The Warriors are interested! 22-year-old Gidey, what is his level now?

Some changes seem to occur with regard to Kumingga's transactions.

The latest report from famous reporter Jake Fischer, the Warriors contacted Josh and expressed their interest in the Chicago Bulls point guard Josh, hoping to get him through potential trades or signing strategies.

Second news, the Warriors wanted to get Gidey as early as the 2021 draft. At that time, the Warriors had the No. 7 pick and the Thunder had the No. 6 pick, and Kumingga predicted that the pick was higher than Gidey. The Warriors originally planned to choose Gidey if they couldn't choose Kumingga. Unexpectedly, the Thunder chose Gidey with the No. 6 draw, so the Warriors happily accepted Kumingga with the No. 7 draw.

Gidi and Kumingga, the two 2021 high-ranking rookies, have some similarities in the free market this summer, and are both very passive. Among them, most fans must know about Kumingga's situation. Here we focus on Kumingga.

Gidy was sent by the Thunder to the Bulls to the Bulls for Caruso in a deal last year. Then last season, Gidy performed very well, playing in a total of 70 games, and averaged 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game, among which assists ranked 9th in the league. In terms of efficiency, Gidey's three shooting percentages are 46.5%/37.8%/78.1%, and his real shooting percentage is 57.0%, among which the three-point shooting percentage and real shooting percentage are the highest in his career.

It should be noted that Gidey's performance is getting better and better as the season goes deeper, especially after the All-Star (Lavin has left), Gidey has achieved a full-scale explosion, and the gap in data is very obvious:

- Before the All-Star, 51 games, averaged 12.2 points, 7.1 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game, shooting percentage of 44.6%, and three-point shooting percentage of 34.5%

- All After starring, he averaged 21.2 points, 10.7 rebounds and 9.3 assists in 19 games, with a shooting percentage of 50.0%, and a three-point shooting percentage of 45.7%

No exaggeration. After All-Star Gidey is completely at the All-Star level, almost averaging triple-double, and his efficiency has also been greatly improved. He can make 1.9 three-pointers with a shooting rate of nearly 46%, and his real shooting percentage has reached 62%, and he leads the team to 12 wins and 7 losses.

During this period, Gidey also played a lot of highlights. The most classic is to play the Lakers twice:

- the first time to play the Lakers, 15 points, 10 rebounds, 17 assists and 8 steals, a four-double

- the second time to play the Lakers, 25 points, 14 rebounds, 11 assists and 2 steals, and the buzzer-beating kill

In addition, Gidey also led the Bulls to defeat powerful teams such as the Nuggets and Pacers. The data can also prove how good he has played in these 19 games. Color and important:

- When Giddy was on the court, the Bulls scored 121.2 points in 100 rounds, and the net win was 10.4 points

- Giddy was not on the court, the Bulls scored 109.2 points in 100 rounds, and the net loss was 4.3 points

Although there are not many samples in 19 games, any player who can average 20+ accurate triple-double in nearly 20 games, lead the team 12 wins and 7 losses, has a real shooting percentage of 62%, and a net efficiency of nearly +15 should be discussed.

It can be said that Giddy's performance at the end of the season brought himself back to the young star with the most potential, but the negotiations on renewal between him and the Bulls were not as smooth as expected.

Previous reports that Giddy's camp wanted a long-term contract with an annual salary of 30 million, but the Bulls were only willing to give him a contract with an annual salary of nearly 20 million. The difference between the two parties was very large, close to 10 million US dollars.

Latest news, Brett Siegel reported that the Bulls are willing to provide Gidey with a three-year, $70 million contract renewal, and the two sides are expected to reach an agreement by the end of August.

Pure personal opinion, 70 million in three years is actually a bit cheap for Gidey, but considering that the market environment this summer is poor, Gidey can only accept such a quotation. Of course, there is another possibility, that is, to find the next place to sign and then exchange, so the Warriors surfaced. In terms of playing style, although Gidey does not have a stable shooting, his style is actually quite suitable for the Warriors - he can pass the ball, play smartly, is good at pushing and counterattacking, and is tall. The Warriors have had some similar players before, such as Iguodala and Livingston.

The question is, what chips are suitable for the Warriors to make? Kumingga's single-swap is definitely an ideal situation, but at present, the possibility is relatively low. After all, in terms of performance last season, Kumingga is indeed not as good as Gidey.

The more important problem is that signing first and then changing will cause the Warriors to trigger the hard hat. There was only less than 30 million space left, and there were only a few million left for Gidey. It would be very difficult to sign Horford, Payton Jr., Melton and others, and it could even be said to be impossible.

For the Warriors, the issue of Kumingga's transaction/renewal continues, and it is also very beautiful to get Gidey, but objectively speaking, it is very difficult to combine the two, unless Dunleavy can create some magic - under a hard hat, it is very difficult to become magic.

As for Giddy, his performance in the later stage of last season was really amazing. It seems that he has finally found a way to transform. I hope that no matter which team he is in or how big the contract he holds next season, he can continue his performance. Maybe he is the next All-Star.