yes, because that's so much more important than what he could do DURING THE CURRY ERA. It's maddening that the Warriors seem to value the end of Steph's career so much less than any of the rest of us.
.@ShamsCharania on the Warriors 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
"The Warriors could've got in the Jaylen Brown sweepstakes if they wanted to give up 4 first round picks-ish, in that range. They decided not to from my understanding. Those 2 teams, the Warriors and Celtics did talk about a Jaylen Brown trade around the trade deadline and it was around several first round draft picks, potential swaps, and seconds. The Warriors decided not to go down that route and so that's on them. That's the decision they made. If they had went out and got that done, does that make LeBron James more viable? If the Warriors had gone out and been willing to give up several draft capital to go get an Anthony Davis from Washington, does LeBron James follow suit? My understanding was if the Warriors were able to get Anthony Davis, they had as good of a chance, if not better than anyone, to get a LeBron James and I think you have to look at that in the calculus of everything."
Wanting to build the next team after Steph Curry is fine. Trying to do that when Steph was only 31 years old. Not fine. Doubling and tripling down on that obsession even after Steph won another ring and showed he's still a Top 10 player in the league. Unforgivable.
Fuck off into the sun .@klacobprime and take your delusional Daddy with you.
What a shame. Steph Curry is still one of the best players in the world. To not make an effort to win another title with him is truly a joke. And if you're not gonna do that, then you have to trade him. Instead, the Warriors are just wasting Steph's final years. So sad.
@BontaHill I mean 3 team trades exist right ? Find another team that knows they aren’t going to compete and want to tank. Maybe not Jaylen but do something so we aren’t starting half the season with 2 men down.
Like I said: they are rudderless
-FO is living off the reputation of men who have left the org.
-they mostly wasted the back half of Steph’s prime b/c owner has main character syndrome
-they are not competing or rebuilding
-they are just drifting in the wind, rudderless
Who? What's out there? The Pelicans have so far resisted trading Trey Murphy. The Warriors have bypassed all chances to pursue MPJ. It's a pretty dry trade market. Odds are the Warriors are just back in the play-in once again, or even miss the playoffs entirely.
The move that helped the sixers get Jalen brown which led to them getting LeBron. Philly playing chess while dubs playing operation @AndyKHLiu@samesfandiari