3 players the Golden State Warriors can't afford to re-sign this offseason

3 Golden State Warriors the team may not have enough cap space to re-sign

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The Golden State Warriors are in the home stretch of their season. They’ve been playing well and have a few games against the Oklahoma City Thunder up next on their schedule. They’re going to be a play-in tournament team.

No team that is either in the play-in tournament or officially in the playoffs should want to see the Stephen Curry-led Dubs because they have an ability to get to that next level offensively that few teams in the NBA can compete with.

The Golden State Warriors have four max-value contracts, and they won’t be able to re-sign many of their key role players this offseason.

While Curry has been the top dog so far this season, the Warriors have struggled because one of their four players on a max contract has been sidelined. Hopefully, they’ll be getting Klay Thompson back next season.

Given that many role players have had to step up this season for the Dubs, some may get poached from other franchises this offseason. Many players that aren’t overly young are set to become free agents.

That said, let’s dive into three players the Warriors may lose this offseason.

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