Another year of sewing and patching! The Warriors sign multiple role players, and Cole may become a magician in the new season

This year's NBA offseason seemed very crazy at the beginning. The trading and contract renewal of stars have become the main theme of many strong teams. The former champion Golden State Warriors have almost no results in the fierce competition in the West. The independently trained center Rooney was unable to retain it and switched to the New Orleans Pelicans. Kumingga's contract renewal farce has not been effectively resolved, which can be regarded as an internal and external trouble.

However, there are already three maximum-paid players in the Warriors, Curry, Butler and Green. It is impossible to sign the All-Star again. Even high-quality role players are now worth $20 million in annual salary, and the management can only find some suitable veterans in the free market to strengthen the lineup.

Recently, the starting center Horford, who won the championship with the Celtics, joined the Warriors. Although he is already a veteran in his 40s, Horford's all-round skills inside and outside, coupled with his good outside long shot ability, is very consistent with the Warriors' tactical system, and they finally have a 3D type center.

As a team known for its small lineup, the Warriors still like to stock up on guards. They not only recruited Curry Jr., but also signed offensive point guard Melton. Both players are facing the dilemma of no-ball this summer, while the Warriors are often good at relying on their own system to make role players perform well.

It is reported that the management will still make moves next. Brogdon, who has played for many championship-level teams such as the Bucks and Celtics, may join the Warriors with a minimum salary. This simple double-sports guard averaged 21.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game at his peak. Unfortunately, he suffered an injury later, causing his condition to decline. However, he averaged nearly 23.5 minutes last season and still scored 12.3 points, 3.8 rebounds and 4.1 assists.

I have to admit that the Warriors have passed the peak of their era. Klay Thompson has left the team in poor condition after being seriously injured. Curry and Green have also suffered from injuries in recent years. Butler, who joined in the middle of last season, has become their life-saving straw, but he is also a veteran over 35 years old.

It cannot be ignored that the Warriors' coaching seat has the creator of the tactical system, and he can be said to be complementary to the stars. Many players can often perform beyond their value as long as they execute according to tactics under his command. Let's wait and see if the Warriors who have "sewn and patched another year" can rely on Cole's tactical "magic" to have a place in the powerful West!