Reinforcement was intercepted! The heroes who won the championship left the team! The NBA giants flew with water, and the league pattern changed

NBA offseason continued, and after the free market opened, each team quickly completed the signing, which also left few high-quality players on the market. The Celtics and the Bucks operate the most in the East; the Celtics cut the mess with a quick knife and sent out several players in the team to complete salary cuts and tax avoidance. In order to keep Antetokounmpo, the Bucks unexpectedly chose to cut Lillard, and renewed several players in the team with a contract that was far lower than the outside world's expectations. They signed Turner for 107 million yuan in four years, and continued to build a new lineup around Antetokounmpo.

The Rockets in the Western Conference can be said to be the biggest winners so far in the offseason. Their goal of completing more than a dozen goals is very clear, leaving behind the core players in the team, leaving behind the head coach, choosing to sign Durant to make up for the biggest shortcomings, getting Capela further improved the depth of the lineup, and Finney Smith's outside defense. The Nuggets also completed the compensation. Although Valan had left the team, they still improved the roster and subsequently targeted Horford. The Lakers also did not have idleness to get Laravia; signing Ayton with a two-year contract is not a perfect option, but Ayton is the best choice in the current situation.

In addition to these teams that operate more, other teams are also constantly adjusting their lineups. After all, after the offseason starts, seizing a short opportunity to quickly complete this round of adjustments is the choice of most teams. Unexpectedly, there is a team in the West, which has not been operated so far, and it has not been completed in a single operation. They are the Warriors.

As of now, the players the Warriors like have stayed behind their original teams or went to other teams, simply being intercepted. They were unable to make the adjustments, but Looney in the team left the team, making it worse for the Warriors, who originally lacked the inside lineup. Payton Jr. is also not expected to stay in the team. Their favorite Horford is now getting farther and farther away from the team, and the Nuggets are also joining the competition.

In fact, the key to plaguing the team is the decline in the Warriors' lineup strength and the team is currently in trouble. There is no salary space and Kumingga's stay or leave. The first point is that there is insufficient salary space. Curry, Butler and Green in the team, three veterans occupy most of the salary space, which also puts them in the dilemma in signings. The second point is that Curry's decline in age and the decline in the Warriors' competitiveness make them no longer have the attractiveness they have in previous seasons, and can attract sufficiently excellent veterans to join the basic salary.

The last point is that Kumingga's stay and leave affects the team's operation. The problems between Kumingga and the Warriors have been around for a long time, and the two sides have never reached an agreement on renewal contracts. The Warriors wanted to complete the signing and then exchange for Kumingga; but Kumingga's market was not ideal, and many teams were just interested but were not willing to give him more chips.

Even the Warriors just want to get a young talented player with active combat power and a future first-round pick in Kumingga's relevant transactions. There was even news that the Kings gave a quote for Devin Carter + Saric and the draft pick. The Warriors are now in a dilemma. If you want to strengthen, you don’t have room to send Kumingjia away but you can’t exchange enough chips? Moreover, the players they like were intercepted (Da Luo, Aiton, Portis, etc.).

Their two-year contract extension after arriving at Butler last season, further exacerbating the salary pressure faced by the team. The most important thing is that Basler's form has indeed declined. He is no longer the Butler who can lead the team to complete the Black Eight Miracle in the playoffs; his average score per game has gradually decreased in the past season, and his single-core leadership ability at critical moments has not helped the team win more games. Although the Warriors' record once recovered last season, they were still unable to go further in the end.

As one of the giants in the Western Conference in the past many seasons and the founder of the championship dynasty, the Warriors are in trouble and have nothing to do with it; it is neither the present nor the future is difficult to pursue. If there is no way to break the deadlock as soon as possible, the Warriors face the destiny in the new season that the fiercely competitive West is destined to be unable to go further. The competitive landscape of the league in the new season has changed, and perhaps the Warriors are getting closer and closer to knocking down and rebuilding.