Warriors three news: 2 for 2 deal is brewing, Kuming gave an ultimatum, Green praised Old Zhan

On September 20, three news came out of the Golden State Warriors, far away from the ocean. Fans who care about the Lakers should not miss it.

2 for 2 trade is in the process of being planned, not long ago, the King of Sacramento proposed to the Warriors a plan to use Monk + 30-year lottery to protect the first round pick for Kuminga, but was rejected by the Warriors. Today, according to Evan Sidery, an NBA reporter from the US media Forbes Sports, with the approaching deadline, the Warriors restarted the transaction negotiations with the Kings. The King is willing to provide an unprotected first-round pick, but due to the "base annual compensation" provision under the new labor-management agreement, the Warriors need to send out Hilde or Moody's to ensure that the total salary is lower than the first tyrant line, so that the transaction of Kumingga signing and then exchange is carried out. Monk, 27, played 65 games last season for the Kings, averaging 31.6 minutes per game, scoring 17.2 points, 3.8 rebounds, 5.6 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.6 blocks, setting career highs in many data.

For the Warriors, Monk's technical characteristics and playing style are quite suitable for the team, and his arrival will enhance the Warriors' competitiveness. On the offensive end, Monk is capable of both internal and external, with excellent scoring explosive power and level of connection skills. He can perfectly play the role of the team's sixth man, solving the problems of lack of firepower and lack of commander on the Warriors' substitute lineup; most importantly, Monk's average annual salary in the next three years is only US$2,000,000, which is very cost-effective. There is no need to say too much about unprotected first-round picks. It is good to choose your favorite players or use them as bargaining chips to trade.

For the Kings, as long as they are given enough patience and time to cultivate, Kumingga, who is 22 years old and has a strong physical fitness, has the hope of becoming the cornerstone of the team's future; Moody or Hilde are role players with different styles, the former can attack and defend, and the latter can shoot sharply, and no matter which one is, it can help in the rotation. Overall, this is a win-win deal that everyone needs. When the details are negotiated, I believe it will take shape soon.

Kuminga issued an ultimatum

Today, Kuminga's agent Alon Turner participated in a local podcast program called "Steiny & Guru", during which Turner revealed the needs of his client Kuminga and issued an ultimatum to the Warriors. Turner said: "Cummingga wants an opportunity to start every game and stay on the court at the end of the game. There is no conflict between him and the Warriors Big Three. The current differences are the contract amount and player options. If the Warriors cannot increase their quotations in the near future and change the team options for the last year to the player options or retain the trade veto, then Cummingga will sign a qualification quote of $790w in exchange for tomorrow's free agent." Previously, the Warriors updated the quotation for Cumingga, providing a three-year, $7520w contract with team options for the last year, but was rejected by Cumingga.

For Kumingga, signing a qualification quotation contract is a decision that coexists with risks and opportunities. Although he can exchange for the freedom of tomorrow's summer and win himself a higher salary and a higher team status, if the Warriors deliberately control Kumingga's playing time in the new season and do not allow him to perform well, then Kumingga is likely to not get the contract he likes. For the Warriors, once Kumin leaves freely, the team will not only lose one combat power, but also lose the opportunity to strengthen. It is obvious that if Kumingga really signs a qualification offer in the end, it is likely that an embarrassing situation of losing both sides.

Green praised James, who is currently conducting a tour of China. Yesterday, Green was interviewed by the media and talked about what he thought was Goat candidate (the best player in history). Green said: "First of all, I grew up watching Michael Jordan play. He is the reason why I like basketball, but if I choose, the best player is James. On the one hand, Jordan plays in a triangular offensive system, and he only needs to focus on scoring. James is different. He has to score himself and organize connections to create scoring opportunities for all teammates; on the other hand, I have personally experienced how James influenced the first minute of the game to the last second of the final game. So I think James is the goat."

The view of Green quickly aroused heated discussion among fans. Some people said, "It's simply funny. Green doesn't want to lick James' face. James's total championship number, FMVP number, and MVP number are not as good as Jordan, and he has been holding his thighs many times in his career. He is not as good as Jordan in his honor, strength or spiritual attributes." Some people said, "James' contribution to basketball development is better than Jordan, and James is more comprehensive than Jordan. Many data are already the first in history, and it is understandable to be ranked first in overall terms." So do you agree with Green's point of view?