The Golden State Warriors currently have a record of 19 wins and 18 losses, ranking 9th in the Western Conference. This ranking is not ideal for them, as they started the season with a remarkable 12 wins and 3 losses, even ranking second in the West at one point. However, they have now fallen to the position of the play-in tournament, which is quite frustrating for the Warriors. The main reason for this is that the team lacks players who can consistently score and assist Stephen Curry, failing to provide more support for the team. In the highly competitive Western Conference, if the Golden State Warriors want to succeed, they must obtain some excellent star players through trades. Based on this, American media "Fadeaway World" suggests that the Golden State Warriors and the Brooklyn Nets reach a five-for-two trade to enhance the team's competitiveness. Cameron Johnson and Dairon Sharpe were acquired by the Golden State Warriors. The Brooklyn Nets successfully acquired the following personnel and draft picks: Jonathan Kuminga, Gary Payton II, Kevin Looney, and Jisantos. Additionally, the team also has a top-3 protected first-round draft pick from the Golden State Warriors (GSW) in 2027. The Golden State Warriors obtained a forward player through a trade, who is at the peak of his career. His arrival will assist Stephen Curry in the game and help the team achieve better results in subsequent events. The Golden State Warriors should really plan carefully now, as Stephen Curry is at the end of his peak career. Now is the time to find outstanding…