Quinten Post

Post is one of the more unusual developmental bets on Golden State's roster: a 7-foot Dutch center who came stateside for Mississippi State and then Boston College before the Warriors took him in the second round of the 2024 draft. His calling card is spacing — a legitimate pick-and-pop threat who drags opposing bigs away from the rim so Stephen Curry and Golden State's motion offense can breathe. In 2025-26, his second NBA season, he took a real step in availability, playing 67 games with 35 starts (7.7 points, 4.0 rebounds) after a limited rookie year. The number worth watching: his three-point stroke slipped to 33.6% from a scorching 40.8% as a rookie, and a late-season foot injury cost him the final stretch. The shot has to stabilize for the role to stick.