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The Golden State Warriors are reportedly active in the trade market as center Kristaps Porzingis mulls his basketball future while dealing with recurring symptoms of an autoimmune condition.

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly exploring trade options as center Kristaps Porzingis considers his basketball future due to ongoing POTS symptoms. ESPN's Shams Charania reported that Porzingis faces potential retirement if his recovery from the autoimmune condition does not progress. In response to the uncertainty surrounding Porzingis, Sportskeeda highlights three potential trade targets for the franchise.
Sportskeeda suggests the Warriors could target Milwaukee Bucks center Myles Turner, New Orleans Pelicans wing Trey Murphy III, or Dallas Mavericks center Daniel Gafford. Turner offers rim protection and fits Milwaukee's rebuilding timeline, while Murphy provides scoring alongside Stephen Curry. Gafford's $17.2 million contract is highlighted as a financially viable option given Golden State's tight cap space.
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