The addition of Murray to the Golden State Warriors mid-season would be an ideal upgrade for the team. While he may not perfectly fit the role of a big wing, Murray would still address their need for improved playmaking and defense. Although the absence of CP3's brilliance in the second unit would be felt, Murray is more than capable of running the offense and providing stability when Curry is off the court.

Murray's biggest impact would likely be on the defensive end, where he would be an improvement over Paul. While his defensive performance this season may not be his best, he has previously demonstrated the ability to be an All-Defensive Team caliber player.

Obtaining Clint Capela in this trade would be a significant benefit for the Warriors, as it would finally give them the size and rim protection they have been lacking for some time. In crucial moments, the team would likely still rely on Draymond Green as the small ball center. However, having Capela as an option would allow them to match up against larger teams in terms of size, such as the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets.

One of the best aspects of this deal for the Warriors is that they would be able to retain Jonathan Kuminga. Offering Moses Moody, two future first-round draft picks, and other assets should be sufficient for the Hawks, who are looking to restructure their roster for the upcoming season. At just 21 years old, Moody is a promising young wing who could thrive playing alongside an All-NBA guard like Trae Young. Additionally, the future draft picks hold significant value as the Warriors' core players, such as Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson, continue to age.

Lastly, Paul's presence on the Hawks would provide valuable mentorship to guide Young for the remainder of the season. Furthermore, Paul's contract expiring next year would grant the Hawks flexibility in reconstructing their roster for the following season.