The 23-24 season has reached the white-hot stage of the semifinals, but Curry and the Warriors can only be spectators, and they have not even made the playoffs this year, which naturally has a lot to do with the team's style of play and age. For this reason, changes must be made this summer, and the American media "B/R" recently led the opinion, pointing out that the Warriors should try to complete a deal with the Hawks on Murray, if the trade takes young players including Kuminga, Atalanta will gladly accept, after all, the latter will choose between Trae Young and Murray.
The scenario is as follows: The Golden State Warriors send Jonathan Kuminga, Gary Payton II, Moses Moody and a 2025 first-round pick (unprotected) to the Atlanta Hawks in an attempt to get Dejounte Murray in a 4-for-1 trade! For the Hawks, Kuminga is a better combination for Trae Young, as the backcourt and forward pairing can give the Hawks a chance to make the playoffs. Payton Jr. and Moody and draft picks would make the Hawks' future more secure, and there is no point in maintaining the current roster in the Eastern Conference, so the Warriors do have a chance to get Murray.
So when Murray comes to the Warriors, what kind of mutual benefit will he have with Golden State? Murray will have access to more balls, Curry is a superstar willing to share the ball, and the Warriors can have an extra point in the lineup with the ball and Murray leading the guard line to an excellent defense, which is a much-needed element for the Warriors right now. Tactically, the pairing of Curry and Murray will give Thompson better shots, Wiggins and Green more help on the defensive end, and overall, Kerr's small-ball play will once again be effective.
If the trade is anything to call it, the Warriors next season will have a Big Six lineup! Specifically, Paul + Curry + Murray + Klay + Wiggins + Dream Chasing! In addition, there are excellent role players such as TJD and Sister Bo in the team who will continue to grow next season, and with a younger and more balanced roster on both offensive and defensive ends, do you also agree that Curry can use the Big Six to bring the NBA finale next season?