Golden State's Turnaround: from Draft Choice to Dynasty Cornerstone

An unexpected time travel caused a basketball fan (protagonist) from the future to wake up in the summer of 2020, and his identity was the general manager of the Golden State Warriors. At this time, the Warriors were at a low point: Curry returned from injury, Thompson was reimbursed for the season, the team held the precious second pick, and the entire league was waiting for them to take the talented center James Wiseman. But the protagonist is well aware of the historical trajectory - Wiseman's adaptation problem will become a hidden danger for the team, and the thin point guard Tyrese Haliburton, who was underestimated in the second round, is the "invisible cornerstone" that is perfectly compatible with Curry and Thompson. Faced with the media's doubts about "wasting talent", fans' confusion and internal debates, he defied all opinions and pressed the button to rewrite his destiny on draft night. The next two years were a dormant period of patient polishing: he witnessed Haliburton move from the bench to the starting lineup, used precise passing to connect Curry's off-ball movement and Thompson's explosion after his comeback, and responded to all doubts with steadily improving defense; he reconciled Green's edges in the locker room, and hoarded role pieces for the team in the trade market. In 2022, the Warriors regained the championship after three years, and the combination of Haliburton and the Splash Brothers first showed its strength. But the blueprint for the dynasty doesn't stop there. In order to make room for the core lineup, he decisively sent away Pu'er, who had a premium contract, and Green, whose tactical positioning overlapped, to complete the lineup upgrade with courage; on the night of the 2023 draft, he took action again, and through exquisite operations, he picked up the "once-in-a-century" genius Wenban Yama, injecting new dominance into the team. When Curry's three-pointer was still piercing the Golden State night sky, Tang