The U.S. media posted a 4-party 12-big trade plan: the Warriors bet on Ayton Paul teamed up with Embiid

On January 31, Beijing time, according to the official news of the Warriors, Paul, who suffered a fracture in his left hand, will miss at least two weeks.

Considering that the NBA trade deadline is imminent, the American media "fadeawayworld" posted a four-party big trade plan that is expected to achieve the needs of each according to the roster needs of the Warriors, Philadelphia, Trail Blazers and other teams.

The potential trading scenarios are as follows

Warriors get: Ayton + Hardaway Jr. + Covington + Josh Green;

The Mavericks get: Wiggins + Payton Jr. + Saric ;

The 76ers get: Paul + Brogdon;

The Trail Blazers get: Harris + Gwee + Kuminga + 2025 first-round pick (from the Mavericks) + 2028 first-round pick (from the 76ers).

Warriors: Improving the roster is the combat power

As a team that was aiming to compete for a championship at the start of the season, the Warriors' performance so far this season has been disappointing, and they have not even won a play-in spot in their current position, which has forced Curry to take more responsibility, and this deal will share the pressure on him.

The interior has always been a weakness for the Warriors, and the addition of Ayton will solve that problem, averaging 13.2 points, 10.6 rebounds and 1 steal per game this season.

It would be unrealistic to ask him to be one of the team's giants, but as a starter-level interior player, Ayton's ability is more than enough.

Covington is a trusty 3-and-D wing veteran who can provide the three-point threat and one-on-one defense that the Warriors need.

After completing the deal, the Warriors will put on a starting five-man duo of Curry + Klay + Covington + Dream + Ayton.

Josh Green and Hardaway Jr. are also good 3-and-D wings, with the former shooting 39.7% from three-point range, and the latter averaging 18.4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game this season, shooting 37% from three-point range.

Lone Ranger: Get a more suitable role player

The Mavericks have the top backcourt configuration of Doncic + Irving, and after appropriately adjusting the lineup in the offseason, the Mavericks' current lineup has not given full play to the power of Doncic and Irving.

Among them, after joining the Mavericks, Gwee did not further enhance the impact of the game, in contrast, Wiggins is at a low point in his career, and his slump is not unrelated to the breaking of the harmonious atmosphere within the Warriors.

Josh Green has also been underperforming, in contrast, Payton is a player known for his defensive ability and will share the defensive pressure of Irving and Doncic, while Saric is a No. 4 who can open up space and will make full use of Doncic and Irving's containment.

Philadelphia: Increased backcourt depth

Embiid has continued his MVP-level dominance this season and Maxey has grown further, but the team doesn't have a proper point guard, and the two can eat the ball during the regular season.

But against the playoffs and top teams, the team has exposed the shortcomings of the lack of backcourt brains, and Paul will perfectly fill this shortcoming, and for Paul at this stage, he will not threaten the status of Embiid and Maxey at all.

Brogdon is a perfect second-team ball-handler who can not only play the role of a super six, but also provide consistent tandem and defensive ability.

Trailblazers: Accelerate rebuild

For the Trail Blazers, it was a trade that was perfectly in line with the team's rebuilding rhythm, not only getting a first-round pick, but also bringing in Kuminga, a young talent overflowing with talent.

As for the two role players, Gwee and Harris, the two will continue to play for the Trail Blazers, waiting for the right buyers to come along and the Trail Blazers to cash out further.