The Warriors have been taken advantage of again! 11.65 million averaged 5+4. I thought it was a perfect puzzle, but ended up here to retire.

On November 24, since the start of the season, three former powerful teams in the Western Conference have not lived up to expectations. One is the Clippers, one is the Mavericks, and one is the Warriors. The Warriors are better. They are now ranked eighth in the Western Conference with 9 wins and 9 losses.

As for the Warriors, their core is relatively healthy. Curry, Butler and Dream Chasing all have adequate attendance rates. Although they have won against many strong teams this season, such as the Nuggets and Spurs, they have also lost to For weak teams like the Pacers and Trail Blazers, the team is too unstable. The main reason for this problem is that the team lacks a stable third scoring point. They rely too much on Curry and Butler. Sometimes even if the two give their all, the team cannot win, which is very embarrassing.

The relationship with Kuminga, who they forcibly retained during the offseason, has broken down again because Cole has sent him to the bench again. The hard work is not sweet. There were already rifts between the two parties. As long as there are differences, the scars of the past will come to mind, so the Warriors now want to trade Kuminga, but the key is that the relationship between the two parties has collapsed again. It is estimated that it will be difficult for the Warriors to exchange him for a suitable player. It is basically impossible to exchange him for a suitable third-in-command.

In order to keep him during the offseason, the team missed the best opportunity to recruit him. If Dunleavy had not negotiated with several players earlier, the Warriors might have gained nothing during the offseason. However, Dunleavy's vision was also not good. One of the three new players they introduced during the offseason was Seth Curry, who has not played because of contract issues. With the other two signings, it felt like the Warriors were taken advantage of and were providing for them in vain.

Melton joined with a one-year base salary of 3.08 million. The Warriors just remembered the help Melton provided to the team last season. He used his defense and three-pointers to become the perfect puzzle for the Warriors. However, now Melton has suffered a torn cruciate ligament surgery.

Another one is Horford, who the team signed for 11.65 million in two years. When the Warriors signed Horford, the outside world unanimously praised him, just like when the Clippers won Luo and Paul.

After joining the Warriors, Horford averaged 5.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 1 steal and 1 block per game, shooting 33.8% from the field and 32% from the three-point range. Although he can still bring some help to the team with his experience, due to his age, Horford does not have enough physical strength to support him to help the team in the long term. Playing more often has a negative effect, and he no longer has the excellent ability to switch defenses and space.

It is estimated that Cole found out during the training camp, so he has been playing as a substitute. And this is not the most intolerable thing. Horford's attendance rate this season is really incredible. After playing 12 games, it has always been on and off. Today, Cole said in an interview that veteran Horford will miss at least a week of games due to a strained right hamstring. He said that he will have to wait for a while. At first, he thought it was a good profit, but now it turns out that it is a loss.

The key is that in order to win Horford, the Warriors also gave a second-year player option contract to show their sincerity. With Horford's performance this season, it is obviously unrealistic for him to find a new home next summer. Under such circumstances, it is estimated that he will choose to execute the player option contract. After all, he will get 5.97 million for nothing. Even if the Warriors buy me out, I will still take the money. The Warriors' lineup is speechless.

won Melton to recuperate from injury. If the Warriors don't sign him in the offseason, no team will want Melton. No one knows when he will recover. There will be fewer players who will sign him after he recovers, and it is not known whether he can return to his peak, so we don't know. Will attack him rashly, but the Warriors become the victim, and Horford becomes the victim again. Originally, Horford planned to retire in the offseason, but the Warriors gave him a two-year, 11 million contract. The old man looked at his lovely wife and a group of children, and gritted his teeth: Yes, I will play for two more years!

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