Warriors Win
the other team finished with a modest edge. The Warriors acquired Dave Feitl; Rockets' right to match offer sheet on free agent Dirk Minniefield; first round pick (lottery protected) (1989 #16-Dana Barros); cash from Houston Rockets for Purvis Short.
Golden State Warriors Received
- Player Dave Feitl
- Other Rockets right to match offer sheet on free agent Dirk Minniefield
- Draft Pick first round pick (lottery protected) (1989 #16- Dana Barros )
- Cash cash
Houston Rockets Received
- Player Purvis Short
Trade Analysis
Golden State obtained a future first that became Dana Barros, but Houston received productive scorer Purvis Short. Golden State received Dave Feitl; Rockets' right to match offer sheet on free agent Dirk Minniefield; first round pick (lottery protected) (1989 #16-Dana Barros); cash and sent Purvis Short. The counterpart captured somewhat more durable value, although Golden State's return was not without merit. The displayed team grades for Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets reflect the realized value of the players, draft assets and transaction context that ultimately materialized. The judgment is retrospective and does not assume that every later draft outcome was predictable on the trade date.