The Golden State Warriors had a quiet trade deadline. Despite fielding calls on Andrew Wiggins, speculation as to whether they’d dump Chris Paul’s salary, and calls from some fans to move on from Klay Thompson, the Dubs made only the most mild-mannered move. When all was said and done, the only thing that happened was to ship Cory Joseph (and a large chunk of cash) to the Indiana Pacers (who promptly waived Joseph), which opened up a roster spot for the Dubs, helped them save a few million dollars, and netted them a late second-round pick.
Taking stock of the West post-trade deadline
