Most provably that will happen since NBA evolves and many teams doesn't need traditional big man anymore. If he's minute still dropping next season and he cannot contribute to the team maybe we can see this big guy getting waived.  But let see if coach will use him since they are rebuilding and might he will get a spot on the process they made.

Yeah, gonna be nice to see how CP3 will fit on the Warriors roster. Yeah, I know there is no Looney in the lineup, but I guess the Warriors wants to have a fresh start already since Jordan Poole has left and so their big 3 and now with the addition of CP3 as the point guard and it will relieved Curry of the duty as the point guard. And it might be good for him the long run.

But it still the question on how CP3 will play as we all know that he is no longer getting any younger and maybe be prone to injuries as well in this season. So we will see how the adjustments will be done by Steve Kerr with his new starting 5.

Yes, I can imagine the struggles of Steve Kerr and Erik Spoelstra calming down their young roster while at the same time establishing good chemistry in a short period of time. Maybe that young roster can win in a long season because they are young, athletic, and have the stamina but the FIBA World Cup is a few-week event so most of the athletes if not all are expected to play at their very best.

Lebron is trying to make history then if he is indeed playing in Paris. I also favor the USA to win but once again I won't be surprised if they will also fail since many countries are also stepping up which makes the event even more exciting.

One thing I like about CP3 is he could control the tempo of the game with his passing and dribbling. He also has a pretty good jumper so the age is probably not a significant factor when he's around many shooters and slashers.

I prefer a younger athletic big over Draymond as starting 5 so CP3 could have more options.

The Warriors doesn't have much option this time but to utilize what they have because either way, they need CP3's help while he's still with the team because it won't benefit the team if they will let him stay in the safe side just to keep him away from harm. Moreover, this is just an experimental phase while the season is still young but let's expect that there will be some adjustments as the season drags on.

CP3 playing time to time makes sense, plus if they can put him in the games early on the season, even if he doesn't see the end of the season they could build a team that would handle the early season part easily and win some games, get ahead, and then CP3 could rest a bit and play less games and then end the season stronger.

What I think will happen is that CP3 will probably get about 20-25 minutes per game for about 30 or so games the start, and then he is going to start playing 50% of the other games, which would be about another 20 or so, and finish the season with 50 games like mentioned but at least be well rested for the playoff time. Their small ball line up could definitely be decent if they adjust well.

They will start the season by having some experiment because they need it even if they have managed to build some plans during the training camp. They still need to execute those said plans in-order to know if it will really work against any other team and instead of letting Klay, Curry and CP3 play together, I guess Kerr will make it by pair so that they will be safe if in case either one of the said three will be burned out, we know that they cannot have those incident together as they cannot afford it.

Anyway, what we have right now are just mere speculations because the Warriors are somehow a mystery to us. We will know about it more as the season will commence.

I can see this happening as well.  I figured 15-25 a game some he might only see the first half  or something.  At that age you can't lean on him for lots of minutes nor would you want to run a cp3/klay/steph for stretches.  I think he is gonna go out there with the 2nd team to run that squad.  Then start blending them in later in the year.

With the Spurs waiving Cameron Payne, I wonder if the Suns will try to pick him up for cheap to help bolster their bench unit. Seems like a no brainer unless Cam is trying to get paid somewhere.

Well, they're the ones who invented that one in the current era, so maybe we will see it again this upcoming season.
The Warriors are very efficient when they're playing without any legitimate center in their line-up. I can still remember the time where their starting 5 was Curry, Thompson, Barnes, Green, and I think Iggy. That line-up was a monster at that time, and that's the time where they won a title as well.

They're bringing it up again, but I don't think that it will be as efficient as the one that I said above. They're too small, and too old. Yes their pace will be faster than other teams, but defensively? How can they defend those big guys out there. Well, anyway Coach Kerr is their coach when they introduced the small line-up in the league, so we might see some adjustments coming from him that will help the team if they will push with this "small line-up", and let CP3 start as their PG. TBH, I don't want him to start, but more of a bench player, so he can involved those bench players even more especially Kuminga, and their other young players.

I guess we'll just see how this works. I have some doubts with this plan of them, but I might be surprised if this turns out to be good for them.