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The Golden State Warriors have been one of the pleasant surprises in the early portion of the 2026-27 NBA season. The Warriors entered training camp knowing they would be shorthanded to begin the season, with Moses Moody and Jimmy Butler…

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly preparing to go "big game hunting" in free agency during the summer of 2027. According to Yahoo Sports' Jake Fischer, Golden State wants to preserve financial flexibility to pursue marquee targets such as Nikola Jokic. Currently facing second-apron restrictions, the franchise anticipates having over $63 million in cap space next summer as veteran contracts expire.
Golden State is exploring potential trades ahead of the February deadline, including discussions involving Kristaps Porzingis, whose salary payments have reportedly been withheld amid an indefinite absence. Meanwhile, despite key injuries to Porzingis, Moses Moody, and Jimmy Butler, the Warriors won five straight games behind Stephen Curry's strong start to the season.
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