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[QUOTE="Knicks411, post: 2351046, member: 767"]
Ok I wasn't totally correct, here's the thing from his article

Speaking of which: Maybe we should take the Houston threat more seriously. Harden is locked up. Paul is there. Getting off [URL='http://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/3431/eric-gordon']Eric Gordon[/URL] is easy. Snag a pick in the process, and dumping the Ryan Anderson albatross -- the one that cost them the official Team Banana Boat photographer -- becomes feasible. Trade and renounce everyone else, including potentially Paul for cap purposes, and they are close enough to the double-max for Paul and LeBron that the Texas income tax edge might come into play.

I'm sure there would be growing pains, but it's the kind of thing you need to do to beat the Warriors.

I was thinking about this when listening to the Zach Lowe/Jack McCallum podcast yesterday.  It's ridiculous how well everyone on the warriors mesh.  Like, if you could take one player off their big 4 and trade them for anyone else, who would you do?  Obviously Lebron is the best player, so i guess you'd trade Dray for him or whatever, but Dray is the key to so much of what they do.  I'm not sure you could put together 4 guys from the rest of the teams in the league that mesh as well together
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