After signing the contract, he was abandoned by Kerr, and he was about to leave the team when his contract expired, and he wasted his physical talent

Fans who are probably familiar with the Warriors should be able to tell that Kerr is very fond of using two-way contract players, and he is able to make good use of some two-way contract players and some players on the edge of the bench. There are a lot of players who play to their strengths under Kerr's system and get good contracts with other teams, such as Quinn Cook this year, and Jerome of the Cavaliers this season.

Recently, the Warriors gave another player a chance to show his talent, and not long ago the Warriors announced that they had signed Knox to a ten-day contract, and in the game against the 76ers the other day, Kerr also put Knox in the rotation, giving him a few minutes of playing time. But after coming on the court, the effect is very poor, first of all, he can't grasp the open shooting opportunities, and he has a very poor sense of integration on the court, and he looks like a player with no ball intelligence. So after only one game, Kerr doesn't dare to use him now.

Knox did play well in the Development League, but in the Development League they don't pay attention to teamwork, and many times they fight for their own opportunities and then play individual singles. And in the Warriors, Kerr is very team-oriented, and a player like Knox who doesn't have a ball quotient can't fit into the Warriors' system.

Maybe his individual ability is good in the development league, but you can't expect him to play more singles on the court with his level of individual offensive level in the NBA, so he has to learn to play like Santos on the court with his basketball IQ, to fit into the Warriors' system, to shoot in the open space. Knox obviously doesn't have such a ball quotient, just like Wiseman back then, who hasn't been able to improve his basketball IQ for many years. So there's a high probability that he'll leave the Warriors after his ten-day contract ends.

Knox's draft pick was very high, and he was selected with the ninth pick in the first round that year, which proves that his physical gifts are good. But if he can't show his strengths well in the Warriors, then he has no chance to go to other teams, and the Warriors should be the most inclusive team in the league, and maybe there will be no ball to play against Knox in the future.