The Warriors trade is out, Wiggins + Paul + 2 first round = Durant! It's better to change Durant than to change Booker
To add a point, the value of the Warriors' draft picks after 25 is really not much, Curry can't mess up as long as he is on the team for one day + the Warriors 4 are basically determined to be future successors, the most obvious of which is the Ku Ming, Kerr asked him to increase his range and passing in the new season, and properly bring it to the master, the problem is that he is too young and still not stable enough, but at least with a blueprint for the future, do you still need draft picks to determine the blueprint?
This season, the rookies have been dominated by a few premium old men, and they have no time to practice when they start the game, and what draft picks do they use to choose newcomers... There's no time to practice at all, so it's better to dig deep into the 4 little ones this summer, and expect Pu'er's explosive growth during their rookie contract, with a giant and two leaders to provide stable firepower, and maybe a little hope to repeat 22 years
The Warriors' regular starters splashed and chased Looney, and in addition to chasing and defending, the other four were almost colanders. How does this work? The strongest offensive and defensive five-man group in a season has directly become the bottom of the league, and then the Paul Saric-po sister who has no defense, and Kuminga, who often makes mistakes, has no problem at all with being named and blown up by the Warriors. Eight of the 10 players off the bench have a big colander and no consistent second scorer other than Curry
It's really offensive and defenseless, and if you have to build a team, Curry is the only thing that is not for sale, and everyone else can put it on the shelf. If you have to stay, I personally think that Curry's Green TKD is the most reasonable, and Curry's success is inseparable from Green's assistance. And TJD is the only high-ball quotient substitute that the Warriors have selected in recent years who can be stable as a rotation role, and it would be a shame to let it go. As for Kuminga, the ceiling is not high, and if it is capped, it is an All-Star substitute.
To be honest, even if I really come, I don't think I can compete for the championship, I'm older, Klay is not the Klay of the year, and he still hasn't solved the problem of the interior line, if he really takes Wiggins and Paul for it, plus Klay's salary cut, Durant can at least continue to strengthen a middle-class forward after joining the Warriors, and the salary space is abundant. Although this is unlikely, Durant will not return to the Warriors.
The Warriors can't win the championship with this lineup, and the water splash chasing the three cores is no longer what it used to be, if the previous one had a 60% bonus to the team's combat power, now 20% is enough, and other players, including the scarf Paul, have declined sharply, don't think about winning the championship, and there may not be a big change of blood.
In fact, there is no need for the Iron Triangle to grow old together, and the GDP is also separated in later years, does anyone blame Spurs Parker? It's more important than anything else to have a brilliant life together, and now it's about the future, and sending Klay, Paul, and Wiggins away can consider retaining or combining draft picks for a younger consistent scoring giant. With Curry, the giant, Green, plus the current bitter family and other four newcomers can form a very competitive team, Curry as a totem and has the right to bird (does not occupy salary space) can keep selling tickets, and the rest of the player configuration will have to be considered in the future, there is no need to consider feelings