The Golden State Warriors recently made a lineup change, placing Brandin Podziemski in the starting five instead of Klay Thompson. Podziemski acknowledged the somewhat awkward situation of taking the place of the franchise legend in an interview with Chris Haynes. On the #thisleague UNCUT podcast, Haynes shared Podziemski’s perspective, stating that the young player recognizes the significance of Klay Thompson to the team and the successful run they had. Despite the awkwardness, Podziemski highlighted Klay’s supportive attitude.
According to Haynes, Podziemski mentioned that Klay has been helpful by providing guidance on positioning and strategies on both ends of the court. They also share playing time in certain rotations, with Klay explicitly expressing the desire to receive the ball and take shots when he’s on the court.
It’s intriguing to note Klay Thompson’s active involvement and determination to contribute to the team’s success, even while coming off the bench. The evolving rotation dynamics, with Podziemski in the starting lineup and Thompson as a key contributor off the bench, will be worth monitoring as the season progresses
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