3 reasons the Golden State Warriors haven't done enough this offseason

3 reasons the Golden State Warriors haven’t done enough this offseason

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The Golden State Warriors are going to go into next season having won four of the last eight NBA Championships.

Their dynasty has truly been one of the greatest in league history, and it could continue to improve. With Stephen Curry still in the prime of his career, there’s reason to believe the Dubs should be among the top-three favorites to win the title next season.

Free agency has been open for several weeks, and the Golden State Warriors, as a whole, haven’t done enough to improve their roster so far.

However, their free agency and the moves they’ve made since winning the championship haven’t done them many favorites. They lost out on three rotation players and two that played a large role in the NBA Finals.

The Warriors have retained their Big 3 and most of their young talent.

The core is still intact, but things certainly won’t be as easy, and their depth will be tested this coming season. With many of the key free agents off the market, it’s clear that Golden State will go down as losers during the league’s period to change rosters.

That said, let’s dive into three reasons why Golden State hasn’t done enough this offseason.

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