Potentially the biggest offseason in team history, the Golden State Warriors need to make a few splash signing to keep their five-straight Finals appearances going. It starts with their own stars, but they may need far more than that.
Heading into the June 30 start time, the Warriors must be prepared for offers from all over. We don’t quite know what New York or Brooklyn will offer Kevin Durant. They don’t know if Klay Thompson will even look elsewhere if he’s offered a max contract.
Then, aside from their two stars, they’ve helped develop and give a platform for younger, oftentimes forgotten players to get quality minutes.