Four signings! The Warriors' starters have changed blood, the bench has been fully upgraded, and it is certain that they will enter the playoffs

The Warriors' overall recruitment move this offseason is very large, and they are one of the few teams in the league to make a large number of signings, and they have made four signings so far. Waters, Melton, Lee Kyle and Hield respectively. The arrival of these four players also means that the Warriors' lineup will change in the new season, and the starting lineup will also usher in a major change.

If nothing else, there are two positions that could change in the Warriors' starting lineup this season: shooting guard and center. Hield should be in the starting lineup to partner Curry to form a new starting backcourt combination. In terms of starting center, Jackson Davis Jr. will be a starting line-up for the new season.

Hield's entry into the starting lineup is understandable, as he and Curry are both well-known pitchers in the league, and Kerr's system can continue when the two of them start together. The Warriors can also continue the same style of play that they did during Curry and Thompson. Hield's ability to catch and shoot the ball is also very strong. Jackson Davis Jr. is currently the mainstay of the Warriors' interior line, and Looney will take a complete back seat and may play the role of spiritual leader next season. Jackson Davis Jr. will make significant progress next season.

The Warriors will see a new upgrade to their bench next season, and if nothing else, their bench will be made up of Kuminga, Lee Kyle, Payton Jr., Melton, and Podzemski. Maybe Moody is still on the verge of rotation in the new season, and not long ago it was reported that the Warriors want to trade Moody, and if the Warriors choose to trade Moody, many fans will also support it. After all, Moody probably won't have many opportunities with the Warriors.

The Warriors' bench lineup will also be upgraded. With Kerr's approach to staffing, Kyle Lee could be the No. 5 player when he comes to the bench. Lee Kyle and Rooney are the same height. And Lee Kyle can hold the ball, he can play from the number one position to the number five position. His role on the bench will be huge.

Kuminga is likely to be the main attacking core of the bench, and Podzemski will also increase his offensive percentage. The Warriors as a whole have a clear upgrade to their roster. If the Warriors don't make any reinforcements and start the season with their current roster, they should have no problem making the playoffs. Because they have strengthened on both ends of the floor, Kyle Lee strengthens the Warriors' defense, while Melton and Hield bolster the Warriors' offense. The Warriors had a regular season up and down for a variety of reasons last season, and if they go smoothly in the new season, this roster should be guaranteed to make the playoffs. Because their overall squad is very deep.