Only Stephen Curry knows, the most brutal and daring contract that makes Draymond Green both happy and angry with the Lakers:

One person wants to leave, one brand wants to get rid of him, a new opportunity is opened…

The return of the power forward to the team and this attempt monopolize the crisis in San Francisco, which extends to Los Angeles

Little or nothing is working at the moment in Stephen Curry’s (or LeBron James’) teams, which is why lately many attempts have been made from San Francisco Bay to turn around the Chase Center squad and with it the season, since the dynasty that has ruled this decade still has rope, but not enough to let years go by.

That’s why his star, Steph, is aware of a movement that, because it is beastly and daring, excites Chris Paul and Draymond Green; Curiously, it seemed like it was going to be a reinforcement for The King, but things are changing.

A player who wants out, a franchise that wants to get rid of him, and an opportunity in Mission Bay?

Although the first two statements confirm themselves, since Zach Lavine is as eager to leave the Chicago Bulls as Michigan is to get rid of his salary ($138 million for three years) and give his squad new blood, It remains to know in warrior code if the arrival in California of Renton would be beneficial.

And not only that, it is also worth wondering if any of the two names that are considered valid as possible exchanges are so expendable.

What is clear is that something has to change in the Warriors, who are out of the Play-in, like the Lakers. The first of all is already underway, and it is the return of Draymond Green, which will provide more defensive balance.

But there must be something more, a leap in quality, one that Bleacher Report places in the Washington guard; After all, Curry said it recently: “You can’t keep doing the same things and expect things to miraculously change.”

Well, interest in Lavine would flourish in La Bahía since the exchange of cards with Andrew Wiggins or Klay Thompson, who has become an extremely irregular player and a much worse defender than he used to be.

Bulls Wire has already echoed this possibility and in Chicago they give it a tour. It is said that the Warriors would try to sneak Chris Paul into the operation, but only Wiggins or Thompson can make the Bulls move the tree.