Help Curry compete for the championship again! US media show 3 trading plans: 2 for 1 to welcome Clay + 5 for 2 bet Allen

Help Curry compete for the championship again next season! US media clutchpoints revealed three transaction plans that the Warriors must consider, including 2 for 1 to welcome Clay, "Splash Brothers" once again compete for the championship, and bet on 5 for 2 for Allen to solve the shortcomings in the inside.

Trading Plan 1: 2 for 1 Cameron Johnson

Warriors get: Cameron Johnson;

Nets get: Kuminga + 28 first round pick.

From the end of the regular season this season to most of the playoffs, DNP Kumingga is not difficult to see that Cole does not like this forward star with outstanding athletic talent but relatively limited football merchandise.

In an interview after the end of the season, Cole talked about Kuming's time and did not shy away from this.

Kor publicly stated that Kumingga's current core-style playing style cannot coexist with Butler and Curry at all. He has mentioned many times that he should transform and learn from Sean Marion's game style.

When talking about Kumingga's playing time, Kerr said bluntly: "This is a difficult problem. Obviously, Kumingga has outstanding talents and hopes to get a bigger role, but the problem is that my task is to lead the team to win games. According to the current structure, if Kumingga plays 38 minutes per game and lets him play with Curry, Butler and Zhumeng, you can't expect this lineup to win."

Zhumeng also talked about this topic in the podcast, bluntly saying that he believes Kumingga can play a bigger role in another team, and it is not confirmed whether Kumingga can't succeed in the Warriors.

But based on Cole's coaching perspective, he will make the best decision, and it can only be said that the two cannot coexist, and this kind of thing has always happened in the league.

In this case, this deal is definitely worthy of consideration by the Warriors, sending away Kumingga, who is completely out of the system, and returning to Cameron Johnson, who perfectly fits the Warriors' pass-cut system.

This season, he averaged 7.2 three-pointers and shot 39% of the shooting percentage. Beside Curry, Butler and Zhu Meng, I believe he has a chance to shoot more than 40% of the shooting percentage and maintain high output.

Plus his contract has two years left, only about $22 million a year. Both personal abilities and cost-effective contracts are worth the Warriors' contribution to Kumingga and a first-round pick.

Trading Plan 2: 5 for 2 Allen

Warriors get: Allen + Craig Porter Jr.;

Cavaliers get: Moody + Santos + TJD + 26 and 28 years of protected first round picks. As the king of the small ball era, the "five small lineups" are their best, but this does not mean that the Warriors do not need big centers. In the past few seasons, the Warriors have been trying to introduce large centers of sufficient size to fight against top insiders such as Jokic.

With the Cavaliers' out of the game, the inside core Allen was criticized for not being able to serve as the starting center of a championship-level team, and the Warriors ushered in the opportunity to get a bargain.

Even though Allen is a little troubled when facing big defense, as a stable double-double machine, at least in the regular season, he can share the pressure of pursuing dreams, and the Warriors' lineup options will also increase in the playoffs.

Trading Plan 3: 2 for 1 Clay

Warriors get: Clay;

Mavericks get: Moody + Santos

Compared with the first two transaction plans, this transaction is obviously more ideal. After all, "Splash Brothers" is the youthful memory of countless fans. If they can join together again at the end of their career to compete for the championship, it is naturally a scene that everyone is willing to see.

But considering Clay's determination when he left and the Mavericks' momentum in winning the championship after winning the No. 1 pick, it is difficult for both sides to have another chance to cooperate.