Yesterday, the NBA Golden State Warriors officially announced that the team is discussing with the Indian Pacers, using veteran Chris Paul and several young players as chips to trade Pacers center Miles Turner.
Mike Dunleavey, the current general manager of the Warriors, specifically mentioned that the Warriors have been limited by internal troubles in recent years, and it is time to change. Mike Dunleavy doesn't just pay lip service, he's doing it, and since Mike Dunleavy became general manager of the Warriors, he's been addressing the problems plaguing the Warriors' interior. First acquired young center Reis Jackson Davis through the draft, and although the rookie is not yet able to see if it can bring a difference to the team, it is better than nothing.
Secondly, under the operation of general manager Mike Dunleavey, and the signing of former Thunder center Dario Sharic in free agency, these seemingly inconspicuous signings and drafts, but for the Warriors who only have a single center Rooney, it feels like a hundred benefits and no harm.
Last night, the Warriors officially announced that they were negotiating a trade to acquire Indian Pacers center Miles Turner, and if the Golden State Warriors and Indian Pacers can be traded, the Warriors will no longer have to worry about interior problems, and there is a lot of hope for winning the championship in the new season.
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