After two consecutive seasons of silence, the paid Warriors bottomed out this season, not only Curry once played MVP level performance, but also Klay, Dream And other injured players also returned.
Coupled with the addition of new signings such as Otto Porter Jr., Iguodala and Bjelica, as well as the growth and rise of young players such as Poole, Moody and Cuminga, the Warriors have successfully returned to the championship race this season.
But as the regular season drew to a close, Curry was once again plagued by injuries, which led the Warriors to a record of only 3 wins and 7 losses in the last 10 games.
Fortunately, in the key card game between the Warriors and the Jazz, Klay regained the state of the past 5 years and 3 crowns, leading the team to complete a 21-point reversal and helping the team stop the downward momentum.
Even so, this Warriors team still has a lot of problems, the team's system is too dependent on the existence and performance of Curry, even if Curry returns in the future, there are shortcomings in the team's internal line.
Originally, Wiseman had high hopes for the Warriors, hoping that he could support the team's internal line, but unfortunately, due to injuries and opportunities, Wiseman has been difficult to get the core rotation opportunity in the playoffs this season.
So if the team ultimately loses the championship competition, Wiseman will obviously be traded by the team, partly because Wiseman has been unable to cash in on his talent and carries a contract of nearly ten million.
On the other hand, the Warriors already have enough young players in the squad, and Poole, Cuminga and Moody are all more worthy of development.
So who can the Warriors trade Wiseman for in the offseason? The US media "Bluemanhoop" also gave the Warriors 3 major goals, of which Rocket Wood ranked second, and the top of the list was too perfect.
Goal Three: Valanciunas
After being traded by the Grizzlies, he played a central role on the Pelicans' interior line, and at the end of the season, he had 2 seasons left on his contract, worth $14.7 million and $15.4 million, respectively, within the acceptable range of the Warriors.
This season, he can average 18.1 points per game, with a 54.2% shooting rate, while averaging 35.9% per game, averaging 0.8 three-pointers per game, with a certain outside threat ability.
Coupled with an average of 11.6 rebounds and 3.3 fouls per game, Varan can support the Warriors' interior depth with the dream, Wiseman can provide the upper limit that the Pelicans need, and his age is also in line with the growth plan of core players such as the Warblers and Zion.
Goal Two: Wood
Wood has a stronger outside attribute than Varland, averaging 17.9 points per game and shooting 1.9 three-pointers per game with a 39 percent shooting percentage.
At the same time, he is only 26 years old, which is partly satisfied with the Warriors' long-term plan, and he can appear in the team's future blueprint with players such as Poole and Cuminga.
What's more, his contract is only one year left, worth $14.3 million, which gives the Warriors great operational flexibility, which is also the key to the frequent recruitment of the Warriors to take over Wood, and for the rebuilding Rockets, Wiseman is an excellent development object.
Goal One: Turner
There is no doubt that the top spot belongs to Turner, who is the top 3D interior line in the league and one of the best rim guards in the league, having won the Cap King award many times.
He's been increasingly efficient over the past three seasons, shooting more than 50 percent for the second straight season while averaging at least 1.5 three-pointers per game.
Although there are certain problems with his rebounding protection, and the blocking and dismantling cooperation is not good, but this is also the reason why he only carries the 18 million contract, I believe that under Kerr's tuning, Turner can usher in further transformation in the Warriors, and Turner is undoubtedly the most perfect interior reinforcement choice for the Warriors.