Warriors eye DeMar DeRozan as LeBron James decision looms
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 14, 2026, 10:24 AM
Last updated Jul 14, 2026
The Golden State Warriors are reportedly looking to sign veteran forward DeMar DeRozan to bolster their roster as they pursue LeBron James in free agency. With James yet to decide on his future, the Warriors aim to enhance their appeal by adding the six-time All-Star, who was recently waived by the Sacramento Kings. DeRozan's offensive skills may provide additional support for the team, especially if James opts to join Golden State. Despite his previous $73 million contract, DeRozan may not command a similar deal in free agency, allowing the Warriors to strengthen their lineup without exceeding their cap space.
- •Warriors target DeMar DeRozan after his waiver by the Kings.
- •LeBron James' free agency decision is pending.
- •DeRozan is a six-time All-Star known for his scoring.
- •Golden State hopes to improve its pitch to James.
- •The Warriors have been aggressive in their pursuit of James.
- 8:43 PMYahoo Sports — Warriors predicted to miss out on LeBron James, sign $73M future Hall of Famer, 6-time All-Star
- 10:24 AMYahoo Sports — Warriors predicted to sign $73M 17-year veteran, 6-time All-Star as LeBron James decision looms
"It is not looking good for LeBron James to sign with the Golden State Warriors. All signs are pointing to signing a veteran wing if they miss on James.
"The Golden State Warriors are all-in for LeBron James. However, they could also be signing another veteran wing to be his backup.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJul 15, 2026, 8:43 PMWarriors predicted to miss out on LeBron James, sign $73M future Hall of Famer, 6-time All-Star
It is not looking good for LeBron James to sign with the Golden State Warriors. All signs are pointing to signing a veteran wing if they miss on James.
- Yahoo SportsJul 14, 2026, 10:24 AMWarriors predicted to sign $73M 17-year veteran, 6-time All-Star as LeBron James decision looms
The Golden State Warriors are all-in for LeBron James. However, they could also be signing another veteran wing to be his backup.
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