Golden State Warriors: Analyzing 3 potential future lineups

By Tony Pesta | Feb 11, 2020

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We could see some very interesting lineups from the Golden State Warriors next season.

Now that D’Angelo Russell has officially been traded we can begin to analyze the future of the Golden State Warriors.

It feels almost certain that the newly acquired Andrew Wiggins will be a longterm member of the roster. The 24-year old seems to be the ideal fit for the team moving forward and has the potential to be a significant producer.

This season has been mostly a waste, nothing more than a try out for the Warriors role players to see which members are most capable of competing for a title next season. A few players have stood out among the rest, giving the Dubs reason for optimism moving forward.

Soon, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson will be back in action. By next season, the Warriors should be one of the top tier teams in the Western Conference. It’s time to analyze a few potential lineups the Dubs could boast next year.

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