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Options for This Offseason

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Warriors Options This Offseason

Blow it up - this team is done. too old. too draymond. too much robin, not enough batman.
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16%
Work around the edges - good enough to win it all with the right role players (need a new otto porter and beli)
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35%
Make 1 semi-major trade - either Butler for KD (or that level) or Dray + a few assets for an all-star or all-nba player.
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19%
Go All-In - push all the picks, young players, salary for Giannis or another top 10 player to pair with Curry for a few years.
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29%
 
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#161 » by HiRez » Tue Jun 24, 2025 7:52 pm

Since the play-in era began, the number of wins for the #6 seed have been 48 (equivalent), 48, 44, 49, 49.

So most seasons, you need 48-49 wins to secure a non-play-in spot. And I assume the Warriors really do not want to do the play-in again. 48 wins should be the goal at minimum.
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#162 » by chococo » Yesterday 2:47 am

Not sure if it can be done, but would love to have Jrue Holiday on our team. Now that the Blazers have him, maybe they would be interested in trading him away.
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#163 » by vvoland » Yesterday 3:33 am

chococo wrote:Not sure if it can be done, but would love to have Jrue Holiday on our team. Now that the Blazers have him, maybe they would be interested in trading him away.


It would have to be either dray and another contract like jk, moody, or buddy or everyone not named steph, Jimmy, or dray. Both packages are too much for this version of jrue
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#164 » by azwfan » Yesterday 6:13 am

Just hoping for Beal buy out and sign with the dubs. If W’s sign him, I will commit here and now to watching at least 5 games next season - the 5 games he plays.
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#165 » by statsman » Yesterday 3:39 pm

azwfan wrote:Just hoping for Beal buy out and sign with the dubs. If W’s sign him, I will commit here and now to watching at least 5 games next season - the 5 games he plays.

Why do people keep hoping for a Beal buyout? With his 2026-27 player option, Beal is owed $110M over the next two seasons. For a stretch waive buyout, the Suns would have $22M/season for the next FIVE seasons of dead cap space.
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#166 » by Onus » Yesterday 3:46 pm

statsman wrote:
azwfan wrote:Just hoping for Beal buy out and sign with the dubs. If W’s sign him, I will commit here and now to watching at least 5 games next season - the 5 games he plays.

Why do people keep hoping for a Beal buyout? With his 2026-27 player option, Beal is owed $110M over the next two seasons. For a stretch waive buyout, the Suns would have $22M/season for the next FIVE seasons of dead cap space.

If they could just buy out Beal like some people have said wouldn't they just have kept KD?
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#167 » by azwfan » Yesterday 5:10 pm

Onus wrote:
statsman wrote:
azwfan wrote:Just hoping for Beal buy out and sign with the dubs. If W’s sign him, I will commit here and now to watching at least 5 games next season - the 5 games he plays.

Why do people keep hoping for a Beal buyout? With his 2026-27 player option, Beal is owed $110M over the next two seasons. For a stretch waive buyout, the Suns would have $22M/season for the next FIVE seasons of dead cap space.

If they could just buy out Beal like some people have said wouldn't they just have kept KD?

They burned any bridge with KD when they tried to trade KD during the trade deadline.

The Suns are trying to trade Beal, and they would much rather do that than buy him out (obviously). But i suspect they will buy him out and highly reduce their tax bill, if they cant trade him.
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Re: Options for This Offseason 

Post#168 » by azwfan » Yesterday 5:18 pm

statsman wrote:
azwfan wrote:Just hoping for Beal buy out and sign with the dubs. If W’s sign him, I will commit here and now to watching at least 5 games next season - the 5 games he plays.

Why do people keep hoping for a Beal buyout? With his 2026-27 player option, Beal is owed $110M over the next two seasons. For a stretch waive buyout, the Suns would have $22M/season for the next FIVE seasons of dead cap space.

Yup. They owe Beal the 110m whether or not they buy him out. Right now there arent many folks in the Suns org that want him there. Their top 4-5(?) salaries are all SGs. Theyve been desperately trying to trade him since the trade deadline. They need to get off of his salary but if he’s not going to approve a trade, there isnt much else left to do besides buy him out. Even having him rot on the bench is a terrible option due to luxury tax. They f’d up. So yes, I hope.
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