The current situation of the Warriors this year can be said to be the most severe. How can Curry perform like this in every game?

Curry is really unlucky for this management team. It was clear that Markkanen could be traded, but he gave up the deal for a bunch of junk and a few junk draft picks. What use do those junk draft picks do to you? How have you ever made the right choice? The choice was not just a clever one! A waste of the last peak of the top ten super giants in history!

The current situation of the Warriors this year can be said to be the most severe. They have played the best games and the worst in these two games. If it weren't for Curry's super performance, they would have won those two games. Does your so-called good game mean that Curry won the game because of his good performance? If it's like this every game, that's it. How can Curry perform like this every game.

Winning without Kuminga is nonsense. If Curry performs a little worse and loses two games, it has nothing to do with him not being able to improve. If he can win without Kuminga, then dnp it until January and then trade it. The Warriors don't need to pursue Sabonis and thick eyebrows at all. The Warriors' biggest problem is not the inside line.

He is the second ball-handling and scoring point in the backcourt, and the injury and contract situation of the thick eyebrows are a pure burden to the Warriors. If kmj can be kept, he should try to keep him as long as possible, and use Hield and the first-round pick as the subject of the transaction to exchange for a backcourt player.

There is no need to look forward and backward when strengthening the management. When Curry retires, the league will air-drop superstars to Golden State. It would be embarrassing to hold so many first-round picks, and even end up being sent away in the first round. It is better to just use the first round to strengthen. There is no need to worry about a first-round shortage after Curry retires. Can the league sit idly by with such a high market value team?

When the time comes, it will be enough to directly land the superstar, and transport the team's top pick as compensation. Just like the 077 deal, why did you give 077 to the Lakers? Because if you don't give it to the Lakers, it will be ruined. Lao Zhang didn't want to play in the few games before 077 went. I think Xiao Hua will not make any moves, and Lao Zhang may even retire directly. The Lakers will also be ruined, and the ratings will continue to drop. That is the last thing the league wants to see.

The biggest hidden danger for the Warriors at present is that Green is old and cannot be allowed to play center for 82 games. He must be protected until the playoffs. In fact, starting Post in the first few games, with Kuminga playing 3 and Green playing 4, is a long-term beneficial plan in theory, because Post and substitute Horford can theoretically open up space.

But after losing several games in a row, Cole was forced to let Green come back and play 5 to stabilize the record. This seems to be a winning streak, but in fact it is at the expense of Green's overdraft, and he plays the king in advance. If he wants to go far, Green's physical fitness and body must be protected, and he will only start and play 5 in key games. In the regular season, Green should not play more than 50 games as a starter.

Therefore, Cole still has to find a way to find a starting lineup that can make Post stand out in the regular season. This means that future lineups can alternate starters like Cole thought in the previous games. You can try Kulimuba chasing, Kumuba chasing waves, Kubaku chasing waves, etc.