We have just started about three weeks from the NBA training camp. Despite what time in the low season we are, the outdoor season of the Golden State Warriors is far from complete because they only have nine players in their main roster.
Much of the outdoor season of the Warriors has stopped by the current Jonathan Kuminga -Saga. The 22-year-old attacker is in a limited free agency and the two parties have not been able to agree to a deal. After a tumultuous four -year relationship, many expect the two parties to separate; However, nobody has cap space and the Warriors have a high asking price in a drawing and trade.
Not signed with Kuminga, the Warriors do not know their exact financial situation, who has prevented them from making movements. Anyway, it has been reported for a long time that they will sign Veteran Big Man Al Horford and reunite with Gary Payton II. They are also linked to experienced guard Malcolm Brogdon.
In the second round of the play-offs, the Minnesota Timberwolves Golden State defeated in five games. Yes, the Warriors did not have Steph Curry, but after a seven-game series with a young but talented Houston Rockets team and lack of front court, it is clear that the Warriors are a notch among the elite teams in the West. After an uncertain outdoor season, the Warriors are clearly not contenders in a charged Western Conference. Many teams, including the wolves, are in a better place than the dubs.
The warriors must select their selection as quickly as possible
The Warriors must act quickly; There is just over a month until the season starts, and having so much uncertainty on this point in the low season is unprecedented. If they keep waiting, Horford could change his mind, especially if less money is available for him.
Of course, sorting out the Kuminga fiasco is the top priority. That is easier said than done, and negotiations are difficult. After colleague -restricted free agent Cam Thomas recently signed, there is some hope for the Warriors.
Given how shaky their relationship has been, it is best for both parties to continue. Many teams are interested in Kuminga, in particular the Sacramento Kings and Phoenix Suns. Even if the return is not ideal, the Warriors must take what they can get for Kuminga and take their selection from there. If they keep waiting, things only get worse for the Warriors.
The wolves are clearly better than the Warriors
Although the wolves did not make large movements out of season, they reduced the majority of the core that just ran back-to-back conference final. With Anthony Edwards who probably devotes a jump on 24 and Julius Randle is fully integrated with the team, it is difficult not to be optimistic about Minnesota. Of course, the wolves are not at the level of Oklahoma City, Houston or Denver, but they are just a notch among them and clearly above the Warriors.
The mix of youth and experience of the wolves is perfect for a debilitating 82 game season. Conversely, the Warriors have three starters of 35 years or older, four if they sign Horford. Older teams need more depth than the Warriors. The Los Angeles clippers compensate for part of the risks of a parent selection with their incredible depth. However, if there are injuries for the Warriors, they can be in a number of real problems.
Minnesota has one of the most balanced grilles, which is in the top 10 last season in both attack and defense. The wolves also ended with a slightly Better record than the Warriors. After an offsean of uncertainty and the lack of depth of the warriors, it is difficult to claim that they have a better team than the wolves. Unless you are a Warriors fan, this low season has been objectively hilarious and strange.
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