Quinten Post Intensifies Offseason Training, Targets Defensive and Playmaking Growth for Warriors

Golden State Warriors center Quinten Post is diligently preparing for his second NBA season, focusing on significant game improvements after recovering from an ankle injury that sidelined him for Summer League. Post has been working out five days a week at Chase Center, prioritizing enhanced strength and agility to become a better defender, specifically aiming to guard without fouling. A sharpshooting big who hit a team-high 40.8 percent from deep in 42 games (14 starts) during his rookie year, Post is also expanding his offensive versatility. He is actively working on short-roll passing and finishing against smaller defenders, while continuing to develop his unique shooting ability. Post is expected to compete with third-year big Trayce Jackson-Davis for the backup center role, particularly if the Warriors sign veteran Al Horford, but remains highly motivated regardless of team dynamics.