6 for 2!The trade plan is out!Can the Warriors be exchanged?

As we all know, the Warriors' performance this season has not lived up to expectations at all.

After today's 107-116 loss to the Grizzlies, the Warriors suffered a two-game losing streak and are currently 18-22, just 12th in the West, and only three wins ahead of the Grizzlies (15-25) behind them.

Considering that the Grizzlies are now lacking Morant, Bane, Smart, Rose, Clark, Adams, and many other main rotations, the Warriors really deserved to lose this game, and what's worse is that their potential opponent, the Lakers, who are currently 11th in the West, also defeated the strong rival Thunder today, and the gap is getting wider and wider.

The Warriors have a lot of problems right now, and here are at least:

1. Green was banned for 12 games and just returned after the ban was lifted

2. Thompson did not renew his contract, and his state was not a game

3. Wiggins suddenly declined, and it was a cliff-like decline

4. Paul has a fractured left hand and is expected to be out for at least a month

5. Young players don't trust Cole and are dissatisfied with playing time

If you want to solve the problem quickly and turn the current situation around, generally speaking, there are two ways, one is to change coaches, and the other is to trade, considering Kerr's contribution to the Warriors, it is unlikely that Kerr will be sacked, then a trade may be the best way to help the Warriors get back on track.

As a result, BR reporter Dan Favale came out with the Warriors, he pulled the Hawks, who had been at the center of the rumors recently, and then designed a trade plan, which specifically read:

- Warriors sent: Moody, Paul, Joseph, 1 2026 first-round pick, 2 2026 second-rounders

- Eagles sent: Dejounte Murray, DeAndre Hunter

Let's talk about the Warriors situation first, as early as before the start of this season, many fans complained that the Warriors' backcourt was too much, and it was because of this that Moody fell out of the rotation, and Kerr called Moody a "victim" of the rotation at that time.

Subtlely, Moody regained his chance to play after Paul's injury, but after a few games, Moody also suffered a calf strain and is expected to miss at least another week, during which time Joseph, who was almost abandoned, has been re-reinforced, and he has played in six consecutive games.

So, sending these three away and getting Dejounte Murray has no rotational impact on the Warriors at this stage, on the contrary, it also solves the problem of surplus players in the Warriors' backcourt, which is a pity for Paul and Moody, although one is older, but it really helped the Warriors this season, and the other Warrior has been cultivated for three years, and this year has improved significantly.

Speaking of the Hawks, this team is actually worse than the Warriors.

Less than two years ago, they sent three first-rounders and a one-swap to move Dejounte Murray from San Antonio to Atlanta, when the Hawks' idea was to let the two-gun Trae Young and Dejounte Murray lead the team, however, the results were not at all ideal, and the Hawks are currently 16-23, sitting 11th in the East.

Seeing that the two guns are not compatible, the Hawks must make changes, so Murray was put on the trade rack, although his performance this season is not as good as the Spurs' average of 21+8+9 All-Stars per game, but it is actually not bad.

Up to now, Dejounte Murray has averaged 20.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.8 assists per game, with a three-point shooting rate of 46.7%/38.6%/82.1% and a true shooting rate of 56.3%.

In addition to Murray, Hunter and Capela were also put on the trade table, among them, Hunter played in a total of 24 games this season, averaging 14.9 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game, shooting 46.0%/40.4%/90.7% from three, and 60.1% from the field.

Hunter was the fourth pick in the first round in the class of 2019, and although he hasn't grown to an All-Star level in recent years, he is definitely a qualified 3-and-D, and his three-point shooting percentage, true shooting percentage, and free throw percentage are all career-high this season.

It is worth mentioning that Dejounte Murray's contract was just signed last summer, 120 million for the next 4 years, and Hunter is still carrying 70 million for 3 years.

For the Hawks, the focus of this deal is on Paul, Moody and draft picks, Paul is good at helping weak teams and young players grow, maybe he can reverse the decline of the Hawks, and he is still on an expiring contract, Moody has some potential, but he doesn't have many opportunities with the Warriors;

For the Warriors, if there is a chance to get these two at the same time, and only need to pay Paul (expiring contract), Moody (has some potential but no chance to cash in), Joseph (rotation edge), 1 first-rounder, 2 second-rounders, the Warriors can really consider this deal, this deal can make the Warriors' backcourt and forward line better at the same time.

However, the likelihood of a deal is still low, mainly because the Hawks have a high asking price for Dejounte Murray - according to the latest reports, the Hawks want to get two first-round picks in the Murray trade, and with Hunter, the Warriors' chips will certainly not impress the Hawks, and maybe the Hawks will ask for Kuminga or more draft picks.

Whether it's a deal or not, one thing is for sure, if the Warriors want to change the status quo, they must start with the lineup, they can't expect Thompson or Wiggins to suddenly pick up and play steadily, before the trade deadline, the Warriors and Hawks will have a move, just talk about the Warriors, I hope not to waste Curry's peak.