Warriors likely to keep final roster spots open for financial flexibility

Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers speaks to the media concerning their picks for the 2019 NBA Draft at Rakuten Performance Center in Oakland, Calif., on Thursday, June 20, 2019. (Jose Carlos Fajardo/Bay Area News Group)The Warriors have made all of their free-agent and draft signings official by Thursday, and technically they could still do more.

It appears unlikely, though. The Warriors plan to keep their 15th and final regular-season spot open both to trim salary and maximize roster flexibility in case they want to sign a training camp invitee or acquire an additional player in a mid-season trade. The Warriors will likely keep the final roster spot open for a two-way contract…