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The Golden State Warriors could be adding a former NBA Finals center in exchange for their inactive big Kristaps Porzingis. According to NBA insider Brett Siegel, the Warriors have engaged in trade conversations with the Milwaukee Bucks about a possible…

The Golden State Warriors have reportedly engaged in trade talks with the Milwaukee Bucks regarding a potential swap sending Kristaps Porzingis in exchange for center Myles Turner. According to NBA insider Brett Siegel, Golden State has also spoken with the Chicago Bulls and New Orleans Pelicans, though no agreement is imminent. A proposed trade could also involve injured Warriors guard Moses Moody, but the teams remain apart over draft compensation.
Porzingis is currently away from Golden State after missing training camp due to an illness, leading the franchise to freeze his $20 million salary. The Warriors are eager to move his contract to relieve salary cap constraints, while rival teams view his deal as an attractive, virtually expiring asset for future flexibility.
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