The Golden State Warriors will be at home instead of in Orlando. That said, they should still be keeping on eye on the play of a few specific veterans.
With a 15-50 record, the Golden State Warriors were one of eight teams to not get an invite to Orlando.
As the NBA is set to resume in just under a week, the Warriors will be watching from the comfort in their home in a scenario that could be a one-in-a-lifetime dilemma for the league.
Having been suspended since mid-March, many thought the league was just going to cancel the season as the novel coronavirus swept through the United States like wildfire. As the spread continues, the league has put together a bubble that is seemingly going to serve its purpose.
For Golden State, the only team with absolutely no shot at the postseason when the league was initially suspended, they’re already in offseason mode, looking who to target in both free agency and with their guaranteed top-five pick.
With two notable ways to enhance their roster via free agency, one a $17.2 million trade exception and the other the mid-level exception, Golden State will be able to build a championship-level roster.
As 22 teams head to the bubble, let’s take a look at three veteran free agents that the team should scout in the bubble.