Warriors news: I am interested in 21+5 forwards, the signing amount of the three players is exposed, Hilder works hard

Interested 21+5 forwards

Today, according to famous reporter Jake Fischer, sources revealed that both the Warriors and the San Antonio Spurs are very interested in Pelicans forward Trey Murphy III. Fischer said that the Warriors, especially the Warriors, have had a strong liking for Murphy and have discussed it with the Pelicans management many times this summer. Murphy, 25 years old, is 2.03m tall and weighs 95kg. He is the 17th pick in the first round of 21 years. He played for the Pelicans for all four years of his career. Murphy ushered in an explosion last season, playing 53 games in the regular season, averaging 21.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks per game, with three shooting percentages of 45.4%, 36.1% and 88.7%. Currently, Murphy's contract has 4 years and $112 million left.

For the Warriors, Murphy is indeed very suitable for the team system. On the offensive end, Murphy has long-range shooting skills without dead corners in the half, and can also complete various high-altitude homework with strong athletic ability; on the defensive end, although Murphy is not a strong player, he is definitely a qualified defender. His explosive physical fitness and good static talent will make the opponent's uncomfortable; the most important thing is that Murphy is only 25 years old. When an old group of stars such as Curry, Butler, and Green retire, he is expected to take over. However, the problem is that according to multiple media reports, although the Pelicans did not explicitly regard Murphy as a non-sale product, the return on his asking price was very high, and at least he had to get an experienced veteran, a young man with development potential and multiple draft picks as compensation. If the Warriors want to get Murphy, bleeding is inevitable. Let’s take a look at the choice after weighing the pros and cons.

The signing amount of the three generals was exposed

Previously, according to multiple reporters, free agents Horford, Melton and Payton II are expected to sign with the Warriors. Today, according to famous reporter Jake Fischer, the three players have reached oral agreements with the Warriors, and the three signings will be officially announced after the Warriors resolved the Jonathan Cumingga problem. Among them, Payton II and Melton will sign veteran minimum salary contracts with the Warriors; Horford will receive a 2-year, $1,140w mini middle class contract (with player options for the second year) to reward him with the Warriors.

Melton and Payton Jr. are experienced defenders who are good at attacking and defense. They have both played for the Warriors and are familiar with the team's tactical style and personnel composition. They can improve the depth of the Warriors' back line and choices on the defensive end. Horford is a scarce high-quality space-type insider in the league. Except for his age (39 years old), his other projection ability, defense switching ability and frame protection skills are indispensable and valuable assets for the Warriors. By the time these three signings were officially announced, the Warriors' weak rotation problems and insider shortcomings will be greatly improved, and the team will also have more capital and confidence to fight against Western Conference strong teams.

Hilde trained hard

Today, the Warriors official posted a photo of a group of team defenders Buddy Hild in hard training, and wrote: "Purposeful training in the Bahamas." In the photo, Hild carried out various functional training on the beach in the scorching sun. Although sweat had long soaked his coat, Hild's face always revealed perseverance and concentration. In the offseason last year, Hilder and the Warriors signed a four-year contract of $3,775w. They played 82 games in the regular season, averaging 11.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game, with shooting percentages of 41.7%, 37%, and 82.8% respectively in the three games. Hilder's performance was also remarkable. Hilder played 12 games, contributing 12.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game, and shooting percentages of 41.6%, 42.9%, and 92.9% respectively in the three games.

It is worth mentioning that Hilde has always been a typical example of life being greater than basketball. During the offseason, he always likes to play around and enjoy it. Basically, he will resume basketball and special training not long before the training camp begins. So why is he so abnormal this summer and starts practicing hard early? The author believes that there are two reasons: 1. Hilde wants to improve his shortcomings and thus win more playing time in the new season. After all, when he performs unstable on the offensive end last season, he will be abandoned by Cole; 2. Next summer, Hilde will have a chance to renew his contract in advance. Hilde wants to perform and strive for the last big contract.