3 draft day trades the Golden State Warriors should consider

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Golden State Warriors Draft Day Trade: The Blockbuster

If there’s a player the Golden State Warriors should go all-in for, it’s Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal. While Stephen Curry was the scoring leader this past season, it was a race to the finish between Curry and Beal.

Beal finished the season averaging over 30 points per game for the second straight year. On top of that, Beal has improved as a passer and rebounder over the past few seasons.

His efficiency, shooting 48.5 percent from the field, was another point of emphasis that should make him even more attractive for the Warriors front office. It would take a plethora of assets to pry him away from Washington though.

Wiggins and Wiseman would headline any deal.

Then, you add four first-round picks to the mix. That feels just about the max that Golden State would offer. At 28, Beal still has room to grow, and in a situation with three other stars, his true potential should shine.

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The Dubs front office should take all three trades, but it doesn’t seem Golden State has been able to find the middle ground in valuation for most of these stars.

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