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

By Tony Pesta | Aug 7, 2022

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Trade for Kevin Durant

Yeah, this isn’t going away anytime soon.

Kevin Durant broke the NBA when he joined the Golden State Warriors in 2016 and everyone will be holding their breath as KD’s latest saga continues… because if he joins them again, the league will return to chaos.

Chaos in the sense that Golden State will reign far above the rest of the pack and dominate all over again.

Only this time, it would be different. KD isn’t a free agent and it will take a massive trade package to pry him from the Brooklyn Nets.

The Warriors would have to sell most of their young prospects as well as a max-caliber player like Andrew Wiggins. A price that might be too high considering the Dubs have always prioritized keeping their future timeline intact.

Still, you can’t deny how deadly this Warriors team would be with Durant back on the roster.

He puts them into another tier. One that would make it far too easy to win another championship, or two.

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