Each gets what you need! US media shows the trading plan of 3 teams and 5 players: The King wins the Kuminga Warriors to welcome two new players as they wish

Each one needs! With Kuminga and the Warriors in a farce of leaving the team and the Kings are eyeing each other, the US media "fadeawayworld" posted a trading plan for 3 teams and 5 players. Through the trading of the Kings, they won Kuminga as they wish, and the Warriors welcomed two new players in one go. The Warriors Kumingga farce continues, compared with the past few seasons, the signing, signing and trading work of each team this summer has been completed very quickly, with almost no long tug-of-war and negotiations. The Warriors and Kumingga are one of the few soap operas.

Kumingga made it clear that it wanted to leave the Warriors, and at the same time hoped to get a long contract and became the cornerstone player of the team building. The Warriors wanted to maximize the returns and were unwilling to provide Kumingga with a multi-year long contract, so the negotiations between the two sides were in a dilemma.

In this case, three famous reporters, Sam Amick, Marcus Thompson and Fred Katz, jointly wrote an article that according to the alliance rules, the deadline for acceptance of qualification quotations is October 1, so September is the time when the pressure of the Warriors and Kumingga really surges.

The Kings are patiently concerned with

If there are teams that are truly willing to pursue Kumingga, then the Kings are definitely one of them. They talked with the Warriors a lot at the beginning of the offseason, but they failed because of chip issues.

However, according to Sam Amick, the Kings have always regarded the introduction of Kumingga as the number one task this summer, so the reinforcement and adjustments from the offseason to this day have been strictly controlled to a small range to wait for Kumingga patiently.

famous reporter Marc Stein also gave the same statement. The Kings have been suppressing their urge to sign Westbrook, and everything hopes to be done after the end of the Kumingga transaction.

The US media showed a three-party transaction plan

In this case, the US media "fadeawayworld" posted a transaction plan that 3 parties and 5 people are expected to each obtain the required one.

The potential trading plan is as follows

Warriors get: Kobe White + Dosem;

Kings get: Kuminga + Moody;

Bulls get: Monk + 28 Kings first round + 30 Warriors first round + 31 Kings second round.

Warriors: Welcome the two new players

This deal is a win for the Warriors. First of all, I sent off the dissatisfied Kumingga and finally completed the signing of new players such as Horford.

The second is that he has obtained two new players in a targeted manner. Among them, Kobe White will be Curry's perfect backcourt partner. Last season, he averaged 20.4 points and 4.5 assists per game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 37%. He is only 25 years old. Whether it is helping Curry compete for the championship or appearing in the future blueprint, it is perfectly in line with the Warriors' plan.

Another new player Dosem is a reliable substitute point guard, who can average 12.3 points and 4.5 rebounds per game, and can completely play the role of Curry as a substitute, and the Warriors can also use more roster positions to strengthen the front line and inside line, rather than renewing some defenders who are neither up nor down.

Kings: After winning the Kumingga

Kings, they only lost one first-round pick and got Kumingga's number one goal as they wished.

After taking Kumingga, the Kings can finally sign Westbrook and continue to sell Devin Carter to make room for the roster. The Kings' 15-man roster is currently full.

Bulls: Comprehensive reconstruction

Bulls will complete monetization when the transaction value of the two defenders is the highest, accelerating the team's reconstruction process and making the team's future salary space more controllable.

not only got two first-round picks + one second-round pick, but also Monk, a high-quality combat power, which can continue to be cashed in subsequent transactions.