R-DAWG wrote:TimeisIllmatic wrote:They're pretty much stuck in no man's land.
No one wants Wiggins' contract,
Curry and Draymond are staying unless one or both of them request a trade
Klay should either walk or sign an inflated "farewell" 1 year deal
Podziemski makes Moody expendable so I expect Moody to be traded (plus didn't Moody complain about his role this year?)
CP3 will be gone
Kuminga will probably sign an extension at some point next season
The Warriors do draft well so I have no concern about their future.
I think another option of Klay is the Udonis Haslem route - keep playing on one year deals at a number that fits the team each year. Klay will have to make a choice this summer between money and staying in Golden State. I think we are at the point where Klay has a roster spot in Golden State as long as he wants, but on the teams financial terms.
I agree that Moody is likely traded as both he and Kumingia are extension eligible this summer. Golden State should look to recycle those rookie scale years, even if he's flipped for a high teens/low 20's 1st or a rookie scale guy on a longer deal. I don't know if the Warriors and Lakers would ever deal, but something like Moody for Jalen Hood-Schifino could make sense. Better win now fit in LA and more rookie control in Golden State.
Great point about the UD role for Klay. I think that's likely the route they go. I think Dunleavy will keep this core going until Curry and Draymond's contracts run out.
I like the thinking with Moody to the Lakers but they have a good amount of guards already: D'Lo will likely re-sign, maybe Dinwiddie re-signs on the minimum this summer, Max Christie is due for a new contract, and Gabe Vincent is still around. If Moody had the size to play small forward, I think he'd be a good get.