WOW! Giannis + LeBron! Warriors' outrageous plan revealed

What? That's incredibly daring.

Insider Fischer:The Warriors intend to trade for Giannis this summer and sign LeBron on the free agent market...

Curry + LeBron + Giannis form a super luxurious and unstoppable trio. While they may not be certain to win the championship, they would surely become the NBA’s most watched team, and owner Lacob would rake in huge profits just from ticket sales.

LeBron’s salary this season is as high as $52.63 million, and the Lakers currently have no plans to re-sign him, making it likely he will leave this summer or possibly retire.

Actually, this 41-year-old veteran is still quite effective, averaging 22.5 points, 6 rebounds, 6.9 assists, and 1.1 steals per game, with a shooting percentage reaching 50.8%.

CCTV once highly praised him: “Jordan is the highest mountain, LeBron is the longest river.”

Back to the point, if LeBron really decides to bring his talent to the Warriors, it’s probably not just for a championship, but to team up once more with Curry near the end of his career. Their collaboration at the 2024 Paris Olympics, leading Team USA to gold, was very successful.

Of course, if the Warriors manage to acquire both Giannis and LeBron, it would not only fulfill a dream but also give them a real shot at the championship.

Previously, some American media suggested that the Warriors could package Draymond Green, Kuminga, Pojeimski, Moody, and three first-round picks to possibly convince the Bucks’ management to trade the Greek Freak.

However, building such a roster must consider a crucial factor: salary cap pressure. The Warriors already lead the league with a total payroll of $248.5 million this season. Taking on both Giannis and LeBron simultaneously would be nearly impossible unless one of them agrees to a steep pay cut. *wink*

So far this season, the Warriors hold a 25-21 record, ranking eighth in the West, 2.5 games behind the sixth-place Lakers (26-17); meanwhile, the Bucks are 18-25, sitting 11th in the East, 1.5 games behind the tenth-place Hawks.