Warriors can acquire overvalued pelicans of 197 million US dollars on the trade

If the Golden Warriors take no further step before February 6, it would be certain that the organization is not serious to compete for a championship.

It would be risky to acquire an overvalued New Orleans Pelicans striker who has not fulfilled the billing in the NBA, but it would show that the warriors are trying to improve their roster.

“While the pelicans showed more interest in trade (Brandon) Ingram, Zion (Williamson) would be the more attractive name for the warriors, provided that he can stay healthy,” wrote Brett seal from Clutch Points on Monday.

“This was the main concern for the former first monitoring during his term in New Orleans, since Williamson only played in 13 games due to an injury this season.”

“After this season, Williamson has several non -guaranteed clauses in his contract and different bonuses, which he can absorb on the basis of cradle and health controls.”

“It is not known whether these rare clauses would become invalid if Williamson would be traded on a new team.”

When Williamson entered the NBA, injuries were not a big problem.

Yes, the Duke product suffered a mild knee excuses against North Carolina, which many viewed as a freak injury.

Nevertheless, Williamson only missed five games during his only season with the Blue Devils and gave the NBA general manager a little or no reason to avoid it in the 2019 draft.

However, Williamson’s young NBA career was interspersed with setbacks of the lower body.

From the thigh injuries to considerable knee problems, Williamson has trouble to prove that he can consistently stay healthy in a Pelican uniform.

The physically impressive and sporty strikers have an average of 23.6 points, 8.2 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game this season, while they appear in only 13 competitions.

Since 2019, Williamson has missed over 150 regular seasonal games with New Orleans, which makes him a high risk for the Warriors in 2025.

If he can stay consistently on the hardwood, a pairing of Williamson and Stephen Curry would undoubtedly upset the Golden State fans who are waiting for another top-class superstar to arrive in the bay.

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