The Golden State Warriors have been under fire for failing to sign a co-star this offseason for Steph Curry. Golden State was reportedly interested in both Paul George and Lauri Markkanen, but neither trade attempt succeeded, according to multiple reports.
The Warriors added supporting players like Buddy Hield, De’Anthony Melton, and Kyle Anderson rather than bringing in another star. As a result, Golden State’s squad from the previous campaign may have been enhanced, but it is essentially the same as the one that did not make the playoffs.
The Warriors are in win-now mentality because they lack a squad that can seriously compete in the Western Conference, despite having aging players like Curry and Draymond Green. In response to a question regarding the Golden State’s abortive attempt to sign another star, Green provided an open assessment of the team’s offseason strategy.
Green expressed his satisfaction with Dunleavy’s roster reconfiguration. “I felt that this organization, Mike, and Joe [Lacob] did a fantastic job of remaining calm.” When you think you’ve lost out on a couple of guys, most people go and make a poor deal. To see them remain silent and declare that they would strike, signing players such as Buddy Hield, De’Anthony Melton, and We are going to sign a Kyle Anderson and a De’Anthony Melton. It demonstrates the nature of this company.Regarding how a single mistake might cause an organization to regress several years, Reen is correct. The Warriors have kept their options open going into the season in the hopes that a decent trade may come up instead of acting rashly.
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