Bojem is expected to be put on the trading block! A team insider firmly believes the Warriors will make a blockbuster deal: a 10-for-3 swap to acquire Giannis?

On December 7th Beijing time, Warriors insider Dan Devone mentioned in his latest program about possible trades involving the team. He stated, "I firmly believe the Warriors will finalize a blockbuster trade before the deadline. Over the past few weeks, multiple indications have suggested Bojemski could be put up for sale."

This season, Bojemski is averaging 12.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 2.9 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 43.6% and a three-point shooting rate of 37.8%. His salary this year is only $3.68 million, so if a blockbuster trade for a superstar happens, Bojemski would likely be just one of the trade assets.

Insider Fischer once said: "Sources reveal that the Warriors have never seriously considered including Kuminga and Bojemski together in trade talks. Last summer in 2024, when negotiating with the Jazz for Markkanen, the team firmly refused to bundle the two players, aiming to keep the option open to package them later to pursue Giannis or other top-tier stars."

“The Warriors have also been reluctant to risk all their trade assets for an immediate championship push, which often requires trading away Draymond. However, if they can acquire Giannis, this situation would likely change the management’s perspective significantly.”

Now, Giannis leaving the Bucks seems highly probable, and teams are preparing their offer packages, eager to bring in the Greek Freak. Previously, some American media analyzed the Warriors’ potential offer and proposed a 10-for-3 trade plan. The details are as follows—

Warriors receive: Giannis, Cole Anthony, Prince

Bucks receive: Draymond, Kuminga, Bojemski, Moody, 2026 first-round pick, 2028 first-round pick, 2032 first-round pick, and first-round pick swaps in 2027, 2029, and 2031

Salary cap expert Marks stated that if considering draft pick value alone, the Warriors’ trade proposal might be the best option for the Bucks. Even with Giannis acquired, the Warriors’ roster aging issue will continue to worsen. By 2028 and 2032, Curry will likely have retired, making those two first-round picks potential lottery selections.