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Should the Warriors make a trade?

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Should the Warriors make a trade?

Poll ended at Mon Dec 2, 2024 11:11 pm

Yes - a major shakeup (Let's be real, Steph and Dray are untouchable, so) let's define this as a trade involving one or more of the 2nd tier guys, players like Wiggins, Kuminga, Podz, and/or a first round pick or picks.
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46%
Yes - a minor move/moves. Something like De'Anthony Melton's expiring contract and a minor piece or pieces?
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No - this team is very good. Stay pat. Don't want to risk a good thing.
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15%
 
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#141 » by CDM_Stats » Tue Dec 24, 2024 8:50 pm

whatisacenter wrote:
wco81 wrote:When was the last time the Warriors traded away a FRP?

Maybe when they were trying to salvage the situation as KD left the team and they made some transactions?

Have they ever thrown in multiple FRPs in a trade? Not that that has ever worked for any team. Wolves got to the WCF trading away FRPs for Rudi but now they had to make another big trade away and are not going anywhere this season.

Cavs gave up a lot of FRPs for Mitchell and may get fairly far this season but remains to be seen.

Same thing for the Knicks, they gave up a lot to acquire OG and Mikal Bridgets, remains to be seen where they go.

Celtics robbed the Nets and then the 76ers the year they got Tatum. But they've traded away FRPs for Derek White and Porzingis? Also for Jrue?

I guess the Bucks gave away a couple of FRPs for Jrue and it got them a title but now have traded some FRPs for Dame and it remains to be seen where they go.

Mavs gave up what for PJ Washington and Gafford? An FRP for each?

Suns gave up their FRPs and their wings for KD. Doesn't look to be going anywhere this season.

Nuggets gave up an FRP for Gordon, helped win a title.

Maybe the last good trade the Warriors made was for Iggy?


Getting Wiggins and a pick (Jk) for dLo was a steal and led to the 2022 title.


TBH probably one of the best moves the team made in the past 10 years. Getting KD was great but I dont know how much of that was the team.. but barring that one, that deal was a straight up heist. And a good reminder that career numbers dont mean a damn thing
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#142 » by CDM_Stats » Tue Dec 24, 2024 8:51 pm

also got a good laugh from needing GP2 for Boston.. if we're trading for Vuc, we dont need to worry about such things. We'll be way more concerned about turning 0.5% - 2.0% into a top 4 pick
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#143 » by whatisacenter » Tue Dec 24, 2024 10:00 pm

CDM_Stats wrote:also got a good laugh from needing GP2 for Boston.. if we're trading for Vuc, we dont need to worry about such things. We'll be way more concerned about turning 0.5% - 2.0% into a top 4 pick


I think they play Boston 1 more time! :wink:
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#144 » by Crazy-Canuck » Thu Dec 26, 2024 6:54 am

Gsw in

Butler, burks, Richardson, love, and Larson

Miami in

Wiggins, slomo, Schroeder, waters, gp2, and 1 or 2 unprotected picks post steph.

No reason for the heat to bail us out by taking kuminga, I think they'd rather get unprotected picks in the post steph era. And we know jk and podz are untouchables.

Miami would absolutely be a playoff team in the east.

Schroeder
Herro
Wiggins
Slomo
Bam

Steph gets butler.

Steph
Podz
Butler
Dray
Tjd

Not a good fit and not a great fit for the future but we get a 2nd option. I wouldn't do it, but if steph pushes for name help. This is it.
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#145 » by NW » Thu Dec 26, 2024 7:18 am

Crazy-Canuck wrote:Gsw in

Butler, burks, Richardson, love, and Larson

Miami in

Wiggins, slomo, Schroeder, waters, gp2, and 1 or 2 unprotected picks post steph.

No reason for the heat to bail us out by taking kuminga, I think they'd rather get unprotected picks in the post steph era. And we know jk and podz are untouchables.

Miami would absolutely be a playoff team in the east.

Schroeder
Herro
Wiggins
Slomo
Bam

Steph gets butler.

Steph
Podz
Butler
Dray
Tjd

Not a good fit and not a great fit for the future but we get a 2nd option. I wouldn't do it, but if steph pushes for name help. This is it.


Post Steph first rounders are not on the table and shouldn't be necessary in a Butler trade anyway. Wiggins, expirings (will be Loon, not SloMo) and the 25 first
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#146 » by Crazy-Canuck » Thu Dec 26, 2024 7:34 am

NW wrote:
Crazy-Canuck wrote:Gsw in

Butler, burks, Richardson, love, and Larson

Miami in

Wiggins, slomo, Schroeder, waters, gp2, and 1 or 2 unprotected picks post steph.

No reason for the heat to bail us out by taking kuminga, I think they'd rather get unprotected picks in the post steph era. And we know jk and podz are untouchables.

Miami would absolutely be a playoff team in the east.

Schroeder
Herro
Wiggins
Slomo
Bam

Steph gets butler.

Steph
Podz
Butler
Dray
Tjd

Not a good fit and not a great fit for the future but we get a 2nd option. I wouldn't do it, but if steph pushes for name help. This is it.


Post Steph first rounders are not on the table and shouldn't be necessary in a Butler trade anyway. Wiggins, expirings (will be Loon, not SloMo) and the 25 first


Can't see the heat giving away Butler for just expirings. And since we can't give them high value youth, they'll want a good pick or two.
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#147 » by NW » Thu Dec 26, 2024 1:38 pm

Crazy-Canuck wrote:
NW wrote:
Crazy-Canuck wrote:Gsw in

Butler, burks, Richardson, love, and Larson

Miami in

Wiggins, slomo, Schroeder, waters, gp2, and 1 or 2 unprotected picks post steph.

No reason for the heat to bail us out by taking kuminga, I think they'd rather get unprotected picks in the post steph era. And we know jk and podz are untouchables.

Miami would absolutely be a playoff team in the east.

Schroeder
Herro
Wiggins
Slomo
Bam

Steph gets butler.

Steph
Podz
Butler
Dray
Tjd

Not a good fit and not a great fit for the future but we get a 2nd option. I wouldn't do it, but if steph pushes for name help. This is it.


Post Steph first rounders are not on the table and shouldn't be necessary in a Butler trade anyway. Wiggins, expirings (will be Loon, not SloMo) and the 25 first


Can't see the heat giving away Butler for just expirings. And since we can't give them high value youth, they'll want a good pick or two.


They aren't interested in extending him and I'd like to see who's offering high value youth and better picks for him
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#148 » by Onus » Thu Dec 26, 2024 2:51 pm

Crazy-Canuck wrote:Gsw in

Butler, burks, Richardson, love, and Larson

Miami in

Wiggins, slomo, Schroeder, waters, gp2, and 1 or 2 unprotected picks post steph.

No reason for the heat to bail us out by taking kuminga, I think they'd rather get unprotected picks in the post steph era. And we know jk and podz are untouchables.

Miami would absolutely be a playoff team in the east.

Schroeder
Herro
Wiggins
Slomo
Bam

Steph gets butler.

Steph
Podz
Butler
Dray
Tjd

Not a good fit and not a great fit for the future but we get a 2nd option. I wouldn't do it, but if steph pushes for name help. This is it.

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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#149 » by whatisacenter » Thu Dec 26, 2024 6:41 pm

The FO should be looking to find a team that believes they are a Draymond away from competing.
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#150 » by wco81 » Thu Dec 26, 2024 7:40 pm

I now think that they should not send out any FRPs. This team isn't likely to contend unless they can somehow acquire a perennial All-NBA player.

That is highly unlikely, especially with Silver's Second Apron scam.

So they should be looking at hoarding draft picks, not sending them out.

Hell they may need to hoard SRPs as well because this team may be in more need of a full roster turnover sooner than later.
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#151 » by HiRez » Thu Dec 26, 2024 11:03 pm

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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#152 » by jozef » Thu Dec 26, 2024 11:58 pm

Schroeder and Anderson for Vucevic
Podziemski and Looney for DiVincenzo

PG Curry DiVincenzo Waters
SG Hield DiVincenzo Moody Waters
SF Wiggins Payton Moody Kuminga
PF Green Kuminga Jackson-Davis
C Vucevic Jackson-Davis Green
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#153 » by Jester_ » Fri Dec 27, 2024 1:33 am

jozef wrote:Schroeder and Anderson for Vucevic
Podziemski and Looney for DiVincenzo

PG Curry DiVincenzo Waters
SG Hield DiVincenzo Moody Waters
SF Wiggins Payton Moody Kuminga
PF Green Kuminga Jackson-Davis
C Vucevic Jackson-Davis Green


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as if we aren't similar enough to the bulls that will really be the nail in the coffin
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#154 » by Crazy-Canuck » Fri Dec 27, 2024 3:17 am

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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#155 » by CDM_Stats » Fri Dec 27, 2024 4:49 am

Jester_ wrote:
can we stop with vooch please

as if we aren't similar enough to the bulls that will really be the nail in the coffin


Sometimes I peek my head onto Warriors Twitter or X or whatever and I see people wildly freaking out about firing Kerr.. because he isn't playing future stars Kuminga and TJD enough, almost always followed by suggestions of trading for Vuc or someone similar

And then I come back here and its just a minority of folks who were probably middle aged when basketball was played with a red-white-blue ball who think the same, most recognize some of the real problems... one of the few places where a lot of fans get it

Not the guy you quoted, but still :lol:
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#156 » by jozef » Fri Dec 27, 2024 5:32 am

Vucevic is 6-10 center who averages 20.8 PPG at .638 2P%, .452 3P%, .853 FT%, and 9.8 RPG. 3.2 APG and 1.7 TPG. Whom are you kidding?
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#157 » by whatisacenter » Fri Dec 27, 2024 6:30 am

CDM_Stats wrote:
Jester_ wrote:
can we stop with vooch please

as if we aren't similar enough to the bulls that will really be the nail in the coffin


Sometimes I peek my head onto Warriors Twitter or X or whatever and I see people wildly freaking out about firing Kerr.. because he isn't playing future stars Kuminga and TJD enough, almost always followed by suggestions of trading for Vuc or someone similar

And then I come back here and its just a minority of folks who were probably middle aged when basketball was played with a red-white-blue ball who think the same, most recognize some of the real problems... one of the few places where a lot of fans get it

Not the guy you quoted, but still :lol:


I have mentioned Vuc a couple of times but not because I want the FO to trade for him but could see them doing so.

His contract isn't terrible, they wouldn't need to include Wiggins, and I believe they have said they are interested in a stretch big.

Kelly Olynyk is another big I could see them interested in for the same reasons. Neither one plays D and wouldn't be in the closing lineup.
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#158 » by Crazy-Canuck » Fri Dec 27, 2024 6:45 am

whatisacenter wrote:
CDM_Stats wrote:
Jester_ wrote:
can we stop with vooch please

as if we aren't similar enough to the bulls that will really be the nail in the coffin


Sometimes I peek my head onto Warriors Twitter or X or whatever and I see people wildly freaking out about firing Kerr.. because he isn't playing future stars Kuminga and TJD enough, almost always followed by suggestions of trading for Vuc or someone similar

And then I come back here and its just a minority of folks who were probably middle aged when basketball was played with a red-white-blue ball who think the same, most recognize some of the real problems... one of the few places where a lot of fans get it

Not the guy you quoted, but still :lol:


I have mentioned Vuc a couple of times but not because I want the FO to trade for him but could see them doing so.

His contract isn't terrible, they wouldn't need to include Wiggins, and I believe they have said they are interested in a stretch big.

Kelly Olynyk is another big I could see them interested in for the same reasons. Neither one plays D and wouldn't be in the closing lineup.


I would do it, if we could match him up with gp2, wiggs, and dray on the floor at all times.

We definitely need 3 defenders that can cover ground to protect steph and vuc.

If Wiggins has to go out, I'm not sure it makes sense. It might be better for a full tear down.

Our best hope is for Kerr to figure out the pieces.
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

Post#159 » by ILOVEIT » Fri Dec 27, 2024 7:12 am

This team should go all in on.....

Trading Curry ;)

Would never happen of course but the hall would be awesome. It's really the only way a team can bridge from winner to winner...trading major older asset for young talent and picks.

Just ask Bill Walsh :)
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Re: Should the Warriors make a trade? 

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