That is a very likely scenario if we get into the top 4 or even 5. Say the Nets, Wolves, Kings, and Wizards all draft ahead of us. The Nets will most likely get Wall or Turner, Wolves don’t need a big man, Kings would take one, Wizards have Blatch and McGee was drafted 2 years ago in the 1st. That leaves the left over of the two top big men to us. So if the draft went in that order, it would probably go Wall, Turner, Favors/Cousins, Johnson, Favors/Cousins.

Although the Warriors and Kings have never been in the Playoffs at the same time before.

We already have Andris Biedrins, Anthony Randolph and Brandan Wright as our young future big men with potential, so if we draft another big man then expect a few trades to happen. I personally don’t want to trade Brandan Wright at the moment since he’s still incredibly young and hasn’t really had a chance to prove himself over a full season. I also don’t want to trade Randolph, and although I don’t like Biedrins the Warriors could still use his rebounding. Maybe we might have a logjam in our PF/C positions next season (how ironic since we’re known as a smallball team).

I really like Favors/Turner if John Wall is already taken. If we have to draft based on need, then DeMarcus Cousins could be a good pick since he has the bulk and size that this team is lacking. We’d also get more depth at the center position. Drafting Cousins over Favors won’t hurt me as much since we already have young PFs oozing with potential.

PG: Stephen Curry / CJ Watson
SG: Monta Ellis / Reggie Williams / Anthony Morrow
SF: Corey Maggette / Kelenna Azubuike / Devean George
PF: Anthony Randolph / Brandan Wright / Anthony Tolliver / Vladimir Radmanovic
C: Andris Biedrins / DeMarcus Cousins / Ronny Turiaf / Chris Hunter

We obviously have too many big men on the team right now, and have to make a couple moves. We’re most likely going to do some 2-for-1 type of trades.