Hoopshype's Michael Scotto reports that the Warriors may not make any moves until the trade deadline.
"While Wiggins and Paul have been mentioned in trade discussions, the general perception is that the Warriors believe the team can turn things around with Wiggins' resurgence and Paul's return," Scotto wrote. ”
Recently, the Warriors' three-forward five-man lineup has played very well, winning four of their five games. With the success of the Kuminga and Wiggins duo, the Warriors have risen to a new level both offensively and defensively, especially on the defensive end. You must know that the Warriors' recent five-small lineup is comparable to the offensive and defensive efficiency of top teams such as the Celtics, and it can be seen that the Warriors have finally found the winning code.
With Wiggins' recovery, the Warriors really don't need to make any big moves, and there are really few forward players who can be better than Wiggins in the current trade market, and only more than 20 million is really a handful. Wiggins' recovery has also given the Warriors hope, and the key to the Warriors' recent performance is Wiggins' recovery, especially when he found his defense, which has improved the Warriors' defense by several notches.
And Paul is also about to return, which is a great improvement for the Warriors' second lineup, when the starting lineup finds an offensive and defensive efficiency comparable to that of the championship team, and the bench is still one of the best in the league, such a team prospect is indeed expected. There is no player on the trade market today who can change the team by trading to the Warriors, which is why the Warriors choose to be conservative, after all, the Warriors have expired contracts with Paul and Klay in the offseason, and now whoever is traded is the lowest value.
So will Paul and Wiggins get the Warriors back on track?
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