The Warriors' latest trade exposed! 3-for-1 brought Durant Jr. to replace Thompson, and Curry ushered in a blockbuster helper

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2024-05-14 00:17Posted in Guangdong sports creators

The Warriors, who missed this year's playoffs, have a number of unsolved problems this summer, whether to keep Thompson, the core of the 4th championship? Who should be Curry's helper? In response, a senior Western Conference source told Heavy Sports that Pelicans star Ingram is a possible reinforcement candidate for the Bay Area, and he can score and play, and is the type of player that coach Kerr likes.

The senior source, who asked not to be named, said, "Depending on the Warriors' needs, Ingram is a player they might consider. Because he can score, but with some injuries, the price should be lower. As long as you keep him healthy and protect him, he can bring you success. He's still very young (26) and that's definitely what they want."

Ingram was the 2016 No. 1 of the year, known as Durant Jr., who started his career with the Lakers and spent the last five seasons in New Orleans. He played in 64 games this season, averaging 20.8 points per game, shooting 49.2 percent from the field, along with 5.1 rebounds and 5.7 assists. However, the 2020 Most Improved Award winner has been plagued by injuries in recent years, missing 93 of his last 318 games.

The senior source admitted that Ingram is an unknown, "but we saw him score 40 points in 30 minutes of playing a game with the Wizards, and he played like that twice." When he's in good form, he's a lethal scorer." And that's exactly what Bay Area king Curry needs, and Curry hasn't had much offensive firepower from his teammates this season.

The 203-centimeter Ingram also has all-round skills, and an anonymous Eastern Conference team general manager said, "You can play him in the No. 4 position, and he can play the No. 3 or No. 2 position." He's also a very good playmaker, which is exactly the type of all-around person that Cole likes. You might have doubts about how tough he is, but put him next to Dream Green and that will change."

The Eastern Conference general manager revealed that there are about 10 or 12 teams looking at Ingram right now. Will the Warriors be one of those teams? Heavy Sports reporter Sean Deveney proposed two trade options, including packing veteran point guard Paul, rising star Moody and future first-round picks, or trading Wiggins and Moody as the centerpiece of the package.

Ingram has a five-year contract that he signed in 2020 and will enter a contract year next season worth $36 million.

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