Clarifying trade implications

It seems the situation is uncertain, so I need to ask who "赵四" is. If they're a big contract star, the Warriors might need to add salary and picks. If they're a role player with a similar salary, it could be a 1-for-1 trade. With borderline rotation players, the Warriors might receive assets. I also need to clarify the Warriors' 2025 draft pick situation, particularly about their 2024 first-round pick conveyed to the Blazers and previous trades involved. I'm confused about the top-4 protection.Evaluating Warriors' trade situation

To prevent misinformation, I should clarify that the Warriors have some future pick encumbrances. The Stepien rule prevents trading consecutive future firsts, but they can still offer swap rights. If targeting an All-Star, they’d likely need to include a first-round pick. Kuminga's value is significant; some see him as having near-All-Star potential. For a star, they might need to package Kuminga with picks and salaries like Wiggins or GP2. For a role player, that wouldn’t be necessary. I'll stick to providing a concise, conversational opinion in Chinese without heavy formatting.Assessing trade scenarios

First, I need to identify who "赵四" is—maybe Siakam, LaVine, or a vague reference like "anyone." In terms of value, Kuminga is a young, talented wing with a low salary. If targeting a young star or All-Star, the Warriors would likely need to add 1-2 first-round picks plus salary matching. For a starter who isn’t an All-Star, a small add could suffice. The Warriors are likely close to luxury tax and would need to match salaries carefully. Overall, they probably see Kuminga as a core asset, making any trade a clear upgrade.