The Warriors lost to the 76ers on the road without Butler today, and although Curry still played very well today, scoring 29 points in the game, he was still powerless. Obviously, without Butler, the team's overall movement is back to what it used to be, and they lack a point on the court that attracts the defense, so naturally their overall movement is not as fluid and efficient.

The absence of Butler did have a huge impact on some of the Warriors' starters, for example, when we look at the stats today, you can see that Podzemski's stats are very poor, scoring just 5 points on 2-of-8 shooting in the game, and the other 3-for-3 shooting from beyond the three-point line. Nowadays, many fans feel very uncomfortable watching Podemsky play, because when Curry passes a good three-point shooting opportunity, Podemsky often does not shoot a three-point shot, and he will not be as determined to seize that three-point opportunity to shoot a three-point shot as other players such as Moody.

Podzemski will choose to dangle to the basket or reorganize. That would wipe out Curry's chances. And many of Podzemski's shooting choices are incredible. He didn't shoot when a lot of people thought he should have made a shot, and when a lot of people thought it was a terrible shot option, he made a firm shot. This type of player is not suitable for possession of the ball, and it will affect the overall offensive coordination of the player on the court.

So a lot of people think that Kerr shouldn't let Podemski carry the ball too much, and that Podemski should play a simple role on the court. When Curry passes an opportunity, if you don't make a decisive shot, then the damage to the team is huge, and it will also hurt the Warriors' system. So a player of Podzemski's type is destined not to have a high ceiling, because he is too easy to be studied by opponents and too easily limited by opponents.