Golden State Warriors: 3 reasons the team's future is in good hands

Golden State Warriors: 3 reasons the team’s future is in good hands

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The Golden State Warriors may be the worst team in the NBA this season, but the future has been brighter for the Stephen Curry-led team.

It’s been a difficult season that may come to a horrific end for the Golden State Warriors.

Stephen Curry has missed the bulk of the season and Klay Thompson won’t make a single appearance all year either. They’ve already been eliminated from the playoffs, the first team to be officially eliminated.

On top of that, the turnover has been something Bay Area fans just aren’t used to. The Warriors dealt out six players at the deadline. Those names included Omari Spellman, Jacob Evans III, Willie Cauley-Stein, D’Angelo Russell, Glenn Robinson III, and Alec Burks.

While they did bring in talent, seeing so many familiar faces depart was difficult for fans. However, it was the necessary moves as management could get future draft picks for those assets, many of which saw their contracts ending at the season’s end regardless.

Next season brings hope though.

Curry will be healthy, Thompson will be healthy, and Draymond Green will hopefully be energized after a long offseason. But, the Warriors rock-solid future goes much further than just one year into the future.

That said, let’s dive into three reasons why the future is bright for the Golden State Warriors.

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