This three-team blockbuster Warriors trade idea makes perfect sense

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The Nets enhance their championship-caliber roster

The Brooklyn Nets added Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant last offseason.

They brought in two superstars on top of their already developing cast of high-profile role players. Players like Caris LeVert were no longer the star of the show. It was Irving and Durant who were supposed to lead Brooklyn to the promised land.

While they did get there in the first season with the duo, no Irving and Durant meant a first-round exit. With Oladipo, the team could have an elite offense to go with a gritty and underrated defensive side.

Oladipo, this past season with Indiana, averaged 14.5 points per game, down from the over 23 per game he put up a few seasons ago. He’s not on the decline, but he clearly could use a change of environment.

Brooklyn would be the perfect place for Oladipo, and he could hopefully turn into his past self with a few stars by his side.

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