NBA News - Warriors owner Joe Lacob manifests itself to Trade

Warrior owner Joe Lacob has followed a tie with public statements about Ben Simmons all trade rumors, the Sixers star could land in Golden State, probably. Simmons does not fit the current squad of six-fold champions, so lacob.

We always look at everything exactly to see if we can improve our team. We will always make that, Lacob said in an interview with the san Francisco Chronicle on Tuesday. The topic were the current trade rumors for a defensive player-of-the-year-candidate in Philadelphia , as it expressed Lacob to bypassing NBA s tampering penalties.

Simmons has demanded a trade from Philadelphia 76ers in summer and apparently will not appear on the training camp for the coming week to make a change to strike. The 25-year-old wants to complete no game loud espn no more game for the Sixers, allegedly he preferred a trade on the west coast.

Over the past few weeks and months, the Warrior s interest in the Point Guard was said. However, Lacob now expressed doubts as to whether Simmons is really the right thing for the DUBS. In a way, he does not fit what we plan, explained the 65-year-old.

He deserves a lot of money, but can he stand at the end of games on the court? I do not know, Lacob continued. He is very talented, but the problem is: we have Draymond [Green]. Draymond and he are very similar in the way that none of them really throws, but both play a lot of playmaking, that s a problem. The other is a problem The salary structure.

Simmons deserves $ 33 million in the coming season, overall, almost $ 147 million will be at the next four years. Golden State would definitely separate from Andrew Wiggins and other players to make the salaries fit in a potential deal.

Warriors-GM Myers: I like our team

In addition, Golden State would probably have to separate from young talents such as James Wiseman, Jonathan Kuminga and / or Moses Moody, Philadelphia will also demand further future round-round picks. According to reports, the Warriors were clearly too high the demands of the Sixers, according to the athletic , there were never real negotiations.

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General Manager Bob Myers confirmed that Golden State will probably thread no major deals before the start of the season for the time being: I like our team and I believe the team we have will be the team with which we into training camp and start the season.