Did Warriors Find Key Piece in Their Rebuild?

The former Boston College standout turned second-round pick scored six points. He made one 3-pointer on two attempts. As a towering seven-foot center, he made 38.8 percent of his shots from deep in college and is currently shooting 28.8 percent in the G League while grabbing 8.5 rebounds to go with 17.3 points.

"It was fun getting Quentin his first real minutes at a time where we're still in the game, just to see him come out there and space the floor," said Steve Kerr. "You see what the impact is of having a space big. You just go pick and pop and all of a sudden the whole lane opens up and that's a nice look for us."

Post is averaging two assists per game with the Santa Cruz Warriors, and if he can truly become a shooting threat, expect his facilitating to improve as well.

"If Quentin can develop, he could be a real threat for us and give us a totally different look offensively," Kerr predicted. 

As the Warriors hunt for a playoff spot, developing rookies isn't exactly a priority, but as they look toward the future, having a promising, well-rounded center could help their rebuild.