Quinten Post

So we're going to be going a little bit quicker through the rest of these teams.

The Golden State Warriors, they've lost Seth Curry, Quinton Post, and Pat Spencer.

Added Georges Niang, a forward who can shoot the ball really well, has some ability to put the ball on the floor too, driving closeouts and make plays.

Brandon Williams, crafty little guard who seems to have been attending the school of Kyrie Irving over the last couple of years and has blossomed into a guy that's Not super efficient, but has a highlight reel that is super impressive and certainly brings ball handling talent to a Warriors team that needs ball handling.

They've made this center, and what I also like is that they have all these different looks they could throw around Kambuza at center.

Zach Eadie, Quinton Post, and Isaiah Stewart are all very different types of players.

You could even get into some jumbo-sized lineups, whereas do we dare play Zach Eadie and Stewart and Kambuza together? Sure.

Try it.

Yeah, you know, he's...

You know, I was about to try to think of some comp for Turner, but it was actually Quinton Post, who's something of a D-3 center for the Warriors last year, now on the Grizzlies.

He kind of has more of that defensive side, too.

Huff might only have the three ball.

That could happen here.

Okay, so we unprotected Jeremy Grant, Kris Murray, Mike Peavy, Scottie Pippen Jr., Walter Clayton Jr., Jordan Hawkins, Taylor Hendrix, Quinten Post.

Which brings us to New Orleans Pelicans.

Uh, you're gonna take-

Um, But they add some interesting pieces.

I've always been kind of high on Quinton Post as far as a player, not fantasy.

But as a player, I like his shooting.

I like he gets rebounds.

But they won't, so it's not really too much discussing.

But only changes is the Yaxl London board they drafted at 12, and they lost Quinton Post.

because they thought they were going to get LeBron, so they didn't want to, it sounds like.

Is

It would have hurt them in terms of building a contender in their eyes.

It was too much for Quinton Post.

What was too much for the Warriors for Quinton Post worked perfectly for the Memphis Grizzlies.

That is why Post is here.

And I would argue one of the best fifth bigs in the entire NBA, potentially.

going forward it's going to be a very tough rebuild I will say like this is not going to be easy it's going to be very impressive they're able to pull off a sustainable playoff team by then and then like 2029 the first year they have to forfeit a pick but they'll still have it first round pick that offseason the 2026 guys or excuse me five guys will be restricted free agents and then 2030 when they officially don't have first round picks for four years in a row that'll be this year's draft class becoming restricted free agents which is like I said very far from now so Yeah, we saw a couple restricted free agents late this offseason.

We saw Kessler, Watson, Quinton Post, Benedict Mather, and so that is the type of market I think the Clippers could be in going forward.

I didn't expect them to win a lot of games before this happened.

I don't really expect them to win a lot of games after this happened, but they're a team to definitely keep an eye on in terms of making deals this year.