Since Dream Green was banned indefinitely by the league again, many Americans** have suggested that Warriors management consider sending Dream Green away after the trade market opens. In exchange for other trade chips to help the Splash Brothers challenge for the championship. In order to maintain the image of the Warriors and reduce the luxury tax fee, the Warriors management also intends to get rid of Green. The American media "NBA Analysis Network" suggested that the two teams of the Warriors and Clippers could negotiate a 2-for-1 deal** to send away Dream Green.
The deal is as follows: The Warriors send Dream Green and get their interior core Zubac and veteran PJ Tucker from the Clippers.
Personally, I think this deal is a win-win deal for both the Clippers and the Warriors. After a period of running-in, Harden has been fully integrated into the Clippers' offensive and defensive system, and the Clippers' record has been red all the way. But the championship interior PJ Tucker, who followed Harden from the 76ers to the Clippers, has limited playing time. Tucker was unhappy with this and intended to leave the team once the trade market opened. Tucker during the Rockets period was a short interior player who could shoot three-point shots and strong defensive ability, and he also won the championship ring with Brother Alphabet after the ** arrow. Although he didn't play a lot of time with the Clippers, Tucker still attracted the attention of many championship-level teams with his rich game experience.
Green is far superior to Zubac in terms of game experience and personal ability. But Zubac is better than Dream Green in terms of gain and weight. Moreover, the Warriors' ability to protect the rim is still a major shortcoming of theirs. The arrival of Tucker and Zubac can improve the Warriors' interior offensive and defensive capabilities and rim protection. And the deep-pocketed Clippers owner Ballmer has become quite obvious after successfully trading for Harden.
After the trade market opens, the Clippers, who are not short of money, will definitely find ways to strengthen the roster through trades, and as for the luxury tax, it is just a number for a giant team like the Clippers. Green has a wealth of Finals experience, as well as a very strong individual defense, and can also be at the center of the team's offensive axis on the offensive end, once he can fit into the Clippers' offensive system, the team's offense will become more three-dimensional and fluid, and the team will have a tough guy on the defensive end. The Clippers' offensive and defensive capabilities will be rapidly upgraded.
Personally, I think that if the Warriors and the Clippers reach this agreement, it will involve a 2-for-1 deal between Dream Green and Zubac. Both the Clippers and the Warriors could bolster their respective rosters with this deal, allowing the team to inspire new fighting power and make a difference in this year's playoffs.