The Golden State Warriors are facing a busy NBA offseason with several key decisions to make. One of their top priorities is the looming free agency of franchise legend Klay Thompson, who has yet to sign a new contract. In addition, the team must decide whether to sign 2020 NBA Draft class members Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody to rookie-scale contract extensions before October 23.
As the offseason progresses, the Warriors are now faced with a clearer picture of their situation. Reports suggest that Thompson will be leaving the team, creating a need for a significant addition to the roster. Speculation has arisen about whether Kuminga or Moody could potentially be included in a trade, as general manager Mike Dunleavy has not ruled out the possibility of moving young core players to make impactful changes for the team.
Kuminga had an impressive season in 2023-24, establishing himself as a key player in coach Steve Kerr’s rotation, while Moody also showed promise for an expanded role. With top trade target Paul George off the market, the Warriors may need to explore other options to make a significant acquisition. Despite the uncertainty, Dunleavy and the front office are focused on managing the team’s cap situation before committing to any contract extensions or trades.
The Dubs Talk Podcast can help Warriors fans stay updated on all of their latest news and developments during this busy NBA offseason.
