The Warriors are not panicked at all, and they are expected to sign three people in a row

Although the Warriors still have no operations, they are really not panic at all. Famous reporter Jake Fischer reported that as long as James' future in the Lakers is uncertain, he will continue to explore the possibility of trading and getting him.

Jake Fischer said: "I was told that in the past 18 months, the Warriors have called Lakers management many times to see if it is possible to let James join forces with Curry. The Warriors don't have much patience in cultivating rookies, and they now have the capital to chase stars. And they have always done the same. Durant previously signed and helped them win two championships, while Butler was signed in February last season."

Some fans said: "Curry + Butler is old enough. The two are 37 years old. Last season's playoffs, they also saw two people getting injured in turn. Wouldn't it be older if it were James? But no matter what, even 40-year-old James will be much more capable than Butler. Although they are not optimistic about Curry + James' current championship, if these two people really play together, I will definitely not miss any of their games."

Yes! Although it is unlikely that James and Curry will win the championship now, in terms of popularity, traffic, and popularity, the absolute NO1, if these two people really want to play together, the Warriors will probably become the biggest focus of the NBA, no doubt. I wonder, will the fans of the two major lineups reconcile? Or do you shirke each other and take the blame after losing?

In addition, Jake Fischer also reported that although the Warriors have not yet signed any players on the surface, Horford, Melton, and Payton Jr. have been waiting patiently. As long as the Warriors resolved Kumingga's "farce" and the official signing news will be immediately received.

Horford's contract is likely to be a 5.7 million mini middle class, while Payton and Melton should be a basic salary contract, and Ses Curry should also join the Warriors with a basic salary. So in fact, the Warriors' roster has taken shape. Now there are 9 people in the team with contracts, including Kumingga and these 4 people, and then two two-way contract players, the 16-man roster is over.

Some people say that the Warriors' lineup is really too short, with 8 defenders, namely Curry, Moody, Boger, Payton, Melton, Seth Curry, Brogdon, and Hilder. No matter how you rotate, you feel that at least 2 defenders are present.

Actually, isn’t this a regular operation of the Warriors? Cole is still very capable of interpreting the small lineup. In addition, Payton and Moody are all small forwards playing styles, more about defense, empty cuts, and counterattacks, so for the Warriors, this is really normal. Moreover, the depth of this lineup is enough. Curry is expected to further reduce his playing time. He fell into injury last year and will definitely be more careful in his use next season.

The Warriors' lineup is still powerful in the Western Conference. Butler and Curry's ability to support the bottom should not be a big problem in the playoffs. As long as these two are healthy, the top three popular Thunder, Nuggets, and Rockets can still compete with each other.

can only be said that the Western Conference is really too strong. It is really difficult to enter the top six and go straight to the playoffs. The top three are almost the Thunder and the Nuggets Rockets. The competition among the last three is too big. Timberwolves, Lakers, Clippers, Warriors, Mavericks, Grizzlies, and Spurs can all compete. Maybe it's the same as last season, the rankings of 3rd and 7th are not confirmed until the last game.

Return to the main body, would you like to see Curry and James merge at the end of your career? If failure is not good for both of them?