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Draymond Green is the centerpiece of this deal along with Warriors super-sub Andre Iguodala. Young players Jordan Bell and Quinn Cook would also need to be included to help make salaries match.
In this trade, the Warriors keep Klay Thompson but lose out on another All-Star as well as some depth in the rotation. The Warriors are already somewhat short-handed, possessing one of the league’s most unproductive benches.
The Warriors would miss Green’s defensive brilliance and Iguodala’s veteran guile in the playoffs, but acquiring Anthony Davis would more than offset their losses. Nikola Mirotic is also a quality rotation piece who can fit into the Warriors’ small-ball scheme.
Overall, this deal would strip the Warriors of what precious little depth they have, but that is what it takes to get Davis.