Warriors fans, today let's talk about an interesting topic, which is to give our beloved Warriors an idea: give up Klay, take George, and keep Kuminga, so that our Warriors still have the hope of winning the championship.
Sounds exciting? Then let's break it up.
Let's start with Clay.
Everyone knows that Klay has had ups and downs since he returned from injury, and he often makes people sweat.
He is our "Buddha", a three-point marksman, but the reality is cruel, and injuries have made Clay no longer the invincible shooter everyone is familiar with.
It stands to reason that Clay was a meritorious veteran of the team at the beginning, and it was indeed a little uncomfortable to give up on him.
However, in terms of salary space, Clay's big contract overwhelms us, and we have to consider reality.
Letting Clay go will not only free up salary space, but also provide funds for other positions to be strengthened.
Although I am reluctant, for the sake of the future of the whole team, sometimes I have to be ruthless.
Then, let's talk about George.
This is a ruthless character, an all-star player who is both offensive and defensive on the court.
Take him, and the Warriors' lineup will instantly go up a notch.
George's ability to score, that's nothing short of eye-catching.
Imagine Curry and George teaming up, and that scene is simply unavoidable.
George can not only score, but also defend, and his addition will undoubtedly add a lot of intensity to our defense.
George's arrival can take the pressure off Curry's ball-handling and give Curry more energy to do what he does best – a three-point killer! For example, it's like we have a chef at home, so we don't have to worry about eating, and we can eat more deliciously.
Speaking of which, it is estimated that some friends began to mutter: "Then George is so good, how did he get it?" "That's where the deal comes in.
Based on current rumors, we could trade Paul and Viggins plus a first-round pick for George.
Although Paul is a veteran, his experience and control ability are impeccable, but as he gets older, his form has declined a little, and although Wiggins is young, his performance is always up and down, and sometimes it is really worrying to watch.
While this trade may seem like a "trade-in", it is a good opportunity for the team overall.
Imagine a post-trade lineup of Curry, George, Green, Portis, and Connaughton, Payton Jr., Kuminga and others on the bench, this lineup is incredible, and it is quite solid on both offensive and defensive ends.
Let's talk about Kuminga.
This guy has potential, and his athleticism and defensive reflexes are absolutely top-notch.
And Kuminga's potential and room for improvement are also huge, and his development in the Warriors is undoubtedly an important weight for the team's future.
Keeping Kuminga will not only keep the team young, but also bring more energy and vitality to the team.
His ability to impact the basket should not be underestimated, as long as this baby has a little more game experience, the future is definitely promising.
So the question is, with George, Curry, and Kuminga, what will be the combined effect of the three of them? For example, Curry is like a sharp sword, extremely sharp, George is a strong shield, both offensive and defensive, and Kuminga is a dagger hidden behind the sword, taking it by surprise and attacking it unprepared.
Such a lineup, as long as it cooperates tacitly, offense and defense are not a problem.
Just imagine, the Warriors' offensive end has Curry's first-time three-point threat, George's steady output in the second time, and Kuminga's under-the-basket impact, plus Green's organizational assist, it is simply a seamless fit.
Defensively, Kuminga and George's defensive arrows, Green's co-defense, and veteran Klay's defensive experience, such a defensive lineup is also quite scary.
Some will say, is such a combination competitive in the West? I can tell you unequivocally, there is! Why are you so sure? Because of George's arrival, the pressure on Curry can be greatly reduced.
Those of you who have watched the game should know that Wiggins and Green put an air on one side to force the opponent to strengthen the defense of Curry, which made Curry play quite hard.
And George's offensive threat and Kuminga's impact can distract the opponent's defense well and no longer leave Curry alone.
Coupled with Green's passing ability, Curry can not be so tired in every game and can focus more on offense instead of blindly being trapped.
In addition, there are some role players to mention, like Portis, Bojam, Dirt Egg, etc.
They are an important force on the bench, and with potential signings on the free market, such as Hayward and Bojan, the presence of these role players can greatly enhance the overall strength of the team.
With these available people, Curry will be a lot less stressed.
For example, it's like playing basketball, we have enough physical support, and we are fully prepared before and after the game, so of course the feeling of playing is different.
Back to Curry, although our team soul Curry is 36 years old, his professionalism and self-discipline are very good.
He has maintained his physical condition well, and he has been investing more and more on the defensive end in the past two years.
Seeing this, do you think the future of the Warriors is still bright? What's even more exciting is that even the 40-year-old Curry, as long as he can stay on the court for 25 minutes, his influence should definitely not be underestimated.
Thinking about James, who is 41 years old, and the Lakers still give him a three-year contract, why can't we give Curry three or four more years? It's not hysterical limits, it's trust and respect for Curry.
Looking at the trading aspect, in addition to George, Portis is also a good choice.
Wiggins and Moody could trade for Portis and other players.
Create a finishing "five-man lineup": Curry, Klay, George, Kuminga, Green.
With such a lineup, the offense and defense are so balanced.
Kuminga's progress, in particular, is an important weight.
On the court, the Splash Brothers and Dream Green have a tacit chemistry for many years, blocking and coordinating on one side, and the threat of George and Kuminga standing on the other side, this picture is exciting to think about.
Let's talk about the Warriors' trade and long-term development.
The purpose of trading is for the present as well as for the future.
These transactions are not only for the sake of improving the combat effectiveness of the present, but also to lay a good foundation for the future.
Developing young players is a must, but so is the experience and leadership of veterans.
What we want to do is to find a balance between the veterans and the newcomers, so that they complement each other and improve together.
It's like a band with old friends and new members, everyone has their own beat, and everyone contributes to the success of the whole team.
As long as our Warriors have Curry, there is hope for the future.
Giving up Klay is heart-wrenching, but for the sake of the overall development of the team, this step is necessary.
Take George, keep Kuminga, it's all for one goal: to get to the top again and win the championship! Therefore, every Warriors fan must continue to support our team, support Curry, and witness their glorious moments together.
Warriors, come on! Curry, come on! Winning the championship is not a dream, as long as we believe in it, we will definitely achieve it! Speaking of championship hopes, I have to mention that when we have George and Kuminga, the duo can't help but want to daydream every day.
If Curry is dispatching an interior player like Portis off the court, Portis can not only grab rebounds, but also shoot three-pointers, do you feel that the tactics are so rich that you are dazzled?
With a lavish roster like Curry, George and Kuminga, the future of the Warriors can be said to be infinitely bright.
Imagine that if the opponent defends Curry, then George will score easily; If the opponent wraps up George, then Curry can pull the line apart with ease; Even Kuminga's leaping dunk can catch the opponent off guard.
At the critical moment, Curry got up and down with a knife and scored a three-pointer, which can't help but remind people of the lore moment in the finals that year, did the goosebumps rise?
Let's talk about Clay, although it is a little distressing to say that he gave up, but the team still has to make trade-offs for the future.
After all, we don't live in feelings, and competitive sports pay attention to the actual results and the final results.
Just imagine, Klay is more recovering from injury, it is better to exchange for players who are more in line with the team's tactical needs while he still has a certain trade value, so that the overall improvement of the team will be more effective.
When it comes to the overall improvement of the team, there are definitely many friends who think of potential players in the free market.
For example, Hayward and Bojan have a hand on the offensive end.
If these people can be brought in, combined with the team's existing tactical set-up, the Warriors' bench depth will also be greatly enhanced.
Think about it, with this kind of bench depth, the main team doesn't have to worry about being pressed by the opponent when they are resting, and they can maintain an efficient output throughout the game.
Fans must be most concerned about the team's championship prospects.
Truth be told, as long as Curry is around, the Warriors have no shortage of championship hopes.
Curry's leadership, on-court performance, and his never-give-up heart are all a big guarantee for the Warriors to win the championship.
And George's arrival is tantamount to injecting new vitality and combat effectiveness into this team.
Coupled with Kuminga's continuous growth, like a dark horse, it will burst out with amazing energy at any time.
No matter how good the lineup is, it must have good chemistry.
Basketball is not a game of one or a few people, but requires the whole team to play together.
Curry's passing vision, George's defensive intensity, and Green's organization and tactical arrangement need to be fused together to play a smooth team to maximize their effectiveness.
Just like a delicate machine, each part has to work in perfect harmony to make the whole machine run efficiently.
The Warriors' roster changes are full of hope and possibility.
The game of basketball is ever-changing, and every team will give it their all for the championship.
The Warriors need to remain vigilant and continue to improve their competitiveness in order to break through in this battlefield in the West.
Of course, as fans, we need to see not only the challenges of team trades and roster changes, but also the fun and hope that goes into them.
After all, supporting a team is a long-term and fun thing to do.
We've seen Curry go from rookie to superstar today, and we've seen the Warriors climb from the bottom to the top.
Every moment along the way is worth cherishing and remembering.
Future warriors will continue to write their own legends.
I believe that as long as there is Curry, George, Kuminga, and all the fans who support them, this team will continue to shine on the basketball court.