The Nuggets are 3-0 behind the Warriors and are close to being eliminated. Jokic has the potential to become the first MVP in history to be swept in the first round. On April 23, Beijing time, the US media Fade World posted a 2-for-5 deal plan for Jokic, believing that joining forces with the Splash Brothers is the best way for Jokic to impact the championship, and many fans have previously said on social media that the Warriors are the most suitable team for Jokic.
Let's take a look at the specifics of the 2-for-5 deal plan: The Nuggets sent Jokic and Monte Morris to get the Warriors' Poole, Wiggins, Cumminga, Wiseman and the 2023 first-round picks.
Previously, the agent revealed that Jokic is expected to sign the largest top salary contract in history with the Nuggets this summer, but if the first round is swept by the Warriors, will Jokic's thinking change? The US media believes that the possibility of Jokic asking to trade himself in the offseason cannot be completely ruled out. The Warriors will be Jokic's perfect home, and partnering Curry, Thompson and Green will make Golden State appear again in the super luxury lineup, and even the new "Cosmic Courage".
Jokic is the biggest man in the league with the most passing ability, and the Warriors' system is based on sharing the ball. Jokic's arrival will greatly enhance the Warriors' fifth-position strength. The US media ridiculed that such a Warrior has the opportunity to break the Lakers' record for the number of live broadcasts in the United States in a single season, and all 82 games should be broadcast live in the United States.
If the deal is reached, what will it bring to the Nuggets? Although they have lost About Teacher, the depth of the team's lineup will increase. The starting line-ups of Murray, Poole, Wiggins, Porter Jr. and Wiseman also have good strength. There are also good players like Barton, Cumminga and Gordon on the bench, and they will become a very impactful young team.
It is worth mentioning that in an interview last November, Warriors owner Lacob had revealed that the team had considered Jokic in the 2014 draft, but unfortunately did not act in the end. The Warriors didn't pick a draft that year, but if they decided to pick Jokic, they could buy a pick. In the end, Jokic was selected by the Nuggets with the 41st pick in the second round, and it turned out that the Nuggets had found the treasure.
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