It's been widely reported that the Golden State Warriors are attempting to sign LeBron James this free agency, but they reportedly have even bigger plans. Yahoo Sports' Kevin O'Connor reported that the Warriors want to trade for Wizards center Anthony Davis after signing James with the mid-level exception. To acquire Davis, the Warriors would almost certainly have to trade Jimmy Butler for money-matching purposes. What a Davis-for-Butler Trade Would Look LikeAs I wrote here, the Wizards don't seem committed to Davis for the long term, so it probably wouldn't cost much more than Butler to acquire him. My proposal is Butler and a top-11-protected 2027 first-round pick for Davis. That 2027 first would be enough incentive to give Davis up for a player who could miss most of the 2026-27 season and then sign elsewhere in 2027 free agency. With Davis' injury history, expensive contract and desire for a massive extension that would go into his late 30s, the Warriors should not give up more than one protected first-round pick for him. What Golden State's Roster Would Look Like After the 2 MovesHere is a projected depth chart for the Warriors after the two big moves. PG: Stephen CurrySG: Brandin Podziemski, Will RichardSF: LeBron James, Gui Santos, Moses Moody (injured)PF: Draymond Green, Yaxel LendeborgC: Anthony Davis, Al HorfordIt's not clear if the Warriors would be able to afford Kristaps Porzingis after signing James, and perhaps they wouldn't want to anyway considering Davis would start and play center. Golden State would need to find a bargain-bin backup point guard, but otherwise the depth chart looks pretty good. The Warriors' two biggest issues would point-of-attack defense and three-point shooting (outside of Curry). Perhaps those weaknesses would be their undoing, but there's little doubt that this roster would make the playoffs as long as the stars are healthy for most of the season. Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow