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Golden State Warriors let Quinten Post walk after Memphis Grizzlies offered a lucrative three-year, $30M deal they couldn’t match — a tough but necessary move amid salary cap constraints and roster overcrowding. Once a Dutch phenom who quit basketball for a year before a growth spurt turned him into an NBA prospect, Post became the first Dutch player drafted in 15 years — picked by Golden State in the second round. Though he showed flashes of potential, especially as a rookie, limited playing time with veteran centers like Al Horford and Porziņģis made his development difficult. The Warriors’ decision underscores the brutal realities of NBA roster management — even homegrown talent can be traded away when financial and positional realities collide.

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