Are Warriors fans waiting in a hurry? Why haven t the Warriors moved so far?

If you are a Warriors fan, you must be anxious this summer. Not only did you not make any moves, you lost the inside pillar Rooney. Many people think that it was Kuminga who influenced the Warriors' strengthening pace. On the surface, there is indeed no big problem, but if you study it carefully, you will find that it is not as simple as it seems on the surface.

Because Curry, Butler and Green are close to the first rich line, after deducting the contract between Kumingga and Payton Jr., the Warriors' salary has reached about US$170 million, which is far beyond the salary cap. At this time, the only way for the Warriors to avoid various rich lines is to solve the renewal of Kumingga. On the surface, Kumingga's renewal problem does affect the strengthening of the Warriors, but we need to consider a problem. Will the Warriors strengthen?

Facts have proved that the healthy Warriors are a playoff-level team, but there is still a big gap from the championship. It attracted Butler to comfort Curry at the beginning, and it also triggered a problem, that is, Butler's contract is too large, almost locking the Warriors' reinforcement space. It is not that Kumingga has influenced the Warriors, but since last season, Butler's joining has locked the Warriors' space.

If that's the case, Kumingga's price reduction will become the last bargaining chip for the management. After Kumingga was injured, his playing time was repeatedly compressed, and he was even directly pressed on the bench in key games. If Curry hadn't been injured in the middle, I'm afraid all fans would have forgotten that Kumingga also had a scoring ability of 20+ per game. However, after this operation, Kumingga's value began to shrink. Don't forget that last season, the Warriors offered Kumingga a contract renewal with an average annual salary of US$30 million.

Warriors want to strengthen? Of course I think, but it only exists as I imagined. Curry's aging is the last struggle of the management. Now, with Curry's influence, the Warriors can continue to make money. It is also because of Curry's existence that allows them to become a playoff-level team. The record last season was the best proof. Like the management of the Lakers, the Warriors have already begun to plan ahead of schedule after Curry retired.

What would have chosen if you were the management of the Warriors? Kumingga triggers various tyrant lines to pay huge luxury taxes? It is better to wait until Curry Green and Butler's contract expires and go directly to rebuild. In fact, the Warriors' management is very clear. Instead of continuing to spend money, it is better to maintain the status quo and start the operation again after the core lineup is used in 2027.

So the Warriors' idea of ​​strengthening now has become much clearer. They use the base price to renew their contract for a short period of time, and then look for buyout players in the free market. In this way, they can not only retain Kumingga, but also use some biennial special cases to strengthen. Of course, the ideal way is to trade Kumingga, but judging from the current situation, it is a bit difficult. All teams know that the Warriors want to trade Kumingga, so they will choose to suppress the price desperately. The Warriors do not want to give up, which forms a vicious cycle.

It's just a pity that Curry's end of his career. Maybe he has more opportunities to win the fifth championship, but the management obviously doesn't want to work hard on Curry anymore. Finally, let's wait for what will happen after the contract between Curry and the management expires.