After the Warriors' 36-point home defeat to the Pelicans, Shams revealed the Warriors' current trade mentality, everyone on the team except Curry can be traded, but Klay and Dream are unlikely to be traded; Kerr has no sign of contract extension, Warriors reporters said that Kerr may be out of class; Warriors explore trading Sika, two major trade plans are released, but the Warriors think Kuminga + two first-round offers are too high.
Only Curry is not for sale on the Warriors' entire team
Shams Charania of the Athletic spoke about the current Golden State Warriors on the show, saying: The Warriors' mentality right now is to put everyone on the team on the shelf, except for Curry. Actually, there's one player here who has to be asterisked, and that's Klay, and will the Warriors want to keep him in Golden State for the long term? I think the Warriors think so, but so far they haven't been able to agree on a contract extension. Dream Chaser has just been lifted from the ban, and Splash + Dream Chaser are the three cores of the Warriors. Warriors management, they love Kuminga, Podzemski and Jackson Davis. ”
'Two heavy defeats in a row, they haven't even come close in those games. So, now this Warriors team is teetering on the brink of collapse, with less than a month to go until the trade deadline (Feb. 9). I think the Warriors will be active in the trade market, and everyone will be on the shelf except Curry.
It has been reported that the Warriors will not break up Curry, Thompson and Dream, so far, Kutangchai has led the Warriors to four championships, and their jerseys may be retired by the Warriors in the future;
Warriors trade prospect Kerr could leave
Shams said they would seek to do something. The problem is also that they want to make a deal and show aggressiveness, but I was told that at the same time they don't want to receive a long-term salary, they don't want to accept another huge contract. So you think of the contract that a guy like Zach LaVine is carrying. Also hanging in the air is Steve Kerr's contract, which is also expiring and there is no indication that he will get a new one.
Warriors reporter Jason Dumas said: "After another heavy defeat yesterday, I asked Kerr if the team would be united for the rest of the road trip, and the answer Kerr gave me was just 'I hope it is.'" Kerr's got the feeling that he was about to finish, and of course, I didn't think he was going to quit basketball. But his contract is set to expire this summer. No one would have doubted that Kerr would have a 'you know? But I need to take a break. Cole was doing well, but now he has everything he deserves and the Olympics are over. Looking at the Warriors this year, I wouldn't be surprised if Kerr does decide to leave. ”
Warriors coach Kerr is in a contract year, but the Warriors' recent record has been very bad, with only 2 wins and 5 losses in 7 consecutive home games, and the biggest home defeat in the Curry era was the biggest home defeat in the Curry era when the Pelicans were defeated by 36 points in the last game.
Warriors explore a Sika trade and think Kuminga + two first-round picks are too high
For the Warriors' pursuit of Siakam, authoritative American media TA listed two trade plans for Siakam -
1. The Warriors sent away Paul, Kuminga, the 2026 first round, the 2028 first round, and got Siakam from the Raptors
2. The Warriors sent away Wiggins, Moody, and the 2026 first-round pick to get Siakam from the Raptors
Anthony Slater, a reporter for the Warriors, said: "I saw Dunleavy and Ujiri (Raptors GM) having a long conversation in the tunnel before Monday's game, so there's definitely something potential here. I'm willing to bet that the Warriors think it's too expensive to trade Kuminga, two first-rounders, and a worthwhile expiring contract for Sika. Paul's contract is valuable for the Warriors as they need to avoid taxes this summer. If Siakam joins, it could be part of the Warriors' future expensive taxes.
According to previous reports, Wiggins is most likely to be traded by the Warriors, and Paul and Kuminga are also caught in trade rumors, and the Warriors are currently in trouble, with 17 wins and 20 losses in 12th place in the West, 5.5 wins away from the Pelicans, who are sixth in the West.