Complication in Quinten Post’s ascension re-appeared during All-Star weekend
Who will the Warriors choose to play?
As the All-Star festivities came to the Bay Area last weekend, there was.a vast abundance of spectacles for Golden State Warriors fans to behold. Steph Curry reappeared alongside Kevin Durant and James Harden to lead Shaq’s OGs to a championship in the NBA’s first ever All-Star Game tournament.
Buddy Hield put up a great showing in the 3-point Contest. Even Draymond Green, who was not an all-star, stirred controversy with his comments related to the game.
Yet it was Trayce Jackson-Davis who might have gone unnoticed this weekend, having been present as well in competing for Team C in the Rising Stars tournament. His team won the Rising Stars tournament and ultimately advanced to the All-Star bracket, where they were defeated 42-35 by the Curry-led OGs team. Jackson-Davis had two points, one assist and one steal during the game.
What Does This Mean For Quinten Post?
On the surface, it means nothing.
Quinten Post, after being called up to the NBA roster in January and receiving a full professional contract in the wake of the Jimmy Butler trade, has ascended quickly to the upper echelon of Golden State’s rotation.
