Man, these days there are so many variables, questions, valid gripes and reasons to just flat out sulk with the Warriors org. First off though,  I want to give props to all of us who continue to stubbornly support, and waste our precious time on this blog site, for no hourly pay, no immediate reward, just for the love of talkin' hoops, and our Warriors, and all the possibilities out there.

I'm done with the Negative, I can't think like that right now. Rowell, Nellie, and the other tools are not some of my favorite peeps at the moment, but I still can't help but get the vibe that EVEN THEY feel the heat (with Potentially their butts on the line) to make some noise to get this team back to relevance. I have a feeling in my gut I haven't had since right before we traded claxton and Dale Davis to bring in the Beard. I have that same feeling now, I hope I won't be eating my words this fall but if so, eh, such is life as a warrior fan.

I got a good feeling though, a couple of possibilities i'd like to see go down.

I'm a huge PG  over another wing or power forward guy this offseason, be it via draft or trades. A PG on our team (IMO) is our best bet to get back on it. I've heard the argument over and over that the warriors don't really need a pg in the traditional sense due to our style of play, and I don't buy it. I've seen our stagnant offense hoist ill advised bricks many  a time last season, we desperatly need a creator/penetrator to run the show.

larry Riley, get one. Monta is not the man for the PG job, sorry, but pair him with a stud and watch him get even better.

In addition,  I do have faith that AR can add a bit bulk and I can see him and Beans being very effective, plus lets not forget we have Ronny coming off the bench to swat balls and just bring it every night.

We have alot of pieces though, so if a trade does go down, I just hope it's not a bonehead regression trade that will move us further into the trenches of the league, but for some reason, I don't get that feeling.  I got a good feeling people, and hopefully this will turn out to be more than just one warrior fan's hopefull pipe dream, but you gotta think big.