US media suggests that the Warriors chase the Pope and send out Hilde and Moody

According to the well-known media Bleacher Report, a trading plan was given, the core of the plan was: the Warriors will win inside player Christapus Porzingis, while the Celtics will package potential newcomer Moses Moody, shooter Buddy Hilder, rookie Tres Jackson Davis (TJD) and forward player Ji Santos.

Warriors: Go all the bets and bets on the Pope God to fill the vacuum in the inside

For the Warriors who were insufficient inside height and weak frame protection problems last season, Porzingis's joining can be regarded as a powerful medicine. The tall and long-armed Latvian center played 63 games for the Celtics last season, averaging 20.1 points and 7.2 rebounds per game, and had a career-high 51.6% shooting percentage and 37.5% three-point shooting percentage. His arrival can immediately provide the Warriors with the urgently needed low-post offensive threat, stable outside turrets and basket protection capabilities, perfectly fitting the "space + defense" system created by the Warriors around Curry.

The Warriors management sent two young players, Moody and TJD, as well as instant combat powers Hilde and Santos, with full of sincerity. This shows that the Warriors management fully recognizes the preciousness of Curry's peak period and is willing to sacrifice some of his future assets to seize the current precious window of championship competition. After all, finding an All-star inside partner with both height and technology for Curry has always been one of the ultimate goals of the Warriors to strengthen.

Celtics: Be careful in budgeting, looking at the future and tax avoidance considerations, the core motivation of this deal is to alleviate the huge salary pressure. Porzingis' salary of up to $30 million next season, plus the maximum salary contracts of double-Tancao Jaylen Brown and Jason Tatum, makes the team's salary structure extremely tight. Through this deal, the Celtics successfully reduced their total salary, effectively avoiding the upcoming pressure of luxury taxes.

At the same time, the Celtics also received valuable returns: Moody is a young wing with high-quality 3D potential, which can enhance the depth of the Celtics' bench; sharpshooter Hilder can provide immediate outside fire support; TJD, as a dynamic inside rookie, is in line with the Celtics' tradition of cultivating young players; Santos is a potential lottery worth scratching. This deal not only adds rotation depth to the current lineup, but also reserves young resources with strong plasticity for the future.

Potential concerns and unknowns

Of course, any transaction has risks. Porzingis' past injury history ("glass attribute") is a key factor that the Warriors must carefully evaluate. His health will directly determine the ultimate success or failure of the deal. For the Celtics, how to maximize the use of Hilde's experience and whether they can fully tap the potential of Moody's and TJD will test the wisdom of the coaching staff. The alliance pattern is undercurrent

This potential 4-for-1 deal clearly outlines the completely different strategic directions of the two teams: in order to seize Curry's final peak, the Warriors are willing to bet on the present; the Celtics focus on sustainable development and financial health, paving the way for long-term competition. If the deal is finally completed, it will not only reshape the competitiveness of the two teams in the new season, but also may trigger a new round of arms race in the league.