The Warriors have not performed well recently, and the team's status has declined after Curry's injury. There are rumors that the Warriors may conduct a 5-for-1 trade, sending Curry to the Cavaliers in exchange for Mitchell, Strus, Rubio, the first round of 24 years and the first round of 26 years. Although Curry is the core of the Warriors' team building, such trade rumors are not groundless.
In business alliances, loyalty is the least worth mentioning. Garnett also thought he would never leave, but was ruthlessly traded by the Timberwolves. Although Curry is powerful, his success cannot be separated from the Warriors' trust and the lineup built around him. As they age, the Warriors also need to consider the team's future competitiveness.
Clay's condition is declining, Wiggins' condition is up and down, and the entire Warriors' condition is not right. As the spiritual leader, Curry is content with the status quo, waiting for the team to maintain the current Warriors by paying the luxury tax. And the Warriors' owner is not a fool. When the team's championship requires constant payment of luxury taxes, he is still willing to do so. But when the overall condition of the team declines, the luxury tax is still required, and there is no possibility of winning the championship, the boss will naturally feel that the money he invested has not received the ideal return. Under such circumstances, trading others is no longer the key, only trading Curry is the most critical thing. First of all, the Warriors' lineup is built around Curry, and everyone else's playing style is to cooperate with Curry as much as possible. As long as Curry is gone, the Warriors can study a new tactical system. Among them, Mitchell's individualistic style of play also allows the Warriors to build a new tactical system around him, giving the Warriors a completely new look.
For the Warriors, the best way is indeed to trade Curry, and the transaction of Mitchell and other chips can allow the Warriors to continue to remain competitive and even the overall strength of the team will increase.
This deal can allow the Warriors and Cavaliers to achieve a win-win situation. For the Warriors, this deal can not only help the team change their current style of play and improve the team's overall strength, but also bring more young players and draft picks to the team. For the Cavaliers, they need superstars to bring more spotlight and attention to the small ball market. Curry's arrival will bring them more exposure and fan attention. In addition, the deal is also beneficial to both parties' financial well-being. The Warriors can lower their future luxury tax burden by acquiring more young players and draft picks through trades. The Cavaliers can increase the team's box office and commercial value by acquiring superstars.
In short, this 5-for-1 deal is profitable for both the Warriors and Cavaliers. If this deal can be successfully implemented, the basketball world will usher in a major change in the future. Let us wait and see whether this deal will be possible!
