The Warriors didn't make any changes on the interior this offseason, so next season means they could still be rotated by Green, Jackson Jr., Davis Jr. and Wayne Looney. But as we all know, the Warriors' interior players are not strong on the one hand, and their interior players also have an absolute weakness, which is the most deadly. That is, they don't have the ability to shoot from the outside, they don't have the ability to open up space.

Green is often let off by his opponents on the field. Fortunately, Green still dared to shoot a lot of three-pointers in one season, but Looney and Jackson Davis Jr. basically didn't shoot three-pointers. So that leads to the Warriors' space getting very crowded. Since they don't have the ability to go outside, they can't play a role in opening up space at all. So the Warriors remembered a change of tactics, and the two men made a change this offseason. That's when they started to train their perimeter projection like crazy.

Rooney recently admitted that he will add a lot of mid-range and outside shooting next season. Looney used to play small forward, so he has the foundation to shoot, and if he wants to hone his shooting speed, he should be very fast. And Jackson Davis Jr. is also shooting more three-pointers in offseason training, and it's clear that the two of them may have a lot of three-point shooting from the outside next season.

Nowadays, there are many interior players in the league who can be inside and outside, and they all have strong outside shooting ability. For example, Jokic, Embiid, and the Bucks' Big Lopez, etc., Big Lopez was completely a stand-up center in the early part of his career, and he didn't shoot outside at all. But as the tide of the league changes, the ability of interior players to open up space and the ability to shoot from the outside is increasingly being tested. So Lopez began to slowly shoot three-pointers in his later career, and now his three-point shooting is very stable. It even accounts for half of his total shots.

So as a very young rookie, it's not too late for Jackson Davis Jr. to hone his shooting skills, and if he can have a very consistent three-point shooting, his career will develop more smoothly in the future. Because he is a very smart player, the Warriors are also interested in developing him, and he will become more versatile in the future. So next season we're going to see more rounds of the Warriors shooting threes inside. Their style of play is really going to change.