3 other trades the Golden State Warriors should consider

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Glenn Robinson III to the Sixers

The Philadelphia 76ers may have just handed the LA Lakers a loss, but they’re far from where they want to be. Not a top-four team in the Eastern Conference, Philadelphia has a few easily-corrected issues.

One of them is what was mentioned above, three-point shooting. It starts with Ben Simmons. Simmons has shown any improvement as far as a deep threat, and it hurts the Sixers’ on-court spacing.

Joel Embiid is a superstar talent as well yet he’s struggled from deep. Even Al Horford hasn’t quite been good enough from downtown. They need a win that can come in, allow them to play small ball with either Horford or Embiid at the five, and provide that spacing.

Robinson III does that, and although it may cost them a few second-round picks, it’s certainly a trade they should look into. The Sixers time is now, and they need to secure a wing and make a playoff push.

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All three moves should be something the Warriors should consider.

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