When Dream Green returned to the Warriors' lineup, the Warriors found the strongest lineup, but their record did not improve immediately, the ranking has slipped to the third place in the West, and keeping the top three will be the warriors' next most important goal. The author believes that this goal can be easily achieved, and you don't need to worry too much. In particular, the state of Clay and Wiggins is back, Clay is omnipotent on the offensive end, wiggins maintain a healthy play style, and have not forgotten to continue to contribute strong flanking defense. The last thing to worry about is Curry, because of Green's return, the team has regained the offensive and defensive hub.
But is such a lineup enough for the Warriors to regain the championship? I'm afraid confidence is still lacking, especially since Wiseman has been recalled to the squad again. Although no one doubts Wiseman's interior strength and thinks he has a good future, he is incompatible with the Warriors' system, and he is afraid that joining the rotation team will do more harm than good. At least for now, Coach Kerr doesn't have much to do, but if you give up Wiseman and face a strong interior opponent in the playoffs, what can the Warriors do to resist? So, no matter what the Warriors' trajectory is this season, there will inevitably be trading moves in the offseason.
According to some media reports, the Warriors will basically not change the core lineup of the team, Curry, Klay and Green are thunderous, Wiggins will reluctantly retain, and the latest trade rumor is that it is possible to complete a 2-for-2 deal with the Rockets. The Warriors will take out Wiseman and Moody, and the Rockets will send wood and the rookie Tate. The author's first feeling is that the Warriors do not lose money at all, but can completely strengthen the inner line and continue to thicken the strength of the outer line. Of course, for the Rockets, they have a talented Wiseman on the road to rebuild, and it is also worth laughing.
It must be emphasized that this is just a trading rumor, and if it does not happen in one day, it means that there are still variables. However, the author believes that this transaction is still highly feasible. First, if the Warriors get Wood, it will not affect the team's system, 208 cm tall can come and go freely in the fourth and fifth positions, and this season has also contributed to the average double-double data, 18 points and 10.2 rebounds, where else to find such an inside lineman? Second, Wood is not a non-sale for the Rockets, and has been the protagonist of the deal rumors many times before, which proves that the Rockets recognize Wood's value and the immediate combat power he can get back.
Third, Wood is good at blocking and dismantling tactics, which is the key reinforcement to liberate Curry, as long as the opponent cannot limit Curry with high-intensity defense, the space obtained through blocking and dismantling tactics is enough for Curry to solve the battle on the outside line. That would only give the Warriors more motivation and determination to fight for the deal, as the Warriors still want to regain the championship. Of course, there's also Tate, and if he joins, he has to sacrifice Poole or Wiggins, which is a bit unworthy, but it's better to sacrifice Wiggins. After all, Poole is on the rise and is one of the Warriors' players with the highest shooting percentage. Of course, I hope that this deal will come true, and after the Warriors get the supplement, the chances of winning the championship will only be higher, and Curry still has a chance to taste the MVP of the Finals.