Crazy Blockbuster Trade Idea Would Send Stephen Curry To Sixers For Package Centered On Ben Simmons

According to Eliot Shorr-Parks of 94 WIP Sports Radio, one of the dream targets for the Sixers in the potential deal involving Simmons is All-Star point guard Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors. As of now, the Warriors have given zero indication that they are planning to trade Curry in the 2021 offseason. However, things are expected to change if they fail to reach an agreement regarding a massive contract extension.

If Curry decides against inking a new deal, the Warriors may consider listening to offers for him on the trade market this summer.

Once he becomes officially available on the trading block, the Sixers are expected to do everything they can to bring Curry to the City of Brotherly Love in the 2021 offseason. As of now, the Sixers must be aware that Simmons alone won't be enough to convince the Warriors to send their best player to Philadelphia. Aside from Simmons, the Sixers would also have to give up multiple future first-round picks and some players on their roster not named Embiid.

Paying the king's ransom to acquire Curry this summer would be a no-brainer for the Sixers, especially if they are serious about helping Embiid bring home the Larry O'Brien Trophy in the 2021-22 NBA season. Curry would be an upgrade over Simmons at the Sixers' starting guard position. Aside from being an incredible playmaker, he would also give the Sixers a prolific scorer, rebounder, and an elite three-point shooter.

This season, Curry averaged 32.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists, and 1.2 steals while shooting 48.2 percent from the field and 42.1 percent from the three-point range, per ESPN. Pairing Curry with Embiid would give the Sixers the chance to form the league's best superstar duo next year.

As of now, there's only a minimal chance for the Curry-to-Sixers blockbuster trade to become a reality in the 2021 offseason. Despite missing the playoffs for the second consecutive year, Curry hasn't shown any sign that he's no longer happy in Golden State. So far, he remains optimistic that the Warriors have what it takes to reclaim their throne and revive their dynasty next year.

However, crazy things do happen in the NBA. If ever Curry really ends up leaving the Warriors this summer, there's no better way to spend his remaining years in the league helping his brother, Seth Curry, win his first NBA championship title in the City of Brotherly Love.