With the countdown to Kuminga's departure looming and potential trade partners exposed, the Warriors have a chance to bring Wiggins back

The biggest suspense for the Warriors this offseason is whether Kuminga can stay with the team. While Warriors management still wants to keep Kuminga, they still believe he has some potential. But management also needs to think about the fact that even if Kuminga is kept, Kerr may still not give Kuminga too many opportunities to perform next season, because Kuminga's style of play is not as integrated with the Warriors.

Kuminga's tactical involvement on the court is not high, and sometimes he doesn't even implement the tactics arranged by Kerr, so even if the Warriors complete the contract extension with Kuminga, it may be difficult for Kuminga to play happily in the Warriors, so the two sides might as well get together and disperse, and the contract that the Warriors provided to Kuminga The Kuminga team is not satisfied. So there is a high probability that Kuminga will leave the Warriors this offseason. There are currently two teams expected to make a deal with the Warriors, the Bulls and the Heat.

The Warriors wanted to get Vucevic in the middle of the season, but the deal didn't go through. The Warriors will certainly continue to strengthen their center this offseason, and does Vucevic have a chance to come to the Warriors through a trade for Kuminga? This is obviously a conjecture. Of course, many fans would prefer the Warriors to complete a trade with the Heat. Warriors fans hope the Warriors can bring Wiggins back through a trade for Kuminga. If Wiggins is traded back to the Warriors through a sign-and-trade, then the overall instant power of the Warriors will be significantly improved next season, Wiggins is better defensively than Kuminga, and his tactical execution on the court is better and his role is more prominent.

So many fans hope that the Warriors will be able to make a deal with the Heat through a series of operations this offseason. Kuminga in exchange for Wiggins. This may be the outcome that many Warriors fans are most looking forward to.

For the Warriors, perhaps the most important thing for them in the offseason is to strengthen the interior line, because the interior line has been the weak link of the Warriors in recent years. Green can't stay at the No. 5 position for long, and his defensive ability and rebounding ability are deteriorating, so the Warriors must find a blue-collar center with good rim protection and rebounding ability. Only in this way will the Warriors not be frequently targeted by the opponent on the inside, and when the Warriors have no weaknesses in the league, they will have a chance to win more. I wonder what the fans think?