Golden State Warriors: Ranking team's 3 most tradable contracts

Golden State Warriors: Ranking team’s 3 most tradable contracts

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The Golden State Warriors will undergo some changes this offseason as they look to build a Finals-contending roster. Who could be traded with that in mind?

There’s no denying the 2019-2020 season was a struggle for the Golden State Warriors. They were one of eight teams not invited to the Orlando restart, winning just 15 games and losing 50 while having their last 17 games cut short.

That doesn’t mean their season wasn’t entertaining.

With D’Angelo Russell leading the charge for the bulk of the season, the Warriors, who seemingly didn’t have him on the block, waiting to see how he’d mesh with Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry both on the court, dealt the former All-Star guard.

Wiggins was brought in, and the Warriors’ current starting lineup for next seasons seems set barring any drastic changes.

Most analysts do expect drastic changes as they’ll consider dealing their 2020 first-round pick, one guaranteed to be in the top five. The Warriors also have a $17.2 million trade exception and a mid-level exception at their disposal.

That said, we’ve already looked into three contracts that are the least tradable for the organization. Now, we’re going to dive into three that the Warriors should look into trading this offseason.

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