Stephen Curry's father Dell was interviewed today, during which he revealed the difficulties the Warriors need to overcome.

It is unclear how the Warriors will adjust their roster - they are considering trading Kuminga out - but Dell believes that a "sports big man" may be the key to the Warriors' championship.

Dell said: "Many teams want to have a big sporty man, but they have to find a team that is willing to give up on such a player. This is the game now. Big guys need to be able to move quickly, shoot and have athletic ability, and this position is important. The Warriors, like many other teams, are looking for such a big sporty man."

Dell mentioned that Kuminga might be the right player, but they need to decide what to do with him. The Warriors have provided Cuminga with a $7.9 million qualification offer, he is a restricted free agent. However, his performance with the Warriors was not stable, losing his starting position at the beginning of the season and not signing a contract extension. As mentioned earlier, the Warriors have been trying to trade Kumingga by signing first and then changing.

Dell stressed that as his sons Stephen, Butler and Dream Chasing age, the Warriors' young players need to stand up. All three players are at least 35 years old.

Dell said: "The development of young players will be very helpful to the team's future. They have to solve the problem of Kumingga. He is valuable in the league, whether they choose to re-sign, stay him or trade him for more value, maybe he is the bargaining chip that can be used for athletic big men. There are many ways for them to make the team better."