US media asked: Is it worth it to have the Warriors failed to build a team around Curry for three years?

October 1: US media Clutchpoints posted a message on social media about the Warriors' team building around Curry in the past three years. The following is all the content.

Just three years ago, Stephen Curry won his fourth championship ring and won the finals MVP for the first time. He was not yet 35 years old at that time and his career was far from over. But the Warriors are trying to accomplish a task that is harder than winning: win the present and prepare for the future as well.

Frankly, this attempt was not successful. They chose Wiseman (the second place in 2020) over Lamelo Ball (the third place in 2020), and then had to trade him out. They gave him a big contract before Poole was boxed and then traded him out of the team. Since then, the team expects Curry to compete with young players like Moody and Podjemsky. After three years of rebuilding failure, the Warriors remained silent for months this offseason. Until this week, the Warriors finally signed veteran Al Horford and renewed Jonathan Cumingga for two years for $48.5 million.

Jimmy Butler's arrival changed the team, but one can't help but ask: "Is this enough? If not, is Curry worth it all?"