Warriors Guard Podziemski Undergoes Successful Wrist Surgery Expected Ready for Training Camp

Golden State Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski underwent successful left wrist debridement surgery in the offseason, with the team expecting him to be fully recovered and ready for training camp. Podziemski, who had a productive sophomore NBA season averaging 11.7 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game, struggled with his shooting during the playoffs, partially attributed to his wrist injury. Despite the injury, he had standout moments including a 28-point game in the first round against the Rockets and another 28-point performance during the postseason finale. The timing of his surgery in the offseason is considered beneficial as it prevents further impact on the Warriors' playoff run. Podziemski remains under contract for the next two seasons, with a team option for the following year, and is viewed as a key role player for the team's future. Head coach Steve Kerr expressed confidence in Podziemski's growth, encouraging him to improve his confidence and shot selection for the upcoming season.