Warriors' quiet offseason raises concerns over Curry's postseason aspirations

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Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Warriors' quiet offseason raises concerns over Curry's postseason aspirations
Summary

The Golden State Warriors concluded their offseason without any major roster changes, relying on a team that previously won only 37 games. General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. expressed optimism about the team's direction after re-signing key players, including Draymond Green. However, the Warriors failed to secure any new free agents and have significant injury concerns, particularly with Curry entering his age-38 season. The team's lack of movement could jeopardize Curry’s chance for a fifth championship. Dunleavy mentioned that the Warriors will remain active in seeking improvements during the season.

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  • Warriors signed no free agents this offseason.
  • Mike Dunleavy Jr. expressed confidence in the current roster.
  • Curry faces health concerns entering the season.
  • Warriors missed out on several star players in trades.
  • Dunleavy plans to pursue roster upgrades during the season.
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