3 least tradable contracts on the Golden State Warriors roster

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The Golden State Warriors have no free agents so they are retaining all of their players, but these players have contracts that shouldn’t be traded.

With the Golden State Warriors having no free agents leaving the team this season, they can solely focus on signing, drafting, and trading players. We, as a site, are in the process of giving you the best free-agent possibility from every NBA team.

As well as free agents, we are giving you the best possible uses of the Dubs draft selection of a possible No. 1 through No. 5 positions due to the NBA Lottery. However, we have not talked much about what could be possible trade-wise.

There are a plethora of players that the Warriors could target in a trade. In fact, due to the Iguodala trade that they made last season, the Dubs have around $17 million in money to use to acquire a player in a trade that will not go against their current cap space.

A trade, though, signifies that the Warriors would be receiving a player for a player off of their team. We already know, after signing to max deals, that the Warriors are not in any position to trade away Stephen Curry or Klay Thompson. It’s even unlikely Draymond Green is going anywhere.

However, there are also players on the team that the Warriors, even though they aren’t maxed out, should not trade due to specific circumstances. These are the top three Warriors players on the least tradeable contracts.

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