Golden State Warriors: 5 trade targets the team shouldn’t pass on

Jan 22, 2020; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; LA Clippers guard Lou Williams (23) reacts during the first half of their game against the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
Jan 22, 2020; Atlanta, Georgia, USA; LA Clippers guard Lou Williams (23) reacts during the first half of their game against the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Golden State Warriors have had a hectic offseason so far, and it could even get more chaotic if they opt to use their disabled player exception.

There are players on the market that should intrigue the Golden State Warriors. For starters, the Warriors lost Klay Thompson, and they’ve yet to concede the season.

The team’s desire to compete while also having seen their five-time All-Star go down with yet another season-ending injury should get some praise from fans. But, if they’re truly going to compete, the team will likely still need more.

They added Suns’ scoring guard Kelly Oubre Jr. earlier this offseason. He should give them a spark on both ends of the court and has already been praising the leadership of Stephen Curry, a good start for both sides.

They also went out and signed Kent Bazemore, leaving their mid-level exception still on the table. Without Thompson and with Oubre Jr. and Bazemore, the Warriors will be a playoff team despite how many analysts want to see them not as one.

With James Wiseman making his way to the Bay Area and Draymond Green rested and healthy, the Warriors will be out for revenge on the league, and with any of these five targets, they may be able to do it.