Green: I m in great shape now, the Warriors are going to win the championship next season

The Warriors are still signing 0 due to Kumingga's problem. Although there are many players who have already negotiated, such as Horford, Melton, Payton Jr., Curry Jr., and Brogdon, if Kumingga's signing problem is not solved, these people cannot be officially announced. Because the Warriors have limited remaining salary space, if you don’t want to pay the luxury tax, you have to deal with Kumingga first.

Curry certainly doesn't want to waste his good form. He still longs for the championship. After being eliminated by the Timberwolves last season's playoffs, the Warriors held a player summary meeting. Curry said at the conference: "As long as we strengthen around me, Butler and Green, we are still the championship team."

This also means putting pressure on the management in disguise. He obviously does not want to end his career in the last two years of the contract, and still wants to compete for his fifth championship and FMVP.

But the Warriors' management is calm. They don't want to pay too much to strengthen the lineup, especially for future draft picks, which are tightly held in their hands. The team seems to be ready to play for another season with Curry and Butler, which was eliminated in the second round last season. Some people also believe that if Curry was not injured last season's playoffs, he still had a chance to defeat the Thunder and compete for the championship.

Recently, Meng Zhuan Green, who has been busy with podcast programs, also conducted offseason training and practiced with Butler on the court. After the training, he was interviewed and when asked about his physical condition, Zhu Meng made a prediction of winning the championship in his response.

Green said: "I am in great shape now and I feel great. There are about six weeks left before the new season. We will win the championship this season."

Looking at the Warriors' lineup, we can only say that it is average. Starting: Curry + Butler + Green + Melton + Horford, substitutes: Payton Jr., Moody, Boger, Seth Curry, Brogdon, Post, Hilder, Kumingga, etc.

This lineup is still a bit deformed, because there are too many defenders, and there are 8 guards in terms of height, so you don’t have to be too surprised to see Cole joining the lineup of five guards next season! However, Moody and Payton Jr. have always been using the forward line, which is enough, but they are relatively short.

Look at the Thunder, Nuggets, Rockets, Lakers, Timberwolves, and even the oldest Clippers' average starting height exceeds 2 meters, but the Warriors' average starting average is less than 2 meters, and the main inside is 39-year-old Horford.

It is said that the Clippers' lineup is very old, but the Warriors' starting lineup is the oldest in the league. Curry and Butler are both 37 years old, Greene 36 years old, Horford 39 years old, and the only one in front of them is 27-year-old Melton. Therefore, it seems that the Warriors are not much better to say that the Clippers cannot fight a protracted battle.

The other is the risk of injury. Curry and Butler are the absolute core of the Warriors. From last season, we can see that these two people are really missing, no one can do, especially Curry. After he was injured in the playoffs last season, Butler led the team without winning a single game. Butler was injured. Although Curry led the team to win two games, he obviously didn't go far.

And don't forget that there is a super unstable factor in the team. If this guy really joins the team with a one-year qualification contract of 7.9 million, do you think he can play well? Will the locker room explode from time to time?

So I personally think that the difficulty of the Warriors wanting to win the championship next season is higher than that of the oldest Clippers. What do you think? Does the Warriors have a chance to win the championship with this lineup?