The Golden State Warriors have a few things they can clean up this offseason.
Despite finishing atop the Western Conference and making it to a fifth consecutive NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors 2018-19 season was far from perfect.
After back-to-back seasons of looking seemingly invincible, the Dubs showed that they do have chinks in their armor and displayed weaknesses throughout the regular season that ultimately played a part in their undoing.
Of course, injuries played a huge role in this. The downfall of not only Kevin Durant, but Klay Thompson and Kevon Looney played a pivotal role in causing the Dubs to fall 4-2 to the Toronto Raptors in the NBA Finals.
The Warriors’ front office clearly is aware of these weaknesses and has taken measures to address them via Thursday’s draft, but if the Warriors plan to compete among the top teams in the West next season, they surely will need to do a lot more.