The Warriors want to trade Kristaps Porzingis, but three rival executives have revealed the potential price Golden State may have to pay.

The Golden State Warriors may need to include draft compensation if they want to trade Kristaps Porziņģis for a starting-caliber big man, according to reporting from Marc Stein and Jake Fischer. Three rival NBA executives indicated they would demand draft capital from Golden State to part with a contributor in exchange for the veteran center, who recently announced he is stepping away from basketball to focus on his health.
Golden State aims to execute a permanent trade for Porziņģis as early as Dec. 16 to maximize flexibility ahead of the Feb. 11 trade deadline. While Porziņģis holds a $20 million salary with only $3 million guaranteed next season, the Warriors prefer to retain their draft assets and keep Moses Moody out of ongoing trade discussions.
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