After multiple seasons of downturns, the Warriors bottomed out this season and became the league's first-gear championship-winning team.
The suffering of the past few seasons has also laid a solid foundation for the bloom of this moment, the team not only has the big three Curry, Klay and Dream, but also Wiggins, who was ridiculed by the outside world in the past but has reached the All-Star this season.
In addition, the rising star Poole ushered in the explosive year, playing a super six-level performance, and the high-ranking shows Cuminga and Moody experienced a brief run-in, which also brought rare vitality and momentum to Golden State.
While the core lineup is very luxurious, the Warriors' bench is also full of talents, returning to the team Iguodala, the former Mr. Otto Porter Jr., the space-type interior line belitsa, and the starting solid interior line Looney.
There is also the defensive tip Peyton Jr., last season's Oddman Anderson, and the extremely talented Wiseman.
Due to the extremely luxurious lineup, from the core players to the role players have played a good performance, but also let the Warriors face a lot of salary pressure in the future.
To this end, the US media "bluemanhoop" also listed 3 players who may be traded by the Warriors in the offseason, of which Wiggins only ranked second, and there was no suspense at the top of the list.
3rd place: Poole (low risk)
Usually, a player is traded by the team, and it is often he who plays against the team's plan, but Poole is just the opposite, he plays too well, and the Warriors may not be able to keep people.
As mentioned above, the Warriors lineup is extremely luxurious, but this also leads to extremely tight salaries, and Curry, Klay, Dream and Wiggins have locked up space.
This season Poole has played an explosive growth performance, becoming a super sixth-man player, and there is still a lot of predictable upside in the future, and it is possible to ask for a multi-year contract with an average salary of 15-20 million, which may lead to the team being forced to trade it.
But considering that Poole quickly adjusted his role positioning before and after Clay's return, he continued to play efficiently on the offensive end.
And with some improvement on the defensive end, the Warriors have no reason to let him go, especially considering that Poole is only 22 years old, and the Warriors can offer a slightly less than 4 years and $80 million to make a bet.
After all, the current core big three, Curry, Clay and Dream are no longer young, it is time to prepare for the future of the team, and Poole can also take into account the current championship goals.
2nd Place: Wiggins (Medium and High Risk)
It took the Warriors two years to finally help Wiggins get rid of his bad reputation and make him an All-Star for the first time in his career.
At the same time, with the highest efficiency of his career, he averaged 17.3 points per game and handed over top defensive performances, which made his trading value surge.
Wiggins has been in the midst of trade rumors over the past few seasons, for several reasons, starting with a large contract of more than $30 million, which locks up the Warriors' operating space.
Followed by Cumminga's impressive performance this season, the talent and immediate combat power of this new star are visible to the naked eye, the future must be the Warriors' starting line-up candidate, replacing Wiggins is only a matter of time.
What's more, Wiggins has only one year left on his contract, and after playing an All-Star performance this season, the Warriors are equally difficult to retain.
Of course, this also gives the Warriors the opportunity to price Wiggins, after all, he is only 28 years old, and there is still a long enough peak period to look forward to, which is why he is only second.
1st Place: Wiseman (Very High Risk)
There is no doubt that the top position belongs to Wiseman, as the eye show Wiseman has top physical talent, the Warriors have been patiently cultivating him, but whether it is from the short-term championship competition, or the long-term construction of the team, Wiseman does not have an absolute advantage.
Due to injury and personal condition problems, Wiseman could not provide the immediate combat power that the team needed, and in the second half of the regular season, he had the opportunity to get a chance to train, but Curry's sudden injury caused a surge in pressure on the team's record, and Wiseman was re-delegated to develop the league.
In the long run, the team's salary space has exploded, Cuminga, Moody and Poole are obviously more worthy of development, and Wiseman, who is currently carrying a contract of more than 10 million, is naturally the best clean-up object.