Sending Poole away to welcome Paul, the Warriors just want to fight for another championship through a dream trade

The alliance is messy, the wizards have the final say!

Yesterday, the Wizards and the Celtics made a big deal of "backward step", and today they made a big deal with the Warriors in a "dream footstep", which is really a toss!

Specific transaction plan:

The Wizards get Poole, Rawlings, Baldwin, 2030 protected first round and 2027 second round;

The Warriors get Paul.

It is not surprising that Poole walked between Dream and Poole, and it is not surprising that he was traded to the Wizards, but it was a surprise that Paul was exchanged.

Considering that Poole was traded, then the dream chaser who jumped out of the contract is likely to stay on the team, and then we will see such a lineup: 38-year-old Paul, 35-year-old Curry, 33-year-old Dream, 33-year-old Klay who has suffered a big injury. But if you run faster, you will feel that this improvised carriage that has been patched together and repaired I don't know how many times will suddenly fall apart, leaving only one wheel to move comically.

Of course, they also have 30-year-old Payton Jr., 28-year-old Wiggins, and 27-year-old Looney (I didn't expect it!). DiVincenzo, 26, Moody, 21, Kuminga, 20, and Podmsky, the No. 19 pick, but we all know that they are like the carriages and draperies of the Warriors' carriage, which can make you walk more comfortably, but not farther.

To put it bluntly, the warriors still have to look at the old brother "Kuchai Tang", as well as the 38-year-old cannon.

There is a very paradoxical point here, the Warriors trade Poole, which is equivalent to giving up the possible future, choosing to win in the present and grab the little tail of Curry's prime, but in exchange for 38-year-old Paul, this is not related to the championship puzzle!

The two problems exposed by the Warriors' playoffs are the disadvantage of roster height and forward size, and the offensive development of the connecting section.

Question 1: You can't count on Paul at 183, nor on No. 19 pick Pojemsky (1.93 meter guard), you can only see what the Warriors do next.

Problem two Paul can solve, but another problem arises, Paul plays the starter or the substitute.

If Paul starts, then the Warriors' lineup is Paul + Curry + Klay + Wiggins + Dreamcatcher/Looney, then this lineup is too small. This season, Cole has also experimented with the small lineup of Poole's starters, but the effect is very poor, Paul's defense is certainly better than Poole, but after all, he is 38 years old, whether he can maintain the form of last season is still unknown, in short, you can't expect Paul to take over the opposite backcourt stronger, if you let Curry go right, it will be too expensive.

If Paul comes on the bench, it would seem like a more compatible option, but the question is what Paul's form will be next season.

Let's look at a set of data:

Player A averaged 32 minutes in the regular season, 13.9 points, 4.3 rebounds and 8.9 assists, 44% shooting, 37.5% three-point shooting, 19.2% turnover, and 55.5% true shooting.

The playoffs averaged 35.7 minutes, 12.4 points, 5 rebounds and 7.4 assists, 41.8% shooting, 32.1% three-point shooting, 17.5% turnovers, and 46.9% true shooting.

Player B averaged 30 minutes per game, 20.4 points, 2.7 rebounds and 4.5 assists, shooting 43% from the field, 33.6% from three-point range, 29.2% in turnovers, and 57.3% from true field goal.

The playoffs averaged 21.8 minutes, 10.3 points, 2.2 rebounds and 3.5 assists, 34.1% shooting, 25.4% three-point shooting, 23.9% turnovers, and 44.7% true shooting.

Obviously, Player B can carry more balls, take on more plays on the offensive end, and have better attendance, but the playoffs are pulled, which means that his ceiling is high and the floor is low. Player A, on the other hand, is relatively stable, the upper limit will not be too high, and the lower limit will be guaranteed.

But what if player A is Paul and player B is Poole? It's not easy for Paul to just maintain his current form, and attendance is not good, the playoffs are often injured, and there is a considerable risk of a big decline, while Poole not only has better attendance, but also wins at a young age, although he has just played a bad playoff performance, but considering the performance of the championship season, there is considerable room for correction.

Therefore, as far as the current Warriors are concerned, Paul's role may not be greater than Poole's (raising the team's lower limit also lowers the team's ceiling, it's all up to Curry), and Poole went to the Wizards and hopes to usher in a small explosive season.

The reason why the Warriors can't wait to make this thankless deal also shows the attitude of management - it doesn't matter who comes, it's important to walk Poole!

It seems that the stamina of the dream chasing punch has not completely dissipated, and it has the meaning of intensifying, and it has now reached the point of incompatibility.

Chasing dreams out of the contract also means that the Warriors management can no longer wait and see, they must make a quick decision, but they did not expect Paul to join this farce.

Paul has two seasons left on his contract, and the 24-25 season is a non-guaranteed contract, which is more like the choice made by the Warriors to get rid of Poole's 4-year 140 million contract, depending on what sparks Paul, a traditional classical guard, and Curry, a new-age guard, can make!

Paul's words - if not to beat the Warriors, then what are we doing now - that sound instantly blood-boiling are still included in the classic quotes of "Resistance to Bravery", although the cause did not succeed in the end, but in this process, Paul has also studied the Warriors' passing system and offensive routines thoroughly, but I didn't expect it to come in handy now.

Paul used to be like this

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Paul is like this now

It is more or less a bit like a dragon slayer warrior finally becoming a dragon.

Since the opening of the Wizards supermarket, the cabbage price sold Bill, the radish price sold Porzingis, and there was no nagging in the first round (the Sun gave 4 first-round swap rights), but I didn't expect that the only first round was replaced by Paul, so Paul > Bill > Porzingis?

The Wizards have now put together a bunch of qualified role players, and with "Curry Jr." Poole, maybe they can really do something?

Poole + Monte Morris + Avdia + Gallinari + Gafford, there are Jones, Delon Wright, Muscala, Kisport on the bench, whether it is for self-use, or changing hands for draft picks, is this better than guarding Beal all day in the past?

The warriors are relieved, Poole has ushered in a new life, and everyone has a bright future!

(Text/Los Ajo-ri・Sakuragi eating watermelon)