Warriors offseason...

NBA trading/transfer market has gone from being in full swing to gradually stabilizing, but the Warriors remained motionless. In fact, they hope to trade Kumingga as a reinforcement, but unfortunately the result is not good. News from TA reporters: "At present, Kumingjia is likely to stay in the team. Judging from the situation in the free market, he will sign such a contract with the Warriors, and then wait for another transaction in the middle of the season."

Another Warriors mentioned Anthony with the team reporter: "No one is interested in Kumingjia. His market is much smaller than expected. Kumingjia is likely to return to the Warriors." After these two news came out, many fans began to complain about Yongguan: "I laughed so hard that Yongguan was busy with an offseason, but the strongest reinforcement was to sign Kumingjia back, that's it."

In fact, the biggest blow the Warriors suffered this offseason was not the 0 reinforcement, but the strong aid was unwilling to come, and they even took out one. Not long ago, Rooney posted a long article on social media, saying affectionately goodbye to the Warriors who he had played for ten years, and Curry also left a message below: "You are always a legend, Rooney!" In fact, after Rooney left the team, the Warriors tried to pursue players such as Ayton, Capela, and Horford. Unfortunately, the first two went to the Lakers and the Rockets respectively, while Horford was swaying in the absence of the team. It is said that Bill and Lillard of the Warriors also have ideas, but they are likely to be running with each other. If this continues, the Warriors will waste another offseason.

In response to this, Curry's father Dell Curry spoke out: "As Curry, Green and Butler grow older, the Warriors' window for winning is gradually closing. Their management must make a decision and operate quickly. The components have the ability to compete for the championship. As long as the three of them can stay healthy and match the right role players, they will definitely be competitive in the West."

The fact is indeed the case. The three brothers are getting older and older. The Warriors' real window for winning the championship may only be the last year left next year. If they seize the opportunity, there may be a chance. If there is still such a deformed lineup, the super combination of Curry and JB may end with regret.