Golden State Warriors

The Spurs need all the youth and draft stock they can get at this point, but will the Warriors bite?

But as it stands, it would take Poeltl plus other win-now players from San Antonio to make this a more realistic scenario. Poeltl is an elite defender, but his absence of perimeter skills isn't an ideal fit for a Warriors team that thrives on spacing and 3-point shooting. And despite his early injury issues, Wiseman is finally coming around to returning to the court and may not be on the trading block for the Warriors at this point. This wingspan also comes into play on the defensive interior, as Wiseman has shown he can violently swat shots away. The Warriors may feel like giving up a young player like Wiseman and two future drafts picks would be risky considering the booming potential and versatility he possesses. [speculation surrounding a trade](https://www.si.com/nba/spurs/news/san-antonio-jakob-poeltl-gregg-popovich-dejounte-murray-derrick-white-evaluate-future) for [San Antonio Spurs](https://www.si.com/nba/spurs/news/san-antonio-trade-collin-sexton-cleveland-cavaliers-josh-richardson-gregg-popovich) center [Jakob Poeltl](https://www.si.com/nba/spurs/news/san-antonio-jakob-poeltl-2016-draft-toronto-raptors) has been something to monitor this offseason, especially as the team continues to initiate an official rebuild.