After the first round of the playoffs, a word spread again: Poole was fragrant, cutting Steven.
Although it is a joke, it can also reflect Poole's explosion today to a certain extent.
123-107, the Warriors beat the Nuggets and won the opening. Among them, Poole started in place of Curry, sweating for 30 minutes, 9 of 13, 5 of 7 three-pointers, and had 30 points, 1 rebound and 3 assists. Curry, who came off his bench, made 5 of 13 in the game and had 16 points and 4 assists.
Compared with the two, Curry is not inferior, so Poole is fragrant and cuts Steven. The annual salary of 50 million is too luxurious and too fatal.
After the dog's head went crazy to save his life, we didn't joke and got back to business.
The Battle of Poole was amazing.
30 points and hit 5 three points, the second in history, the last one to do or 15 years of immortal Owen, a first round 28 picks, formerly known as tie Guanyin Pu'er variety, can already be compared with the yuan. This in itself is the best appreciation for him, but no matter who he is, Poole is Poole himself, not the next who is who;
He scored 30+ in his playoff debut, a performance in Warriors history, second only to Chamberlain's 35 points, tied with Richmond.
Poole's contract expires next summer and could be renewed early this year. Originally, the contract that the Warriors were going to give was 80 million for 4 years, and then it rose to 90 million for 4 years. If the playoffs do well, the contract will eventually come to 4 years and 100 million.
In this case, there will be 500 million mr. warriors in the Warriors. It's scary to think about the salary cap, but it should be adjusted in the future. Someone will go, someone will stay. No matter how rich you are, it is difficult to directly exceed the player's salary expenditure at that day. Unless the money is blown by a strong wind, or printed by itself
In addition to Poole, after today's first day of play, there were three under-23 players who scored 30+, they were: Maxi 38 points, Edwards 36 points and Morant 32 points. Together, the four set a record for the most scores scored by a player under the age of 23 in a single day in NBA playoff history.
Times have changed, and a new generation of young people is taking to the stage.