Warriors reinforcement has finally been finalized

The Warriors' super heavy reinforcement has finally been finalized. Two top defenders join hands with the strongest forwards to join the Golden State

2025-07-03 15:03·Xiao Liu's story

The Warriors' super heavy reinforcement has finally been finalized. Signing two All-Star backcourts and the strongest forwards in the league in one go, the Warriors are invincible. Just this lineup is not the Wild West, and there is no opponent in the entire league.

According to famous reporter Shams, as the trading market opened only 24 hours after it opened, the alliance has completed up to 42 signings and transactions. As a giant team, the Warriors finally ushered in three major signings after losing multiple players, directly pulling the lineup ceiling to the extreme.

·The first deal was Lillard named the Warriors. After Lillard was cut by the Bucks, Lillard quickly made a statement that he had been a Warriors fan since he was a child. If he could join forces with Curry to compete for the championship, he would be willing to accept a basic salary contract. The Warriors plan to provide Lillard with a two-year, 8.4 million recovery contract.

·Simmons joins the Warriors. Ben Simmons reached a preliminary agreement with the Warriors, and the Warriors are also the only team willing to provide Simmons with a contract. Ben Simmons will join the Warriors with a 2-year, 1.6 million contract.

·The third draw comes from James and Brownie of the Lakers. According to Shams, James is extremely disappointed with the Lakers' reinforcement this summer and is reevaluating his last career next home. The Warriors plan to exchange for 2 for 7, and use Butler, Post and 4 turns in one round to get James and Brownie. These four players are perfectly adapted to Cole's pass-and-cut system, and it can be foreseen that the Warriors will really take off next season.