3 offseason moves the Golden State Warriors may regret

Coming into the offseason, the Golden State Warriors should’ve had several things on their mind. One of those things was accomplished relatively early in the offseason — the extension of two-time MVP Stephen Curry.

Coming off a season as the league’s scoring leader, Curry absolutely deserved a second $200 million deal. He’ll continue to be the cornerstone of the franchise for the next half a decade. However, that was far from their only move.

The Golden State Warriors made about five or six key offseason moves, and they may end up regretting at least a couple of them.

The Dubs added three players in free agency. They didn’t fill many roles, but they did add veteran forwards Andre Iguodala and Otto Porter Jr. and then 6-foot-10 big man Nemanja Bjelica. All three should have an immediate impact.

Iggy and Porter Jr. are quality veterans to have around following the drafting of two young forwards. The Warriors are loaded at the two and three with some lacking depth behind Stephen Curry and James Wiseman.

With a roster spot still remaining, the Warriors may not quite be done in free agency. That said, looking at the roster as it currently is, let’s into three moves they may regret making.