All right. Here's part two of the show Colin Mills and I did. We're now going to delve into

all the prospective players that the Warriors could maybe trade for. These are players that fall

within the realm of reality. Try to be realistic here. Not just in terms of contracts, but in terms

of availability, in terms of a fit for the team.

So sit back and relax.

Here's part two of Locked-on Warriors.

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Here is the list if you're ready for it. I'm just going to name them one by one. Kylan, you give me your thoughts and if you're ready for it.

I'm just going to name them one by one, Kylin, you give me your thoughts.

And if you don't mind monitoring the chat, if anyone throws anything on top of that,

first up, and this is a long list.

They're not super long, and I'll give quick reasoning behind each of it.

So first off, as a player, I think the Warriors actually pursued. He's a veteran. He

chose not to go to the Warriors, but he might be available in a trade, and that's Sir Jabaka

of the Milwaukee Bucks. He only plays 11.3 minutes per game. He could be a very valuable bench

rotation piece for the Warriors. He hits a fantastic corner three. He's tough as

nails. I think the Warriors can get him if they throw in a first round pick. Your thoughts on

Serge Abaka? I don't dislike Serge Abaka. And I want to go through your entire list because

there are a couple names that stuck out to me. And I think there is a difference between some players that you would love to have that are kind of a pipe dream and some

players that are more realistic. But like, I just, I don't know, like a lot of these older

bigs, I just feel like if you don't need a high volume of minutes from them, like what does it

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