Win 26 points in 100 rounds! The Warriors' first kill formation was born: a 20-year-old rookie replaced Tang Shen and became a perfect match for Curry

The Warriors currently sit in 10th place in the West with a 27-26 record, and the team has not been performing well this season, but 20-year-old rookie Podzemski has given the Warriors hope. He's been reused recently, coming into the starting lineup and can replace Tom in the Warriors' game-ending lineup at crunch times.

Warriors coach Kerr did this for a reason, because this lineup can help the Warriors win. This season, the Warriors played 13 games with Curry, Podzemski, Wiggins, Kuminga and Dream Chasing, playing a total of 107 minutes, with a plus/minus of +57, ranking first among all Warriors lineups.

The Warriors are sharp offensively and excellent defensively with this lineup, with an offensive efficiency of 128.6, a defensive efficiency of 102.6, and a net efficiency value of +26.0, which means that the Warriors can win the opponent by 26 points per 100 rounds with this lineup.

Podzemski, the guard selected by the Warriors with the 19th pick in the 2023 draft, has grown beyond many expectations. Podzemski struggled in last year's Summer League, mainly on jump shots and inaccurate throws. "I doubted myself a little bit after the summer league," Podzemski admitted, "but for the rest of July and August and September, I just kept training. I'm focused on what it takes to be a role player on this team. ”

Podemski enjoys training with Curry and studying his greatness. Podzemski also likes to ask for advice from other rosters, including the ruthless-looking Dream Green. According to Dreamcatcher, Podemski is the most active member of the Warriors' group chat.

Podzemski has continued to improve and rise through the ranks with the Warriors, going from a backup guard to a key rotation player to the Warriors' starting guard and appearing on Kerr's game-finishing lineup. Podzemski averaged 12.8 points, 7.3 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game in February while shooting 46.9 percent from the field and 40.0 percent from three-point range. Compared to the summer league, Podemski has improved so much.

He's a point guard with a high ball IQ and ranks first in the league with 27 offensive fouls this season. This can also be seen that Podemski has put a lot of effort on the defensive end and is also very hard. In addition, Podemsky had a few turnovers. In February, Podemski averaged just 1.2 turnovers per game, and as a rookie point guard who averaged 32.9 minutes per game, it's incredible that the number of turnovers is so few. He had 41 assists and 12 turnovers in January, 52 assists and 9 turnovers in February, and at one point he had 27 assists and 0 turnovers in four consecutive games, breaking a rookie record.

During Paul's absence, Podemski took the opportunity to grow. It's as if during the ban of Dream Chasing, Kuminga ushered in a rise. Podemski made no secret of his future goal – to make his way to an All-Star Rating.

"I want to be an All-Star, and I'm never going to settle for being a role player, especially after my first year. I still have a long career ahead of me. Podemsky said.