The Golden State Warriors are unlikely to make significant offseason signings due to financial constraints imposed by the salary cap. With key players like Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green set to earn a combined $139.6 million, their ability to add further talent is severely restricted. Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy highlighted the difficulty of acquiring additional talent without exceeding the salary cap. Depending on Jonathan Kuminga's contract choices, the Warriors may leverage their mid-level exceptions to still enhance their roster within the existing financial framework.
Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy stated, "It's just almost impossible for us to add players in the salary range of guys we were looking at last summer since we've added Jimmy."
With Curry, Butler, and Green's combined $139.6 million salary, the Warriors face significant limitations in acquiring additional star players without breaching salary cap rules.
The Warriors' upcoming financial decisions hinge on Kuminga's contract situation, which could substantially impact their roster flexibility for this season.
Despite the financial constraints, the Warriors still hold a $14.1 million non-taxpayer mid-level exception that may allow them to bring in impactful players.
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