Although the Warriors recently ushered in Klay's return, the Warriors players continued to delay the completion of the lineup, Green's calf and spine injuries made him need to be absent for several weeks, and Curry's hand injuries also made him feel a sharp drop and forced to undergo treatment.
This wave of injuries has also caused the Warriors' state to plummet, losing 5 of the last 8 games, directly turning the original glue leader battle into the Suns' dominance. Of course, not all of them are bad news, the next six games in January are home, and not having to run continuously can allow the Warriors to recuperate from injuries.
In fact, in last year's offseason, the Warriors' reinforcements were very effective, with the arrival of Iguodala, Otto Porter, Peton Jr. and Bjelica, completely activated Kerr's tactical system; Otto Porter has a stable three-pointer, can contribute to the defense above the passing line; and Bjelica can also contribute accurate three-pointers, his interior scoring method is comprehensive, running awareness is better, and he has the ability to organize the pass; Peyton Jr., he is fast enough, explosive, has a 6-foot-7 arm span, and has a strong rebounding ability As for Iguodala's experience, which can also provide high-quality defense, is the boss of the dressing room and plays a vital role.
In fact, the Golden State Warriors have become a strong championship team, but there is still a certain distance from the real championship team, mainly due to the lack of strength in the inner line; dream-chasing Green, Rooney's defensive ability is good, the offensive ability is limited, and Bjelica's strength is not enough to become the main force of the team; Wiseman, who has high hopes, his athletic ability is not bad, but the ball quotient is very general, and it can even be said to be very poor, and it can not help the Warriors at all. According to Warriors reporter Connor, multiple sources revealed that in order to help Curry rush to the championship, the Golden State Warriors tried to get Orlando Magic's center Bamba.
Bamba is an excellent physical condition, with an arm span of 7 feet 9, and his stature and arm span often make opposing attacking players daunted, and sometimes even did not need to take off to complete the cover. Since entering the NBA, Bamba has developed his own outside shooting ability; in the game against the Philadelphia 76ers, Bamba played a good three-pointer of 7-of-8, 7 three-pointers is a new career high for Bamba, and it is also a single-game three-point record for center in the history of the Magic, which proves that Bamba can help Curry, Wiggins and Poole open up space.