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The Golden State Warriors haven’t made many moves during the current offseason.
Now with the news of Lauri Markkanen returning to the Utah Jazz, it seems unlikely that they will make any others.
Some Warriors fans are very disappointed by what they have seen from the team’s front office, but the two most important players on the roster are reportedly happy.
According to ESPN, both Stephen Curry and Draymond Green are satisfied with the adjustments made to their crew.
“Both stars say they are excited about the moves Golden State has made so far this summer, sources said,” according to the report.
What have the Warriors received this summer?
They have gained Kyle Anderson, Buddy Hield, and De’Anthony Melton.
Those are impressive players, to be sure, but they come after the departure of long-time Warriors hero Klay Thompson.
Will they be enough to fill the void left by one-half of the Splash Brothers?
The Warriors were allegedly in hot pursuit of Markkanen but they weren’t able to put together a deal that made the Jazz happy.
Therefore, Warriors fans should expect to see the roster they have now when the season kicks off this fall.
ESPN is saying that Curry and Green are very happy with their team and that the front office doesn’t feel “overwhelming pressure” to make another move.
So now everyone is wondering if this team will be able to reach the playoffs again.
They missed out on the postseason last year and there is a worry that will happen again, even as Curry’s retirement approaches.
The Warriors have surprised people and overperformed before – can they do it again?
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