FW plans a three-party deal, the Warriors chase two more defenders, the former Lakers go to the East with six?

The offseason has entered the middle and late stages, and the training camp will begin next month, but the Warriors have been dragged by Cuminga, which has led to the inability to officially sign a contract with the players. In fact, even if everything is settled, the Warriors can only find the bargains on Taobao, because good players have basically been stolen. If the Warriors still want to compete for the championship, relying on the current lineup is probably not enough.

Media FW planned a three-party deal, and the Warriors chased two more defenders, including Kobe White and Ayo Dosem. The two wingers, Kumingga and Moody, went to the Kings together. As a third party, the former Lakers went east with Monk over the past six. He and two future first-round picks will be sent to Chicago together, plus the second-round draft pick in 2031.

Many fans joked that the Warriors' two major criteria for signing are defenders or veterans. The Bulls, two players are not old, but they happen to be both defenders, which is very in line with the appetite of Cole and the coaching staff. Kobe White played his best career last season, averaging 20.4 points, 3.7 rebounds, 4.5 assists per game, and is very efficient overall. Dosem is not vague. He averages 12.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1 steal per game, and is also very good at defense. The problem is that the Bulls are in the backcourt position. It can be said that they are overcrowded and have sold the former second-place winner Ball, but Gidey, Trey Jones and Jevin Carter are still there. It is better to send them away, and the Warriors can improve the depth of the backcourt. The king is interested in Kumingga for a while, but the negotiations with the Warriors didn't seem to be too smooth, so he has been in a stalemate. If Kumingga goes to the king, it will definitely be a good thing for his future development, because the king seems to want to rebuild again. Kumingga has no problem with his strength and talent, and he can just let go of his hands and feet. Moody is more solid, a typical 3D swingman, and has the ability to fight randomly. The key is that his new contract has just begun to take effect, which can allow the team to enjoy enough bonuses.

Monk was in the Lakers that year and performed very well overall, but he used the Lakers as a springboard and chose to leave the team freely after playing for a year. After Munch switched to the King, his situation was full of twists and turns. He originally decided to join the King, but to a certain extent, he joined forces with his university partner Fox. As a result, the latter forced the palace to leave, which affected Munch. Especially after he turned to the point guard, his overall efficiency took a sharp turn. Of course, the Bulls got Monk, and if they could gain a lot of extra draft picks, it should be worth considering.