Reporter: It makes sense to trade Kumingjia + Dream Chaser or Butler for thick eyebrows. The latter’s talent can crush the Warriors inside

Today, "Sports Weekly" reporter Kong Dexin showed the Mavericks star with thick eyebrows on his radio program "Basketball News".

The reporter said: "As for trading Nongmei, we can look at it from two levels. One is which teams really want him, and the other is what kind of offer the Mavericks can accept. Nongmei's contract for the next three years will be around 50 million to 60 million, which is a Super maximum salary. He is 32 years old, theoretically still at the end of his prime, and still competitive, but his attendance rate in the past two seasons is really worrying, so he is a high-risk superstar.

"What teams will be interested in thick eyebrows?" We might as well open our minds, for example, take the Golden State Warriors. What the Warriors are doing now is a two-year plan. These old guys will compete for the championship for the last time around Curry. The contract with thick eyebrows is 2+1, with player options for the last year. The timeline basically matches the logic of the Warriors. The Warriors have enough chips in theory, such as Kuminga. Then, Dream Chaser is a very ready-made one. With Kuminga, they can almost collect enough salary to match the players with thick eyebrow contracts. So, should the Warriors break up with Dream Chaser? Or break up with Butler? If one of these two is taken away, plus Kuminga, plus the addition of a head, this contract may be almost balanced.

"If this is such a choice, can the Warriors accept it? For the Mavericks, as long as your draft picks can better satisfy me, Kuminga plus a veteran with a big contract that is about to expire, I think it makes sense for them. , then it depends on what the two teams think. I don’t know if Warriors fans want to bet on Nongmei. After all, Nongmei’s talent is here. If he can play relatively healthy, he will not be on the same level as the Warriors’ existing frontcourt players.”