The Boston Celtics are actively reshaping their roster this summer, with free agent center Al Horford expected to sign with the Golden State Warriors. However, the deal has yet to materialize. Horford, who has been with the Celtics for the past seven seasons, is considering retirement as he awaits the arrival of his sixth child. Apart from the Warriors, the Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Atlanta Hawks are also showing interest in the nearly 40-year-old veteran. Curry praised Horford's championship experience, hinting at the Warriors' desire for his presence to bolster their front line.

Despite the Warriors finishing 48-34 last season and making a playoff run, they faltered against the Minnesota Timberwolves without Curry in the lineup. Horford's recent performance showed averages of nine points, 6.2 rebounds, and 2.1 assists per game over the last season, indicating he could bring valuable postseason experience to any team. With potential suitors in both conferences, Horford's decision could have significant implications for fantasy leagues and player trades this offseason.