Golden State Warriors: 3 Last-second offseason moves to make

By Tony Pesta | Aug 7, 2022

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Sign a big man

The Golden State Warriors don’t need much else to round out the roster.

While losing Otto Porter and Nemanja Bjelica gutted their wing rotation, the addition of Donte DiVincenzo and JaMychal Green helps to alleviate this pain.

The Dubs can also hope for some development from Jonathan Kuminga throughout the regular season.

In the frontcourt, however, the Warriors could use some help. And that is to say, Kevon Looney could really use some help.

Looney played all 82 games last season and was the only true center on the roster. Without him, the Dubs don’t win a title.

Next season, James Wiseman will be back but it is unclear how effective the young center can be. This leaves the Dubs one-tragic injury away from being totally depleted at the center spot.

Unless, they sign a big. Names like Dwight Howard, Hasan Whiteside, Tristan Thompson and DeMarcus Cousins are worth taking a look at.

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