Golden State Warriors are reportedly looking to make significant changes to their roster this summer, with the exception of Steph Curry, according to a NBA insider. The team has struggled in the 2022-23 season with injuries and inconsistency, and are currently 15th in the NBA in net rating with a record of 34-33. With Curry approaching 35 years old, the team's front office wants to take advantage of their championship window while they still can, especially with their Western Conference rivals becoming more competitive.
If the Warriors fail to make a deep playoff run, it is rumored that the team's management will consider trading some of their players, except for Curry. The Athletic's Tim Kawakami has suggested that everyone on the team, apart from Curry, will be considered "movable" if they underperform in the postseason. This could include Jordan Poole, a young player who has shown promise, but may be traded for younger talent or future draft picks to rebuild the team.
In addition to potential trades, the Warriors' front office will also need to make some significant decisions regarding Draymond Green, who will be an unrestricted free agent. Green has previously stated his desire for a maximum contract extension, but it remains to be seen if the Warriors are willing to offer him one. Ultimately, the Warriors' offseason is likely to be eventful as they look to improve and compete for another championship in the future.
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