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The Golden State Warriors have turned their season around after a 0-3 start, securing their sixth straight win with a 120-100 win over the Miami Heat on Thursday.

Sportskeeda's Arian Kashyap evaluated 10 potential trade candidates for the Golden State Warriors following their strong start to the 2026-27 NBA season. With Stephen Curry averaging 30.0 points per game at age 38, the writer argued the franchise should look to bolster its roster ahead of the trade deadline.
The analysis ranked targets including Trey Murphy III, Devin Booker, Paolo Banchero, Bam Adebayo, Franz Wagner, Anthony Davis, Domantas Sabonis, Karl-Anthony Towns, Michael Porter Jr., and Ty Jerome. Kashyap highlighted Murphy as arguably the most sensible target due to his age, perimeter shooting, and manageable $27 million salary compared to higher-earning superstars.
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