3 way-too-early offseason moves the Golden State Warriors should make

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Package Wiggins and the Wolves’ 2021 first-round pick

The Golden State Warriors will have the option to package Andrew Wiggins and the first-round pick they acquired for Russell in a megadeal for a player like Bradley Beal. The combination should return a fourth star.

Combine a fourth star with Wiseman’s presence, and the Warriors would easily be considered the favorite for the Western Conference. Beal, Curry, Thompson, Draymond Green, and Wiseman would be lethal.

Even keeping Wiggins could be ideal for the team, but regardless of what they do, the Warriors will be doing all they can to continue to enhance their roster. While they have shown love towards Wiggins, they also did the for Russell upon his arrival in the Bay.

Many have speculated that the Warriors could combine Wiggins with the 2021 pick AND the 2020 pick to secure a player of Giannis Antetokounmpo‘s caliber. Either way, Wiggins could certainly be a trading token this offseason.

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