The Golden State Warriors have had a particularly quiet offseason, failing to make any significant additions to their roster thus far. They lost Kevon Looney to the New Orleans Pelicans, and Jonathan Kuminga's restricted free agency has created a bottleneck in their potential transactions. While trading Kuminga could be a strategy to enhance their talent pool, the urgency from his camp appears lacking, leading to a stall in activity.

A potential highlight could be Stephen Curry teaming up with his brother Seth Curry, as reports suggest mutual interest in bringing Seth to the Warriors. Seth could provide a much-needed three-point threat off the bench. The Warriors also have interest in reacquiring De’Anthony Melton, who previously played minimal games for them before being traded. However, any moves are contingent upon finalizing Kuminga's situation, with a resolution expected by October 1, just before the start of training camps.