Thinking from the perspective of interests, the Warriors will get several of Horford, Bill, Lillard and others

NBA offseason has finally arrived, and all teams have completed signings in the market. Even the Lakers, which have been criticized by fans, have successfully won center Ayton, and the reinforcement work is still continuing. Reporter Siegel revealed that Melton is expected to join the Lakers, and he and the Warriors had an interest in each other before.

Judging from the current configuration of the Lakers, the lineup already has two all-connected centers, Ayton and Hayes, and more space-based insider Cleber; but reporter Siegel continued to add that the Lakers still want to supplement the frontcourt after getting Ayton, and the targets are still familiar old players, including Clarkston, Kessler, Richards, Robert Williams, Carter, Bizetta, Horford, etc.

In fact, fans have expectations for Ayton joining the Lakers, after all, nothing is impossible to happen. Starting from Doncic being sent to the Lakers in the middle of last season, the Mavericks won the No. 1 pick and the Trail Blazers bought Ayton out after the end of the season. Everything is so unexpected and very coincidental; we cannot think from the normal logic, but just from the perspective of interests, everything can be understood. As a giant and traffic team in the league, the Lakers must make them topical and will only have more box office revenue in the new season. Therefore, the Lakers who lack the inside will most likely get Ayton so that the team can have enough competitiveness to compete with their opponents.

Furthermore, after the team loses Finney Smith, the defense on the outside will be a big problem; Melton, who is interested in each other with the Warriors, was revealed to be expected to join the Lakers, so that the team's offensive and defensive capabilities can be improved. But as a traffic team, the Warriors cannot get Melton. How can they play in the new season? How can we ensure box office revenue? The league cannot lose sight of one thing and deliberately pamper the Lakers and forget the Warriors. After all, this is the league's first team with market value.

Then what should I do? From this perspective, the reason why the Warriors did not sign the old player Melton is most likely to have found a replacement. There will be an outside scorer to join the Warriors, otherwise it would be impossible for the Lakers to get Melton easily. So who would it be? It is highly likely that Bill or Lillard, who may be bought out by the Suns, will bring the Warriors' offense to a new level. At the same time, Horford is likely to join the Warriors. After all, Rooney, the meritorious center of this team, has joined the Pelicans, and it is impossible for the Warriors to be left unavailable.

Otherwise, the record in the new season is not good and the popularity will not increase. The Warriors' box office revenue will be greatly affected, and the losses will be the interests of the league. From the league's perspective, we must find a way to get Horford to join the Warriors, and we must find a way to improve the team's outside offensive level. Otherwise, how can we compete with opponents such as the Thunder, Rockets, Nuggets, and Lakers in the new season?

From the perspective of salary, the Warriors may not have decided to use the middle class or mini middle class to strengthen it because of Kumingga. But whether it is Horford, Bill or Lillard, the Warriors have a certain salary to sign several of them. The basic salary, mini middle class, and middle class depends on how to deal with Kumingga.

According to reporter Slater, the Warriors wanted Kuminga to replace him with a young talent for the first round, thinking that the King's previous offer was to make money. The reporter also added that the Wizards joined the competition for Kumingga, and the Heat, Bulls, Bucks and Nets also had interest in him. Another reporter Ary talked about Kumingga's future and bluntly stated that the decision of Warriors forward Kumingga may be reached in the next few days, and the team is still exploring a plan to sign first and then change.