Raptors forward Brandon Ingram doubtful for Game 6 vs. Cavaliers due to heel injury
Brandon Ingram is doubtful for Game 6 against the Cavaliers due to a heel injury.
The Golden State Warriors may lose their $60 million star player, who is predicted to leave for the New Orleans Pelicans. This change could significantly alter the Warriors' roster for the upcoming season.

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The Golden State Warriors wonât be able to retain all of their key contributors this offseason.
Whether losing free agents, including their most valuable trade assets, in a deal for an organization-bolstering superstar, itâs safe to say the Dubsâ roster will look a bit different next season.
Pelican Debriefâs Chris Lambert believes that the Warriorsâ 30-year-old star could leave Golden State for the New Orleans Pelicans after less than one season.
âWith Zion Williamson expected to slot in at the Pelicans power forward spot next season, having a rim protector and floor spacer next to him would change everything," Lambert wrote Wednesday.
"Zion's two biggest weaknesses are his inability to space the floor and his poor defense. Bringing in Porzingis could address both problems."
Lambertâs free-agent scenario involving Porzingis and the Pelicans would be devastating for the Warriors, but not for the reason many think. Although Porzingis is a formidable stretch five whoâs proven he can wreak havoc on both ends, heâs undoubtedly earned the âinjury-proneâ label at this stage of his career.
The article suggests that a 30-year-old star player from the Warriors is predicted to leave for the Pelicans.
The departure is expected to lead to a significant change in the Warriors' roster for the upcoming season.
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Porzingis, who the Warriors acquired before the Feb. 5 trade deadline, experienced various injuries with the Dubs during the second half of the year and was in-and-out of the organizationâs lineup.
It would be understandable for Golden State to want to part ways with the former New York Knicks star, but the seven-time NBA champions wouldnât want to let him walk for nothing in return.
In an ideal world, the Warriors would re-sign Porzingis before including him in a trade for a textbook win-now piece. In Lambertâs offseason FA idea, the Dubs would come away empty-handed, which would make the Kristaps Porzingis experiment in the Bay a colossal failure.
Itâll be interesting to see what Golden State elects to do with the 2018 All-Star this offseason.
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