Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy insists team can compete if healthy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 4:18 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy emphasized the team's belief in its competitive potential for the upcoming NBA season during a media call on August 11. He cited health as a crucial factor following a challenging season marked by injuries to key players, including Stephen Curry. Dunleavy defended the decision to retain much of the roster from last season, which concluded with a 37-45 record. He also addressed the offseason's missed opportunities for big-name acquisitions, asserting that maintaining continuity is essential. The Warriors are set to begin the season against the Los Angeles Lakers on October 21, although they will likely be without Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody as they continue rehabilitation from injuries sustained last season.
- •Warriors finished last season with a 37-45 record, failing to make the playoffs.
- •Dunleavy highlighted the importance of health for the team's competitiveness.
- •The team opens the upcoming season on October 21 against the Lakers.
- •Butler and Moody remain sidelined as they recover from injuries.
- 4:18 PMYahoo Sports — GM Mike Dunleavy says Warriors can compete with any team if healthy
"Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy defends the decisions Golden State made this offseason after missing out on big swings, including LeBron James.
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