Official announcement! The Warriors completed 2 trades, triggering the second tyrant line, still wanting to pursue Durant George
The once silent NBA offseason has now been ignited by the Warriors again. In last night's draft, they not only completed two high-profile trades, but also successfully triggered the league's coveted No. 2 line. This series of actions not only excited the fans, but also once again highlighted the Warriors' superb methods in player recruitment and capital operation.
Let's take a look at the details of their deal. In the first trade, the Warriors sent their No. 52 pick in exchange for the young and promising Lindy Waters. While Waters didn't stand out last season, the Warriors have high hopes for his potential and plan to keep him as part of the future. Subsequently, the Thunder sent the pick to the Trail Blazers, and the Warriors paid cash to reclaim it and selected Quinton Post with excellent three-point ability, which undoubtedly added new possibilities to the team's offensive end.
The two trades not only bolstered the Warriors' roster depth, but also triggered an important financial constraint for them — the second homegrown line. This means that while the team is still keen to further strengthen the squad, their financial margin is already quite limited. Some analysts believe that this may affect the team's subsequent pursuit of some high-paid players, such as whether Klay Thompson can continue to stay with the Warriors, which will become an issue that cannot be ignored.
Even so, the Warriors' ambitions remain undiminished. According to reliable sources, they are actively exploring the possibility of trading superstars such as Durant and George. The addition of these players will not only further enhance the team's competitiveness, but also meet the Warriors' long-standing ambition to build a super roster.
As for the reaction of the fans, it was mixed. On the one hand, they are encouraged and excited about the team's activity in the trade market; On the other hand, concerns about the team's future salary space are also gradually heating up. After all, whether it's retaining key players or bringing in new blood, you need to carefully balance the balance between finances and team building.
In such a volatile offseason, every step of the way for the Warriors touches the hearts of fans. Will they be able to continue to do the extraordinary with limited resources? It's not just a player trade, it's a strategic game about the fate of the team.
Oops, the Warriors' operation is really unpredictable! It's not enough to make two trades, but you still want to chase Durant and George? Isn't that a joke? Although I also wish Curry could have more helpers, but this is too proud!
Let's talk about these two trades first, Waters and Post, one is a rookie with potential in the future, and the other is a scoring machine with an average of 17 points per game, and the Warriors have a really good vision. But triggering the second tyrant line is no joke. The question now is, will they be able to keep Clay? After all, people won't be cheap, if you really can't keep it, won't this second local tyrant line be triggered in vain?
Let's talk about pursuing Durant and George. I heard that the Warriors are already inquiring about the news, but the Suns are reluctant to let Durant go, and the Clippers won't let George go easily. These players are not just scoring machines on the field, they are the spiritual leaders of the team. Once they arrive, it will not only improve the team, but also give the young players more opportunities to grow.
The question is, does the Warriors' local behavior make other teams jealous? After all, in this way, the financial cap in the alliance is going to be talked about again. But it's no wonder who keeps the Warriors at the forefront of the league? They don't want to settle for the status quo and always want to bring more and better performances to the fans.
I'd like to ask you what you think. Do you think the Warriors' trade and pursuit of superstars are right? Do you think they'll succeed? Or will it hit a wall in terms of fiscal issues? Feel free to leave your thoughts and opinions!