In the wake of the NBA playoffs, the Golden State Warriors ended their season with a 48-34 record, ultimately falling in the conference semifinals. Stephen Curry's hamstring injury cut the playoff run short, emphasizing the need for the Warriors to bolster their roster this summer to maintain championship aspirations. Despite the injury, Curry averaged 24.5 points per game, reinforcing his elite status in fantasy basketball. The addition of Jimmy Butler mid-season helped the team improve significantly, establishing the best defensive rating post-All-Star break.

However, with key players like Curry, Butler, and Draymond Green all aging, the Warriors face uncertainty regarding their future. Young talents such as Quinten Post showed promise, but Jonathan Kuminga's struggles raise concerns about depth. With the offseason ahead, the Warriors must strategically navigate the trade market and the draft to enhance their lineup, particularly at center where upgrades are needed.