The Warriors still have an open roster spot going into the All-Star Break, and while there’s been rumors they could be looking at converting Anthony Lamb or Ty Jerome from their two-way contracts, neither of those options move the needle enough to make an impact on the playoff rotation moving forward. Instead, Golden State should be looking into the buyout market and the players it could allow them to sign.
Read MoreGolden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson reached a personal milestone when he played in his first back-to-back this week since 2019.
Read MoreThis hasn’t exactly been the dream season in San Francisco.
Read MoreThe Golden State Warriors announced they’ll follow through with the four-team deal that brought back fan-favorite guard Gary Payton II to San Francisco on Monday. The Warriors filed a complaint against the Portland Trail Blazers after Payton failed his physical due to an undisclosed abdomen injury not long after the trade was reported minutes before the NBA’s trade deadline.
Read MoreThe 2023 NBA trade deadline came and went, and with the news that guard Gary Payton II could possibly not suit up for the Golden State Warriors in the foreseeable future, the Warriors are in dire need of depth.
The Warriors still have an open roster spot — one that’s been open since the start of the 2022-23 season. Historically, the Warriors always kept that roster spot open for salary cap purposes or for situations like these.
Read MoreA bombshell report came from The Athletic’s Shams Charania today that the four team deal between the Warriors, Pistons, Trail Blazers, and Hawks may not hold up due to a failed physical from inbound Warriors returner, Gary Payton II. The trade, which moves James Wiseman to Detroit and a myriad of picks around between the other two teams, was finalized during Thursday’s deadline but was still pending the success of the physical.
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