about his thoughts on young players such as Moses Moody, James Wiseman and Kevin Looney:
"He's still a 19-year-old, but this guy's performance is too mature," Kerr said of Moses Moody's performance.
"James is so talented, we have to give him a chance to play, but we also have to lower our expectations," Kerr said of James Wiseman.
"He's a professional and he makes it easier for other people to play," Kerr praised Kevin Looney.
For the Warriors, these young players are definitely a very important part of the team's future and even this stage, as long as these players can continue to grow, this Warriors will have good enough competitive strength.
Finally, according to the US media Anthony Slater, the Warriors' injury report before the next game against the Bucks has been released, in which Gary Payton II, Andre Iguodala and Otto Porter jr. will still miss this game:
For the Warriors, Gary Payton II, Iguodala and Little Otto Porter are still an important part of the team's roster depth, at least the Warriors need to stay healthy if they want to reach the championship.