Warriors ** Rockets: Shin Kyung and Van Jordan assist Curry, and the two big men will leave the team.
The Warriors, once the kings of the NBA, are now returning to the court in a new way. With Curry coaching, the growth of young players has also brought new life to Golden State. At this time, the news in the United States is that the Warriors have issued an official invitation to the Houston Rockets, and they want to use Shin Jing and VanVleet to help Curry challenge for the championship.
The Warriors have been in great form lately. Although Green and Wiggins are absent due to injury, this team is still a strong team and has shown the level of a former champion. Young players TDJ and Kuminga have excelled on and off the pitch and are a brand new team. And the veteran Clay has also returned to his former style, scoring a lot of points in multiple rounds. The Warriors' results have continued to climb and have now entered a winning streak.
In this case, the Warriors' management wants to sell better players while it's hot. Green, Wiggins, they all used to exchange players. The Warriors want to trade these two for two key Houston men: Shin Kyung and VanVleet. Shin Kyung is known as "Jokic Jr.", both offensive and defensive. VanVleet was also an excellent scorer, nicknamed "Van Jordan" by fans.
On the Warriors' side, with Shen Jing and VanVleet, two strong foreign aids, their attack power will become stronger. Shin is good at the three-point line, and VanVleet is good at shooting from the three-point line, so the Warriors' defense will be more versatile and more threatening. Both players have excellent skills and a wealth of tournament experience, and they can be a great inspiration and help for the Warriors' youth players.
However, the deal was not easy. As for the two key figures of the Rockets, Shin Kyung and VanVleet, it is still uncertain whether they will leave just that. Perkins said that if the Warriors can't get a star like Klay, then they won't accept the deal. Green is getting older and older, and Wiggins doesn't look willing to work hard when he's on the court.
The Warriors, on the other hand, are trying to weigh the gains and losses of this trade. With the addition of Shen Jing, Van Vleet and others, there is no doubt that the overall level of this team has been raised by another notch. And once a strong player like Klay is missing, then the overall level of the Warriors will drop. So, for the Warriors, it's a big question.