The Golden State Warriors are navigating a quiet offseason, with the spotlight on Jonathan Kuminga's impending free agency. The team appears to be weighing its options, considering the potential for a sign-and-trade deal involving Kuminga while exploring other additions, particularly at the center position.

One prominent name linked to the Warriors is Al Horford of the Boston Celtics. With their struggle at the center position, Horford would provide veteran experience, though he has garnered interest from multiple teams likely to offer more lucrative contracts. A backup plan is emerging for Golden State, which involves Chris Boucher, a free agent who previously played for the Toronto Raptors. Boucher’s ability to score and defend could make him a valuable asset, especially if the Warriors are unable to secure Horford.