Warriors reinforcement plan is exposed! Targeting Curry s brother + Simmons

NBA offseason has started for several days, but the Golden State Warriors have not made any signings so far. However, according to the latest report by well-known reporter Brett Siegel, the Warriors management is closely monitoring two free agents - Seth Curry and Ben Simmons, who may become important goals for the Warriors to strengthen.

Siegel revealed: "In addition to the previously mentioned potential targets such as Malcolm Brogdon, Trey Lyles and Gary Payton II, the two names that league insiders frequently discussed during the summer league are Seth Curry and Ben Simmons. "The contracts of these two players have expired this summer and are currently fully free agents.

Seth Curry played for the Charlotte Hornets last season, playing in 65 games, averaging 6.5 points, 1.7 rebounds and 0.9 assists per game, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 37.6%. As Stephen Curry's younger brother, if Seth joins the Warriors, he will not only provide stable outside firepower on the bench, but may also become the adhesive in the locker room.

and Ben Simmons' situation is even more complicated. Last season, he played for the Nets and the Clippers, playing 33 games for the Nets, averaging 6.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 6.9 assists per game. After being traded to the Clippers, his data dropped to 2.9 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.1 assists due to injuries and adaptation problems. Although Simmons has been in a sluggish state in recent years, his organizational ability and defense are still traits that the Warriors need.

Warriors are currently short of salary space and are expected to only provide basic salary or middle-class special cases. Seth Curry may be more in line with the Warriors' immediate combat power needs, while Simmons is a high-risk and high-reward "lottery".

If Simmons can recover his health, his 6-foot-10 height and all-round skills can greatly improve the Warriors' lineup flexibility.

It is worth noting that the Warriors had tried to trade with Simmons before, but failed. Now that he is a free agent, the Warriors can try to sign without giving chips.

As the Summer League progresses, the direction of signings for the Warriors management will gradually become clear. Whether it is signing Seth Curry to continue his three-point gene or betting on Simmons' talent, Golden State has always only one goal - to return to the championship ranks. And this waiting for "zero signings" may result soon.

So who will be the Warriors' first signing in the offseason? Let's wait and see!