He can do that as well, make a salary cut just to stay with the Warriors and chase another ring. Admit it or not, we are surprised on how good Wiggins is with the Warriors this season. When he was with the Wolves, he was very inconsistent and that what the Wolves trade him. But if he doesn't want to have a pay cut, then I guess there will be no choice for the Warriors management, they could let go of him and then look for other options or even developed their own players.

Seriously, the contract is until the year 2026 of Thompson and Green? I imagined it would go until 2025.

I have no doubt that Poole has valued himself a lot this season, especially in these playoffs, I have no doubt that he could receive a great offer in the future!

No, that's not right. Thompson's contract expires after the end of the 23/24 season, while Green's contract expires after the end of the 22/23 season, and he still has a player option for the 23/24 season. Regarding Wiggins, he was one of the main contributors to the Warriors' win and the second candidate for the MVP finals award. So it's unlikely the Warriors will want to let him go. Imho, Wiggins is more valuable to the team than Green.

I know we do have a different perspective in terms of weighting who's more valuable from

each player who is inside the warrior's roster, but talent wise I will agree that Wiggins is much valuable than Green but
influenced and experience wise, I will stick with Green.

The impact of Green is something that the whole team needs. He has the noises voice that can move everyone to
rotate in both defense and offense.

They will keep the Warriors big 3 no matter what. Draymond and Thompson will remain in the team, only Wiggins will likely be traded so they can increase the salary of players like Poole and will have more backup. I think there will be no one vs one trade, it's probably 2 to 3 players in exchange for Wiggins.

I can understand that the Warriors are already bleeding with a huge luxury tax this season and it will only grow bigger if they will not sacrifice some of their key players. Jordan Poole's contract is still not expiring. But nearly half of its roster contracts are expiring and some of them are important like Looney, Payton II and Porter. I can think of the year when Dallas Mavericks became champion. But ended up losing Tyson Chandler the next season due luxury tax.

It is sad letting go on Wiggins and Looney. But maybe they can re-sign Looney if Wiggins is out. Although we really do not know how high can the other teams offer Looney considering his 5 season finals experience and his 3 rings. Payton II maybe stolen to. Despite his low playing time, his accuracy is just too good to ignore.

Few years ago when Chased Center was still under construction, a Warrior officer mentioned in a video that they are planning to keep the splash brothers in San Francisco in their whole careers. It also says that both Steph and Klay will also be included in their stocks which means they are also co-owners.

With the way they played this season, if the issue with salary cap got resolved, I guess, or for me, they should not let anyone to go,

Kuminga might not have his impact during the playoffs but we have seen this young rookie and with Wiseman, the duo can help

the shooters providing additional threat inside. A lot of rumors that will continue to circulate and knowing how the process there's

no guarantee for anyone aside from those stars who already have their contract being signed, unless a something happens along the way

those contracts will remain intact.

Looney is fine he just has some bad timing like everyone else had in the worse play but right now I think they will go for a young guns Center position to further strengthen their team and win back-to-back championships. since they are completely back as a team when were they dominated the league a few years ago, They really need to train some new rookies to completely have a strong team throughout the decade.

Let alone that part and who to let go, I feel like a team that has a brand new stadium and a new championship (4th in 8 years) wouldn't really be making that much loss would they? I mean even if they make a loss in the seasonal way, their value must be going up. So, on paper you may lose 100 million in a single year, but could make 250 million increase to your teams value for example and that would be good.

I still do not know Warriors financial situation, but luxury tax, especially when it is a repeat thing, does make it hard for teams to continue. Considering they have plenty of players that are getting the max, it is going to be pretty difficult for them to get under.