Congratulations to the Warriors, 5 people are signing in a row! The four giants gathered together, Curry strives for his fifth career championship with all his strength

The new season will start soon, and the league seems a little quiet during this period. After all, most teams have completed the offseason operation and have basically determined the official rotation of next season. The only team is the exception, that is, the Golden State Warriors. Previously, the Warriors could be said to be the least active team to strengthen this summer. They had almost no gains, but they also lost Looney, the center forward of the former hero of the dynasty. The Warriors lacked the inside line, and it was even worse to lose one Looney. They obviously need to do their best to strengthen the shortcomings of the lineup. This offseason, a problem that the Warriors have been unable to solve has also hindered their reinforcement actions, that is, Kumingga's contract renewal issue. Because Kumingga's negotiations are at a deadlock, the Warriors have to delay signing other players.

Now, the Warriors finally can't wait. Let's put Kumingga aside for the time being, and they have reached five consecutive signings. According to ESPN reporter Shams, the Warriors have reached a multi-year agreement with free agent Al Horford. Horford had promised to join the Warriors before, but it was not reported by authoritative reporters such as Shams and Marc Stein. Now it has finally been confirmed. Moreover, Horford and the Warriors have a multi-year contract, and the 39-year-old kid still has a lot of energy. In fact, after the end of last season, Horford was hesitating whether to consider retiring and enjoy life. Even if he didn't retire, he might play in the European League. But in the end, Horford chose to stay in the NBA, where there were better rewards and could join a giant team like the Warriors.

In addition to Horford, according to Shams's follow-up report, Gary Payton II and Danton Melton also promised to sign with the Warriors. Payton Jr. and Melton both played for the Warriors last season, and this time they returned as free agents. Regarding Payton Jr., although his physical talent is average and his height is less than 1.9 meters, he has a very good defensive awareness among guards and is good at stealing the basket and finishing points. His highest bright season should be the 21-22 season, and also in the Warriors, his shooting percentage that year was as high as 61.6%. Melton's return is more meaningful to the Warriors. His defense is also very good and his three-point shooting percentage is also high. In recent years, the outside shooting percentage has been close to 40%, and he has certain 3D attributes and is a hot spot in the player market.

Previously, there was news that Curry Jr. would also join the Warriors, but the Warriors and Curry Jr. have not reached an agreement. Shams said that the Warriors and Curry Jr. have had contact, but whether they can sign a contract depends on Kumingga's contract structure and whether their salary space can be kept below the second-level tyrant line. In addition, the Warriors also reached a contract with two rookie players, signing a four-year contract with second-round pick Will Richard, of which the first two years are fully guaranteed; and signing a two-way contract with second-round pick Alex Tuch. Richard was selected by the Warriors in the second round this summer with a total of 56th pick. He is 22 years old, 1.91 meters tall and weighs 96.2 kilograms. Tuxi is the No. 52 show this year, 21 years old this year, 2.03 meters tall. Both rookies Tuxi and Richard will sign formal contracts with the team and make it to the active roster, along with Horford, Payton and Melton.

Congratulations to the Warriors, signing 5 people in a row! At a glance, the Warriors' current lineup is still very luxurious. They have Curry, Butler, Dream Chasing Green, and Horford's super four. All four have been selected as All-Stars many times. For Horford, he is a little older, but his personal attributes are really suitable for the Warriors, a space-based center and a tough defense. Last season, Horford averaged 9.0 points, 6.2 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.6 steals, and 0.9 blocks per game, with a shooting percentage of 42.3%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 36.3%. Even though there are many strong players in the Western Conference Division in the new season and there are many super teams, the star Curry is still very confident in their lineup and said he is very hopeful to win the championship: "We can return to the top in the new season, and I am very confident in our lineup."

Regarding Kumingga, the current situation is that the Warriors have provided Kumingga with three offers: two of the richest offers - $45 million in two years, and $75.2 million in three years - both include team options; the only one that does not include team options is $54 million in three years, which is far from Kumingga's expectations. Because of the deadlock in the contract, Kumingga did not even go to San Francisco and would not attend media day. In the words of an NBA insider, "I'm surprised that the Warriors were so cruelly bullied by a substitute player generally believed by the league. Kumingga is a substitute player, and the Warriors were bullied by the substitute player. You may expect an NBA superstar to make such a confrontation, but Kumingga is not." I wonder when the storm between the Warriors and Kumingga will be settled?