Golden State Warriors' shooting guard Brandin Podziemski underwent a debridement surgery on his left wrist, which is expected to keep him on schedule for the start of training camp. Podziemski averaged 11.7 points and performed well during the regular season but struggled in the postseason, where his shooting percentage dropped significantly from 44.5% to 36.4%. This surgery may address the underlying issues causing his performance decline. Another Warrior, Moses Moody, also underwent surgery on his right thumb recently, marking a challenging offseason for the team.
Podziemski, who underwent debridement surgery on his left wrist, is expected to recover in time for the start of training camp, alleviating concerns for the Warriors.
The surgery could explain Podziemski's postseason struggles, where he shot just 36.4% from the field, a significant drop from his regular-season performance.
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