US media: Curry is so outstanding that the Warriors plan to find their successor is difficult to achieve

US media ClutchPoints updated its updates and posted a post to talk about related topics around the Warriors. The specific content is as follows:

Stephen Curry is so outstanding that the Warriors' plan to find their successor is difficult to achieve. In the past six years, the Golden State Warriors have been trying (but failed to succeed) to find the next star who can partner with Curry, or the person who takes over the team after he retires.

They have had 5 first-round picks since 2019. Three of them are lottery tickets.

2019 - Jordan Poole (28th pick)

2020 - James Wiseman (2nd pick)

2021 - Jonathan Kumingga (7th pick)

2021 - Moses Moody (14th pick)

2023 - Brandin Pojemsky (19th pick)

Poole and Wiseman have left the team. Moody and Podjemsky don't look like players who can become the cornerstone of the team. Kumingga is the only player they have selected in the past few years with star potential, but he has not been able to fit in the team well. After Jimmy Butler joined, Kumingga's situation became increasingly difficult, and now his contract with the Warriors is not clear.

The Warriors have been balancing the two timelines over the past few years - before they made up their minds to strive for the championship before Curry retired. The result is that they can only clean up the endgame left by the "double-line parallel" plan. Although the door to search for Curry's successor has not been completely closed...it is being closed quickly.