One of the biggest topics about the Golden State Warriors this season is about whether they’d make a big trade. More help is needed for Stephen Curry to have any chance of contending for another NBA Championship with this Warriors…

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr dismissed the idea of mortgaging the franchise's future to acquire win-now help for veteran guard Stephen Curry. Kerr questioned whether it made sense to trade multiple first-round draft picks to build around Curry as he approaches his 39th birthday, noting that doing so could leave the team miserable for the following decade.
Writer Joey Haverford notes that Kerr's stance likely shuts down potential moves for frequently linked targets like Anthony Davis and Trey Murphy. Haverford also highlights Golden State's current roster challenges, including Jimmy Butler being sidelined for the start of the season and Kristaps Porzingis being ruled out indefinitely with an illness.
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