The Golden State Warriors are at the intersection, with Jonathan Kuminga being there.
Although the team weighed the relationship with restricted free agents, NBA insider Zach Lowe believes the decision could define the long-term prospects for Golden State.
“Another frustrating idea of building the Warriors,” Lowe said during the show. “It’s frustrating, but also like the most likely outcome at the end of the dynasty era, that two schedules didn’t happen. [Brandin] Podziemski looks like a good choice for him to be selected. ”
Podziemski shot 11.7 points per game in a steady season.
Trayce Jackson-Davis also showed hope, but Lowe insists that the real focus remains on Kuminga.
“Even if it’s a person like this [Trayce] Jackson-Davis looks like a good choice for where he was selected. “Lowe continued. “Nevertheless, the future after Steve seems incredible. For me, whatever it is, the Kuminga deal, whatever it is, perhaps the most important franchise deal, will be played in the next two to four months in the next NBA. ”
He added: “And I just can’t see the world of the future that makes the campaigner happier for the soldiers. Because I don’t think it’s so we re-signed Kubinga, who is a breakthrough star for us. I think it’s going to be a signature trade with a bit of a lack of returns.”
General Manager Mike Dunleavy made the decision to change the franchise in his hands during the offseason, which could shape the Warriors over the years outside of the Curry era.
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