Warriors do not add players as Curry's prime nears end
CBS NBA • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 9:01 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026

The Golden State Warriors have not acquired any new players through trades or free agency this summer, remaining the only NBA team without roster additions. After a season where they finished eight games under.500 and missed the playoffs, their moves have been limited to re-signing existing players, including Draymond Green on a one-year deal worth $27.7 million. The team appears to be planning for the future rather than maximizing the remaining prime years of Stephen Curry, who remains a top-10 player despite his age. Concerns are raised about whether the Warriors are squandering Curry's potential by not pursuing additional talent to support him.
- •Warriors are the only NBA team without new player acquisitions this summer.
- •Draymond Green re-signs on a one-year, $27.7 million deal.
- •Warriors finished last season eight games below.500.
- •The team historically has not taken major risks in player acquisitions.
- •Curry, still a top player, may not get support needed for a championship run.
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"Golden State is the only team that hasn't added a single player via trade or free agency this summer
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