The Golden State Warriors could use some help in their frontcourt, and these three veterans could help ensure center isn’t the team’s weakest position.
The 2019-2020 season was tough for the Golden State Warriors. They entered the year on a streak of five straight NBA Finals. However, it was clear early on that this season wasn’t going to be a joyride like ones in the past.
From the start, players and fans alike knew this season was going to be different as they’d be without both Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson as the former left for Brooklyn and the latter tore his ACL in Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals.
Stephen Curry was more enough to make the playoffs. After the fourth game in the season, they didn’t even have the two-time MVP though. He went down with a broken left hand, leaving the team to D’Angelo Russell and Draymond Green.
15-50, the Warriors, who were not invited to the Orlando restart, will be looking to improve their roster this offseason.
With a $17.2 million trade exception along with the team’s mid-level exception, the avenues to adding free agents will be there. The Warriors will even consider trading their 2020 first-round pick so that will also be a story to keep your eye on.
That said, let’s dive into three big men who would be quintessential signings for this Warriors roster.