The legendary players give advice to the Warriors, it is urgent to improve their inside strength, and players still need to meet two conditions

The Warriors' performance this season actually exceeded most people's expectations. When Stephen Curry was injured and was reimbursed in advance in the playoffs, he was eliminated by the Timberwolves, which was actually expected by the outside world. However, competitive sports are very cruel. Fans can be said to be honored even though they lose, but it seems particularly difficult for the Warriors to return to the championship ranks.

As a legendary star, Byron Davis also gave the Warriors a tip. He believes that at this stage, it will be an imminent matter for the Warriors to improve their inside strength. The player needs to have strong athletic ability to improve the ceiling and fault tolerance rate. Not to mention super giants like Nikola Jokic in the playoffs, like when playing against the Timberwolves in the second round, the opponent's Three Towers also made the Warriors miserable.

Speaking of Byron Davis, old fans know him well, because before James Harden became famous, he was the earliest bearded defender. In addition to being selected as an All-Star, Byron Davis' greatest achievement should be in the 2006-07 season. He led the Warriors to complete the Black Eight Miracle. This should be the highest light moment of the Warriors' entire 21st century before the arrival of the Stephen Curry era. Even after retiring, Byron Davis was very concerned about his old club. He gave advice to the Warriors several times, and as a former professional player, his views were basically incisive. After Byron Davis made his opinion, many Warriors fans also commented, and many people thought Byron Davis was only half right. In other words, in addition to athletic ability, the inside players introduced by the Warriors need to meet two conditions. One is that it has a stable projection. This is based on Quantum Post. He has basically no advantage except for his three-pointers on the outside, but he is favored by Warriors coach Steve Cole and often enters the main rotation lineup. But Quantto Post's defense and rebounding protection abilities are really bad. If his technical characteristics are integrated with other inside players, it will be very popular.

Another point of defense cannot be too bad. After all, the Warriors have to build a lineup based on Stephen Curry, so his defense is very disadvantaged. If there are multiple colanders on the court, they will inevitably appear very passive. So this player must not be too bad on the defensive end, it is best to complement Draymond Green. Of course, it is definitely a very difficult thing to win such a player with the chips in the hands of the Warriors. It depends on how the management operates, otherwise it will be second-rate.