It was revealed that many team executives were interested in Clay! Yang Yi of the United States hoped that he would join forces with James, and the famous mouth suggested that 2 for 1 to grab Sika
On December 3, Beijing time, according to ESPN's Lowe, executives of many teams in the league are interested in trading Klay Thompson, and A-Smith, known as "American Yang Yi", wants Klay to go to the Lakers to join James. And the famous Bill Simmons believes that the Warriors should use Wiggins + Kuminga to trade the Raptors' Siakam, and thinks it is a very meaningful trade.
"In the last 72 hours, I've had four team executives come up to me and ask (just casually) if the Warriors will trade Klay," Lowe said. And the reason they asked that was because they saw an opportunity for the Warriors to potentially trade Klay, and they thought, 'Can we be part of this deal? If the Warriors want to trade Klay for some players who have instant power and have multi-year contracts left, do the Warriors need to trade some assets backwards?'"
Lowe also added that he personally doesn't think the Warriors want to send Klay away. "They didn't want to do it, and I bet it would never happen. The 33-year-old Klay didn't get off to a rough start, averaging 15.7 points per game while shooting 40.7 percent from the field and 36 percent from three-point range. At the moment, the Warriors and Klay have not yet agreed on a new contract. Celebrity A. Smith said he would like to see Klay traded to the Lakers to play next to James.
Celebrity Bill Simmons also gave a piece of advice to the Warriors on his solo show. "The Warriors should trade Wiggins and Kuminga for the Raptors in exchange for Siakam, which is a deal that makes sense in many ways," Bill Simmons said. ”
It was previously reported that the Warriors were unhappy with Wiggins' physical condition and that Kuminga had not performed as expected this season. Siakam can improve the Warriors' offense and defense, and he's no longer for sale for the Raptors. So far this season, Siakam has averaged 20 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5 assists per game, shooting 47.7% from the field, but only 19.8% from three-point range.