US media suggests that three parties make a deal! Warriors get rid of their burdens, and Splash Brothers reunite? This operation can win three times

I don't know when Kumingga and the Warriors will have a fight. At least until now, the operation of the Warriors management in this summer's offseason was super failed, with nothing in the game. Earlier, the Warriors claimed that they had reached a verbal agreement with Horford and Melton. At the same time, Curry Jr. and Payton Jr. are also widely believed to be signing with the Warriors' basic salary. However, this will not be truly implemented until Kumingga's problem is solved. The Warriors are still a little greedy. They don’t want to increase the contract for Kuming, and they have a very high offer for Kuminga in the market and are unwilling to sell him at a low price. In general, Kumingga's departure is a good thing for both sides. After all, it's not sweet to make a fuss. Even if you stay with the Warriors, Kumingga may not play seriously next season.

In this regard, the US media "Open-Air Stand" provided the Warriors with a three-party transaction plan to help the Warriors get rid of their burdens and solve Kumingga's problem. In addition to the Warriors, the teams involved are also Mavericks and Kings. The specific details of the plan are: the Warriors sent out Kumingga and received the first-round picks from the Mavericks Klay Thompson and the Kings in 30 years. The Kings sent out Monk and a first-round pick, and got Kuminga and Mavericks Brandon Williams. The Mavericks sent Thompson away and got Monk. This transaction plan is very operational and has the opportunity to achieve win-win results for the three parties. For the Warriors, during this period, the team they had the most contact with about Cuminga's trading was the Kings. The Kings had given various trading plans, but the Warriors chose very well. They wanted Murray and Ellis and were not willing to take over Monk's contract.

So, pulling a third-party team to assist the Warriors and the Kings in completing this deal is obviously the best choice. The Mavericks became a third party and sent Thompson back to the Warriors. As a dynasty merit of the Warriors, Thompson won 4 championships here, was selected as the All-Star five times, and achieved great results in honor. In the offseason last year, his talks with the Warriors on contract renewal were broken. The Warriors tried their best to retain the champion, but Thompson insisted on leaving for the big contract. What Clay did not expect was that he completely overestimated his value. Now he is no longer an All-Star player. In the end, he joined the Mavericks. Thompson only signed a three-year, $50 million contract with the Mavericks, which is not even higher than the price given by the Warriors (48 million in two years).

From this point of view, the Warriors are still very sincere to Clay. If Clay is willing to return, the Warriors' door will be completely open to him. Last season, Thompson averaged playing time and various statistics per game in the Mavericks, which was much lower than that in the Warriors. Last season, he averaged 27.3 minutes per game, scored 14.0 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists, and shot 41.2% from the field. Leaving the Warriors was not what he thought, and he could gain a higher team status. In addition, next season's Mavericks may not have a better chance of winning the championship than the Warriors. The Mavericks' current lineup is very powerful, with three No. 1 picks on the court, but Flag also needs time to train them. Like James, he debuted at the peak, after all, it is still a small probability event. Irving has a serious knee injury and will probably not return until the middle and late in the season. Thick eyebrows also have certain hidden dangers of injury.

And the Warriors, after welcoming Butler last season, the lineup was renewed and Curry was reactivated. The Warriors actually have hope of winning the championship this year. The ability to eliminate the Rockets, the second in the West, in the first round, has proved their strength. If Curry had not been injured in the second round, it would probably be a problem for the Warriors to win the Timberwolves. If Thompson returns, the Warriors can play Cole's favorite five-squad lineup next season: Curry, Thompson, Pojemsky, Butler and Dream Chasing Green. Of course, once this deal is reached, the Warriors can also sign contracts with Horford, Melton, Curry Jr. and Payton Jr., and the lineup depth will also increase. If the five small lineups have limitations, just put the Chef as the starting lineup. The 39-year-old veteran Horford still has the power to fight, has a strong defense and is free to bear all kinds of dirty and tiring work.

In addition, the King and Kumingga also benefited from the deal. The Kings won this talented potential star with just one first round with Monk. Kumingga was a bit reckless in playing basketball, but he was indeed talented. He has made rapid progress in recent years, has good scoring ability, and has a strong impact power at the basket. Even if he cannot be trained to become a big core with a ball, he will evolve into a top 3D star. For Kumingga, joining the King, he can also get more playing time and opportunities. The King named him and said that he should focus on cultivating him. Finally, as a third party, the Mavericks did not lose money in this deal. They exchanged veteran Thompson for a random scorer Monk, who was younger and more energetic than Clay. So what do you think of this three-party transaction plan?