It was revealed that the Warriors supermarket is about to open, and the whole team can be traded except Curry!
It was revealed that the Warriors supermarket is about to open, and the whole team can be traded except Curry!
The Warriors lost 105-141 at home to the New Orleans Pelicans, the biggest margin of loss at home since Stephen Curry joined the team in 2009. There is no doubt that this is a shameful battle for Curry and even the Warriors! This super team, which has dominated the league for many years, is now so weak that it is really nerve-numbing! How did the good Warriors suddenly become so vulnerable? You must know that at the beginning of the season, they were still the favorites to compete for the championship, and the whole team was still shouting for the championship. But now you look at their super hip pulling record, 17-20 ranks fourth from the bottom in the West, and the top 10 in the West is gradually drifting away! According to the current rhythm of the Warriors, they will most likely miss the playoffs.
A 36-point rout can be said to have completely torn off the label of the Warriors' pseudo-strong team! They are no longer the feared super team of the past, and they are no longer the championship team that everyone said. In the face of this particularly rare rout, the Warriors can be said to be full of grief! The star Stephen Curry looked so helpless and powerless about the team's rout! Coach Kerr angrily criticized the team for losing its self-confidence and fighting spirit after the game, which was extremely disappointing! Klay Thompson was also very calm, and he bluntly said that he felt that it didn't matter in the face of the boos of the home fans, and the sun would rise tomorrow as usual!
For the Warriors, who are struggling so far, trading is the only way out of their current worst situation. Because the whole Warriors team has long been shrouded in the haze of defeat! At the same time, there are many problems within the team, and young people like Kuminga and Moody have publicly expressed their serious dissatisfaction with their roles in the team! Since they can't get the reuse of Coach Kerr, it is better to trade them. According to previous reports, the most likely trade for the Warriors is Andrew Wiggins, who is one of the few players on the team with a high trade value in addition to his cost-effective four-year, $109 million contract. Besides, Wiggins, who has no fighting spirit now, may be able to reinvigorate his fighting spirit by changing the environment.
But just when everyone was still making suggestions for the Warriors' way out, they didn't know that the Warriors supermarket was about to open! The incident suddenly really caught people off guard, because teams such as the Chicago Bulls and the Toronto Raptors, who have been clamoring to tear down and rebuild, are still trying their best to take action, and now the Warriors are about to take the lead in opening the supermarket. Recently, Shams of the Athletic talked about the Warriors' trade prospects on a podcast. "The mentality of the Warriors right now is to put everybody on the shelf, except for Stephen Curry," Shams said. ”
Except for Curry, everyone else can be traded, which can be said to be super blockbuster news enough to shock the entire league! This means that anything can happen to the Warriors next, and it is not even ruled out that they may tear down and rebuild. Previously, Warriors general manager Dunleavy said that the next fifteen games will determine the direction of the Warriors this season. Now it seems that he can't wait, presumably prepared for the worst!
Frankly speaking, even if the Warriors want to reshuffle the cards, it is understandable, it can be said that poor people think about change! Although team owner Joe Lacob is willing to spend money for the team, his money is not blown by the wind. If the team continues to lose like this, it will inevitably cause the Warriors to shake the ball market, which will lead to a loss of strong fan support, as evidenced by the recent home fan defection. It should be known that the Warriors have paid a whopping $687 million in luxury tax to the league since the 2015-16 season. If the Warriors can't see playoff hope this season, then don't blame owner Joe Lacob for making a big change to the team!