“Expect the Warriors brass to fight like hell against that slow drift to the end.”

NBA playoffs 2024 -- Is this the end for the Golden State Warriors?

“Expect the Warriors brass to fight like hell against that slow drift to the end.” NBA playoffs 2024 -- Is this the end for the Golden State Warriors? Open Extended Reactions  THE GOLDEN STATE Warriors finished the 2020-21 season on a 10-3 run to vault them into the play-in tournament. They failed to advance, losing back-to-back heartbreakers to the https://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/39958885/nba-playoffs-2024-end-golden-state-warriors

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I hope you’re right, but I fear that’s not going to cut it in the stacked West

Where they are now is not so bad, really: a good team with aging lions and some interesting young players. They discovered some encouraging things this season with potential carryover. Kuminga and Green can play together in small-ball lineups with Green at center -- and even with Wiggins on the wing. When Kuminga was injured in late March, the Warriors inserted Jackson-Davis into his starting spot and shifted Green to power forward -- and found that worked, too.

This year’s young ones were solid for the second half of the season

Now, the timelines are merging -- only it might be too late. Kuminga is here. Moody is a solid two-way wing; his main problem is the competition he faces for minutes. Brandin Podziemski (No. 19 in 2023) and Trayce Jackson-Davis (No. 57) -- the first two draft picks of Mike Dunleavy Jr.'s tenure as Golden State's top basketball executive -- are legitimate rotation players. Neither looked out of place as starters.

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