The Golden State Warriors are gearing up for a pivotal offseason, with their core of future Hall of Famers returning for another shot at glory. Despite an injury to Stephen Curry that hampered their playoff run, the team's championship aspirations remain strong. However, with limited financial flexibility, their focus will shift to the trade market rather than free agency, as they aim to enhance the roster.

General Manager Mike Dunleavy has highlighted their future first-round picks as crucial assets in potential trades. The Warriors plan to exercise caution with these picks, acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding their aging stars. Jonathan Kuminga stands out as a significant trade chip, set to become a restricted free agent. The Warriors intend to extend a qualifying offer to him, allowing for maneuverability in retaining or trading him. This offseason's decisions will play a critical role in shaping the team’s future.