Summary
The Golden State Warriors are considering a trade for Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr. to address their current performance issues. The team struggles with a size deficit, particularly in the center position, but they have been discussing adding Porter to improve their overall game. Porter's addition would not directly solve their defensive needs at center.
Key Facts
- The Golden State Warriors have a current season record of 19 wins and 17 losses.
- They are dealing with a size disadvantage, especially at the center position.
- The Warriors have internally considered trading for Brooklyn Nets forward Michael Porter Jr.
- Porter Jr. averages 25.8 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 3.3 assists per game this season.
- He is on a $179.3 million five-year contract, with $79.1 million remaining through next year.
- Jonathan Kuminga, a Warriors player, is a potential trade asset, but Brooklyn has not shown strong interest in him.
- A three-team trade could be a way for the Warriors to acquire Porter Jr., though such trades are complex.
- Warriors’ key players, Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, are still performing well.
