“You didn't even earn my own post”

Golden State Warriors separated with four players on the blockbuster Jimmy Butler Trade before Wednesday's game against Utah Jazz. Andrew Wiggins, Dennis Schroder, Kyle Anderson and Lindy Waters III were found among the packaging in an agreement to separate the teams from the initial agreement of four teams.

The trade calendar caused coach Steve Kerr to demand the league to move the term to the All-Star pause so that the players do not have to learn about the shops before the games. For the Warriors, it was brightest than anyone, considering that their players went through their pre-game routine.

Dennis Schroder Looked more Irked than no one about the movement. He had only arrived in the bay area three months ago from Brooklyn and sought to stay with Golden State in the long term. According to Marc J. Spears, he had signed a Leas in San Francisco. However, the Warriors had to use their salary of $ 13,025,250 that made the agreement work.

On Thursday, Schroder not only showed his frustration with the team, but also called for his farewell publication on social media for him. It Warrior He did not make separate publications for Schroder, Kyle Anderson and Lindy Waters III, who were with the team for brief tracks. It seems that Schroder was not a fan. This is what he commented on:

“Wasn't even my own post worth?

Schroder was marketed in the Warriors in a career season with the networks. He promised 18.4 points, 3.0 rebounds and 6.6 assists, firing 45.2%, including 38.7% of 3 in 23 matches in Brooklyn. However, his numbers fell dramatically as a warrior. It managed only 10.6 ppg, 2.3 rpg and 4.0 APG, shooting 37.5% and 32.2% of 3.

Schroder did not fit well with his set of skills that does not coincide with the style of the Warriors. It is more than a traditional collection and roll player while Golden State plays with rhythm and in an offense of movement with Steph Curry as a center.

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Dennis Schroder takes his talent to Detroit Pistons after the Mega Trade of Golden State Warriors

Dennis Schroder landed in Utah along with a selection of the second round of 2032 in this mega trade that saw Jimmy Butler go to Golden State. Jazz was going to keep Schroder, but they re -launched the contract and sent it to Detroit as part of this butler's trade.

It is a favorable situation for Schroder, who signed with a team that really requires its services. The pistons are without Jaden Ivey, which is the rest of the season. Schroder fills this role as a secondary ball manipulator and game player with Cade Cunningham or as head of main decision -making with the second unit.

The team style of play is similar to what Schroder usually compared to his situation in Golden State.