How would you rate the warriors' four newcomers? Curry: Purn Wiseman Cummingga Moody can be an All-Star

Is it to win in the present or to focus on the future? Every NBA team is more or less stuck in this problem. The same is true for the Warriors, who are currently second in the league with 41 wins and 13 losses, and the team also has several very good first-round shows waiting for them to train in the few places — Jordan Poole in the 19th, James Wiseman in the 20th, Cumminga with the 21st with the 7th pick and Moody with the 14th pick.

The Warriors look forward to maintaining the final peak of Curry Thompson Green's trio and hoping to allow these new people to succeed in the future. It's hard, after all, when the new guys of the same class are already in control of the ball in the team, they still have to play role players. While making a guest appearance on NBC Sports Channel's DubsTalk program today, Warriors star Curry also praised several young people.

"To be honest, they can all be All-Stars if you consider their talent and abilities and the experience they're going to gain early in their careers. I think they all have the ability and talent to reach that level, but the way it may be different. Curry said: "Who knows what they're going to look like in the future, they're going to be in the NBA for a long time and help us win a lot of games." ”

"Poole will be the offensive core, the great organiser and the scorer. Cumminga may have the highest ceiling, and as his experience increases, his game will get more and more perfect. Wiseman, who has just turned 20, is talented and technical enough to do anything on the court, and it will take some time to prove that he can be one of the most dominant big men. Moody's also has the ability to influence victory in the way we see it, but perhaps not many people see it. He's so stable, he's going to be a great defensive player in the league, and he can shoot. And then when he's asked to do more, I feel like he can grow more on the offensive end. ”

These young people are all between the ages of 19 and 22, and it seems that Curry has high expectations for them, and they are definitely promising in the future.