Rookie Quinten Post made a significant impact off the bench, scoring nine points in a key stretch, which helped the Warriors maintain their lead while Curry rested.

Quinten Post's contributions have become more pronounced, particularly in clutch moments. His ability to hit timely shots reflects the overall improvement in the team's dynamics since Butler's arrival.

Quinten Post has emerged as a valuable contributor for the Warriors, notably during a recent road trip where he shot well from three-point range. His performances have drawn attention and he is increasingly being integrated into the team's rotation.

Quinten Post had a notable performance with 18 points against the Bulls but was replaced in the starting lineup by Moses Moody in the upcoming game against the Bucks. This move highlights the competitive nature and depth of the Warriors' roster.

Quinten Post is a 24-year-old rookie who has impressed the Warriors coaching staff enough to earn his first NBA start alongside Steph Curry. Averaging 7.5 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.6 assists with efficient shooting splits, Post is seen as a potential solution for the team's need for a stretch big. Coach Steve Kerr has expressed a desire to experiment with different lineups, indicating a belief in Post's ability to contribute significantly to the team's performance.