Warriors prioritize post-Curry plans amid ongoing championship pursuit
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 11:09 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
The Golden State Warriors are emphasizing future success under owner Joe Lacob, aiming to build a competitive team after Stephen Curry's tenure. Lacob's strategy includes preserving draft capital and re-signing Draymond Green, despite losing LeBron James to the Philadelphia 76ers. While Curry remains a key player, concerns arise over whether the Warriors are fully committed to winning a fifth championship. Previous mixed results with their two-timeline approach prompt questions on the organization's current direction and ambition. Curry may extend his contract for two more years, continuing his legacy with the team he started with.
- •Joe Lacob wants to build a team for after Stephen Curry.
- •Warriors are trying to balance an aging core with younger players.
- •Curry is expected to sign a two-year extension.
- •Lacob's plan raises questions about the commitment to win now.
- •Golden State lost LeBron James to the 76ers this offseason.
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"The Golden State Warriors still talk about maximizing Stephen Curry’s championship window. Their latest reported priority, however, appears focused on what comes after it closes. Warriors owner Joe Lacob wants...
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