Dallas Mavericks

Golden State Warriors Receive: G Spencer Dinwiddie, G/F Tim Hardaway Jr., 2025 First-Round Pick (DAL)

Dallas Mavericks Receive: F Andrew Wiggins

Unlike the Philadelphia 76ers, the Dallas Mavericks don’t have enough to offer the Golden State Warriors without surrendering an unprotected pick. Neither of the players they’re sending out here is as impactful as Harris.

At the same time, don’t sell either short. If Hardaway Jr. can return from injury to his previous form, he’ll replace much of what Wiggins brought to the table. His elite floor-spacing will be especially effective in the Warriors’ system.

Meanwhile, Dinwiddie may be an imperfect fit as a ball-dominant scoring guard. On the other hand, the Warriors would likely use him to carry all the minutes where both Curry and Poole are resting. Adding him will also allow the team to pair those two more often in what ought to be lethal offensive lineups.

As for the Mavericks, they’ll be putting Wiggins to the test here. He looked the part of a star in 2021-22, establishing himself as an elite 3-and-D wing with some secondary shot creation skills to match.

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Still, some might suggest that he was cherry-picking on a stacked Warriors team. He won’t have that opportunity in Dallas – he’ll be the Dallas Mavericks’ clear-cut second offensive option. If he’s up to the task, it should be a game changer for this club.