Golden State Warriors: 3 ridiculous (but realistic) trades to consider

By Tony Pesta | Apr 24, 2020

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2. Utah Jazz

Reports state that the Utah Jazz has been growing tired of Rudy Gobert for much of the season. If this is true, the Jazz would trade the two-time Defensive Player of the Year in no time.

It only makes sense to offer another Defensive Player of the Year in Draymond Green. The Warriors star has had a rough two seasons and could be nearing his decline as he approaches his 30s. It would be a good idea to swap Green while his value is still relatively high.

Gobert is a worthy replacement for Green. Although he is not nearly as versatile defensively he is a much greater interior presence. Gobert would protect the rim and rebound the ball at a high rate for the Dubs.

Emmanual Mudiay is also a reliable backup point guard for Stephen Curry. His size and playmaking ability would be appreciated off the bench.

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