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The Golden State Warriors have decided to guarantee Kevon Looney’s $8 million team option, securing the services of their reliable big man for another season. Additionally, Chris Paul is expected to push back the guarantee date for his $30.3 million team option, adding flexibility for the team’s offseason maneuvers.
These moves suggest that the Warriors are preparing for significant activity in the trade market. According to Keith Smith of NBA Front Office on YouTube, there will be a window when the salary cap year transitions from 2023-24 to 2024-25. During this period, both the Clippers and the Warriors will be under the second apron, making an opt-in and trade for Clippers star Paul George feasible.
The Warriors are reportedly exploring trade options for Paul George, potentially involving Chris Paul and Klay Thompson. Paul has yet to decide on his option, and Thompson has not received a new contract offer. All signs indicate that a substantial trade could be in the works, with Paul George being a prime target.
The Clippers have a financial incentive to move out of the tier 2 luxury tax bracket, while the Warriors are keen to bolster their roster to remain competitive. This scenario points to a possible deal centered around Paul George and Chris Paul.
Additionally, the Warriors have the technical ability to execute a sign-and-trade involving Klay Thompson to the Orlando Magic. The Magic might consider this move to manage their upcoming contract obligations effectively.
As the offseason progresses, the Warriors’ strategic decisions regarding player options and potential trades will be closely watched, with the possibility of a blockbuster move reshaping their roster for the 2024-25 season.