Signing 5 people in a row? Warriors! If you don’t make a sound, you will make a splash!

Everyone knows that this NBA offseason is crazy. Durant joins the Rockets, Lillard is suddenly cut, hexagonal No. 1 pick Flag was born, Yang Hansen broke into the NBA, the Celtics broke up their championship lineup, and the Lakers get a bargaining Ayton and want to fight for the next season with all their efforts. Even the Clippers, which have always been operating stably, are constantly strengthening this offseason, introducing top-level combat power such as Lopez, Corinth, and Bill. They are the oldest lineup in NBA history, and are also preparing to make a big splash in the new season. Everyone is actively operating, but there is only one team that has remained unchanged and has not won any results since the offseason, that is the Warriors. The Warriors' lineup structure is not perfect. In fact, they still have big shortcomings, with few serious inside players.

What's more, Kevin Looney, the former hero of the championship, also left in the offseason and joined the Pelicans. The only ones in the Warriors who can play centers now are Post and Zhumeng Green. Green, who is 1.98 meters tall, can only be the No. 5 position under specific conditions, and it is impossible for him to play centers all the time. Therefore, introducing a qualified inside line is the Warriors' primary goal in this summer's offseason. So why has the Warriors been slow to take any action after so long? The answer is here at Kumingga. The issue of Kumingga's contract renewal with the Warriors has not been resolved, so the Warriors cannot take the next step to sign up. The latest situation about Kumingga is that Kumingga's team hopes to get a three-year, $82 million contract and includes player options in the contract, but they were all rejected by the Warriors.

No matter what, even though Kumingga and the Warriors are still in a stalemate, in September, there will always be one side to make a compromise and take a step back and the sky will be broad, which will be beneficial to everyone. Once the Kumingga problem is resolved, the Warriors will immediately sign a contract with several free agents. According to reporter Ary, five players have reached oral agreements with the Warriors and are expected to join the Warriors. The five players are Al Horford, Dantoni Melton, Malcolm Brogdon, Seth Curry and Gary Payton II. In addition, Westbrook will also be one of the potential reinforcements for the Warriors. In Ary's words, this is a secret pursuit of experienced veterans in the league. The Warriors' goal is to continue to push the team to compete for the championship in the later part of Stephen Curry's career.

Among them, Horford, as the most important member of the Warriors' new aid, is still able to start the center at the age of 39. At the Celtics last season, Horford averaged 9.0 points, 6.2 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.6 steals and 0.9 blocks per game. As a space-based insider, he has outstanding outside shooting ability and has averaged 2 three-pointers per game in the past three years, which is particularly suitable for a team like the Warriors' passing system. On the other hand, Horford is also very strong on the defensive end. Although his athletic ability is average, he has a steady and accurate move. His experience as a veteran is here, which is a perfect puzzle for the Warriors. Melton and Payton Jr. both have played for the Warriors. Melton has strong leadership and defense capabilities, good projection, and has certain 3D attributes.

And Payton is also very good. He is a player with distinctive characteristics. Although he is not tall and his shooting as a guard, his arm span is very long, reaching 2.03 meters. In addition to his athletic ability, he has a good sense of smell at the basket. His penalty area is extremely efficient and his ability to end the ball is stronger than that of many centers. When joining forces with Curry, he will be a major offensive method. After all, he has been playing with the Warriors for nearly 5 years, and Payton Jr. is also very familiar with the Warriors' tactical system. In addition, the Warriors have previously stated that they want to increase some outside firepower next season, so Curry is a good choice. Last season, Curry's outside shooting percentage reached an astonishing 45.6% and averaged 1.2 goals per game, making him one of the most stable scorers in the current service.

The last Brogden is capable of the team's organizational sixth man. In the game, Brogden can shoulder a lot of ball rights and assume the core organizational tasks alone, which can reduce the pressure of Curry holding a lot of ball pressure. Once these five players officially join the Warriors, the overall strength of the Warriors next season is still worth looking forward to, and Curry is also very confident in their future. In an interview, Curry said: "I sincerely believe that we are still competitive in the championship. Maybe we will not be considered a favorite in any discussion, but we have a team that has the ability to reach that level again."

" Considering everything we have experienced in the past 13 years and those four trophies, it would be a great achievement to add another one on this basis, and I think this is a completely realistic goal. For me, this is already my only motivation to play now." Do you think this Warriors still have the possibility of returning to the top?