Golden State Warriors: Projecting the depth chart at each position

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The Golden State Warriors are among the league’s best teams, but they might have one of the most complicated depth charts.

The league’s most potent offense, the Golden State Warriors got even better this offseason. With the signing of DeMarcus Cousins, the Warriors now have not only one of the best teams in the league but also one of the deepest.

However, their roster for this upcoming season is still not complete. They have one roster spot and one two-way contract still to hand out.

While those two are up for grabs, it seems likely the Dubs bring back sharpshooter Nick Young, although no reports have yet to surface. Additionally, they also have yet to guarantee Patrick McCaw‘s contract either.

McCaw is playing a waiting game which he’ll ultimately lose with such a dry market. While his value might be top his under $2 million qualifying offer, he’ll have to prove it again to get big money this next offseason.

The roster isn’t finalized, but the core pieces are in place. That said, let’s dive in our position-by-position depth chart.

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