Devilanche wrote:babyjax13 wrote:AingesBurner wrote:
Not a GSW fan but that is what Utah would need.
I disagree. I'd rather have all of Golden State's pick capital if they were to get back their pick from Washington than have Kuminga. He's a nice player but due an extension relatively soon and I'm not convinced he's worth investing in when we just drafted two lottery picks at his positions. I'd rather give them some time and bring the team around slowly.
Yea yours is probably more realistic.
GSW build around Lauri and Kuminga while Utah have Podz and hope to get lucky with the picks.
Not sure if GSW will offer the rest of the package minus Kuminga though.
I like Podz, but we have a million guard prospects. I want Golden State to get that pick back and send us all the unprotected picks they can + swaps that we can actually exercise (i.e., swaps where we can swap owed picks for Golden State's picks). I want to completely own Golden State's draft capital from 2025 to 2030 (or, preferably, until 2031). To get the most out of swaps that means they should send us their picks in 2026, 2028, and 2030 with swap options in 2025 and 2027 (and ... you know ... preferably 2029 and 2031, but that's probably too much). We should be able to swap the worst pick we own in 2025 and 2027 for Golden State's.