A big bet! Shams: The Warriors will be full of trade aggressiveness. There are 4 first rounds to trade, and 3 goals to choose 1

After experiencing the fifth game of the series with the Timberwolves, the Warriors failed to withstand the impact of the young Timberwolves and finally lost to the Timberwolves with a total score of 1-4, ending this year's playoff journey. Although the Warriors' elimination this time has a lot to do with Curry's injury, the Warriors need to say goodbye to this season, as competitive sports have achieved success and defeat. The Warriors still have great ambitions in the following offseason and will try to make a comeback next season. In a post-match interview after being eliminated, Jimmy Butler said that his and Curry's age is not a problem, and they have a window to compete for the championship in the next two years. With the Warriors' current lineup, although they can maintain competitiveness, they still have obvious shortcomings. Considering that Kumingjia is likely to leave this offseason, the Warriors still need to complete reinforcement and improvement. In response to this, Shams, a well-known NBA reporter, recently announced that the Warriors will make big moves this summer.

Today, Shams updated the latest report on the Warriors' offseason. "The Warriors have four tradable first-round picks and a bunch of tradable contracts, and sources told me they will be aggressive this summer, and they want to find an organized front, defender or a center, someone who Butler thinks can help them," Shams said. That said, the Warriors may try a star player this offseason. The three goals of

are not too difficult, whether they are organized front lines, a qualified defender, or a center. Because there are quite a lot of players that the Warriors can use as bargaining chips. The Warriors have a group of outstanding young players, such as Podjemsky, Kumingga, Moody, Post and others, as well as up to 4 first-round draft picks. If they want a quasi-All-star player or top-level role player, it is definitely possible.

such practices and ideas are completely understandable. Curry and Butler are one year older next year, and I don’t know how they are in their condition. If the Warriors cannot use this limited championship window to continuously strengthen the lineup, the Warriors will only go downhill. When Curry can't play, it will be very difficult if the Warriors cannot complete the transition from old to old.

In the next offseason, the Warriors management needs to be more bold and storm, just like they did for Butler at the end of this year's trading date. It can be seen how the arrival of Butler has brought changes to the Warriors. So, sometimes, a big bet may lead to success, and not trying, you can only watch others become stronger. I believe that the Warriors management can bring back some surprises to fans this offseason!