Klay Thompson *******breaking news********* read my second post

[Zaximus]

I don't think this is possible, but IF it is, I'd be OK with MKG and picks, since he can't and won't stay healthy.

I really don't want to lose Batum.

[Carl Spackler]

10 hours ago, Manos said:

ship Batum and Frank along with a first or two and call it a done deal.
 

Only way I'd do that is if we got Curry or Durant in return

[FootballLivesMatter]

3 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

Only way I'd do that is if we got Curry or Durant in return

Lol sure

[MV%doe]

Interesting, put this right beside my dmc stuff.

If this team was fully heathly, this trade talks would be juicer.

You know coach cliff would love to add Klay, maybe not dmc tho....

[bLACKpANTHER]

Frank + Batum/MKG + two 1st Roundrs = Klay?

Kemba - Sess
Klay - Belineli
Batum/MKG - Lamb
Marvin - Hawes
Zeller - Hibbert

I would prefer to ship MKG because of health and lack of offense. Batum is our facilitator, not Kemba..
This won't happen though..

[Omega Atrocity]

The Warriors aren't trading Klay Thompson lol

[Cary Kollins]

Klay is kinda trash anyway

[SOJA]

no way they trade Klay this year. zero chance unless he starts sitting out of games and refuses to play for them. 

[Proudiddy]

I suspected it was only a matter of time before things fell apart there chemistry wise, and Klay was the guy I pinned as the one who would want out.  Like I said when KD signed there...  There was only one ball to go around, and it is a huge drop to go from the #2 option, to the #3.

I know Scalabrine backtracked, but where there is smoke, there is usually fire.  You can see the frustration at times on Klay's face during games.  Now, that being said, I would only do MKG + filler and picks, but IDK that they would do that.  It makes sense for them though.  Green would then move back to the third option, and they still have plenty offense with Steph, KD, and Green as their top 3 guys.  MKG would provide them a lockdown defender, so KD wouldn't have to expend much energy defensively, and they honestly don't need his offense.  Furthermore, he could essentially fill Iguodala's role (minus the outside shooting) as a extra ball handler, lockdown defender, and energy guy.  MKG also would likely excel more offensively there with his game as-is, because their shooters spread the floor and they love to get out and run.  He'd be a perfect fit.  

On our end, Klay is no slouch defensively either.  He isn't MKG, but he's really good.  And he gives us another shooter/scorer to pair with Kemba and Batum.  He would provide more spacing for a guy like Hibbert and/or Zeller (if he wasn't a part of the deal).

I love MKG, but the health issues are scary, so if we could use him as a centerpiece for a deal for a guy like Klay, I'd be all over it.  But, for the same reason I would want him to the be the centerpiece in the deal, I could see other teams not wanting to take a chance.

[Omega Atrocity]

The Warriors have the best record in the league, their offense is humming just fine. Klay is averaging exactly 1 less shot per game, he's still hoisting 16 per game. He's just cold at the moment, only shooting 31% from three.

Again, there is no way they are going to trade him.

[FootballLivesMatter]

On November 17, 2016 at 10:16 AM, Proudiddy said:

I suspected it was only a matter of time before things fell apart there chemistry wise, and Klay was the guy I pinned as the one who would want out.  Like I said when KD signed there...  There was only one ball to go around, and it is a huge drop to go from the #2 option, to the #3.

I know Scalabrine backtracked, but where there is smoke, there is usually fire.  You can see the frustration at times on Klay's face during games.  Now, that being said, I would only do MKG + filler and picks, but IDK that they would do that.  It makes sense for them though.  Green would then move back to the third option, and they still have plenty offense with Steph, KD, and Green as their top 3 guys.  MKG would provide them a lockdown defender, so KD wouldn't have to expend much energy defensively, and they honestly don't need his offense.  Furthermore, he could essentially fill Iguodala's role (minus the outside shooting) as a extra ball handler, lockdown defender, and energy guy.  MKG also would likely excel more offensively there with his game as-is, because their shooters spread the floor and they love to get out and run.  He'd be a perfect fit.  

On our end, Klay is no slouch defensively either.  He isn't MKG, but he's really good.  And he gives us another shooter/scorer to pair with Kemba and Batum.  He would provide more spacing for a guy like Hibbert and/or Zeller (if he wasn't a part of the deal).

I love MKG, but the health issues are scary, so if we could use him as a centerpiece for a deal for a guy like Klay, I'd be all over it.  But, for the same reason I would want him to the be the centerpiece in the deal, I could see other teams not wanting to take a chance.

Yea not sure why people keep actin like Klay doesn't play defense. He's not James Harden

[GamecockSmitty4]

You don't trade MKG because he has had a hard time staying healthy early in his career. Remember when Steph constantly was missing time early in his career? GS would have looked stupid for trading him. I don't think MKG will ever be an MVP but he means so much more to this team than he's given credit for. 

[iBBB]

Or we could keep this unit intact and stay on a pace to win 72% of the games. 

 

Yall amaze me sometimes. We a having a historic start and run and some of you are still dissatisfied. 

[JJman Returns]

55 minutes ago, iBBB said:

Or we could keep this unit intact and stay on a pace to win 72% of the games. 

 

Yall amaze me sometimes. We a having a historic start and run and some of you are still dissatisfied. 

This. Unity is something extremely undervalued in all sports. We are finally good, let's not fug anything up.