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GSW UPDATE! AI HORFORD AND CURRY DUO CONFIRMED! GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS NEWS



GSW UPDATE! AI HORFORD AND CURRY DUO CONFIRMED! GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS NEWS

Welcome to the Dub Nation Voice. Today we bring you a full breakdown of the Golden State Warriors offseason story. Big news is coming. Big changes are coming. And yes, veteran stars are ready for one last shot at the championship. So, grab a drink, sit back, and let’s talk Warriors basketball. Quick recap of the 2025 season. Warriors eliminated in the playoffs by the Timberwolves. A team with talent, but something was missing. Who is Al Horford? Born in the Dominican Republic. Played for the Hawks, Celtics, and others. Champion with the Celtics in 2024. Known for smart defense, three-point shooting, and veteran leadership. 197 playoff games experience. Al Horford is not just a big man. He’s a basketball brain. He brings IQ, defense, and shooting. That’s why the Warriors want him. Why the Warriors want Horford? Warriors only have $5.7 million to offer him. Taxpayer mid-level exception. Even with small money, he seems interested. Horford can play the stretch big role. Shoot threes, space the floor. Can run pick and pop with Steph Curry. Better shooting option than Draymond Green at this point. Imagine a pick and pop play. Steph has the ball. Horford sets the screen. Defense goes to Steph. Horford gets the ball. Bang. Three-pointer. Dot. Aging stars. Steph Curry is 37. Draymond Green is 35. Jimmy Butler is 35. Horford will be 39. This is not a young team. This is a team with older players. But these players have one thing in common. Experience. Championships. The Warriors are all in for one to two more seasons. They want another ring before the window closes. What Horford adds to the team. Spacing. More room for Curry and Butler to attack. Defense helps Green protect the rim. Leadership. Smart locker room presence. Championship mindset. Been there, done that. The Warriors are not just signing talent. They’re signing wisdom. Horford knows how to win. That matters. The Jonathan Kaminga situation. Young, athletic, strong forward. Played well last season. Had breakout moments, but may not fit in this veteran team plan. Kings are the strongest pursuer. Warriors may trade him for draft picks or role players. Kaminga wants minutes. He wants a bigger role, but the Warriors want wins now. That’s the conflict. Possible trade packages. Why letting go of Kaminga is painful? Is this another mistake like letting go of Jordan Pool? The big picture. Warriors going on for 2025 to 2026. This may be their last championship window. Focuses on experience, not youth. New starting five could be Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, Al Horford. That’s a scary lineup. Old, yes, but strong, smart, and deadly in the playoffs. What if it fails? If Warriors don’t win in next two years, Curry might retire. Green might leave or be benched. Butler will be near 37. Horford will likely retire. It’s a big gamble. One last push. If it doesn’t work, the dynasty is over. Fans react. Some fans are excited. One last ride. Others are worried. Too old. Let the young guys play. Mixed feelings about letting Kaminga go. Some say this is smart. Others say it’s emotional. But it’s clear the Warriors are not rebuilding. They are reloading. Comparison to other teams. Denver Nuggets still strong. Timberwolves young and dangerous. Lakers also trying to add veterans. Suns superstar heavy but chemistry issues. The West is not easy. The Warriors know it. That’s why they’re going big or going home. What to expect. Summer league updates. Free agent signings. Possible surprise trades. Jimmy Butler’s impact on the team. Final decision on Kaminga. This off season is not over. It’s just getting started and the Warriors are not done. Warriors new strategy, experience over youth. Al Horford could be the missing piece. Kaminga’s future hangs in balance. Curry Green Butler, one last chance. Championships are not one with just talent. They’re one with timing. And for the Warriors, the time is now. Jonathan Kaminga is a young, strong, and athletic player. He was once seen as the future of the Golden State Warriors, but now things are not going so well. Kuminga did not play much in the last part of the season. Head coach Steve Kerr did not trust him in big games. Now the team is thinking about trading him. Who is Kyle Anderson? Kyle Anderson is a smart and experienced player. He played for the Warriors before. Now he is with the Miami Heat. Kyle is not a big star, but he is good at many things. He can pass the ball well. He can shoot three-pointers. He plays smart defense. In the 2024 to 25 season, Kyle Anderson played for both the Warriors and the Miami Heat. He scored about 5.3 points per game, had 3.1 rebounds, and 2.3 assists. He also shot 36.5% from three-point range. The Warriors know Kyle already. He knows Steve Kerr’s system. He could help the team right away. What would the trade look like? Now, let’s talk about the trade details. Proposed trade deal. Golden State Warriors receive. Kyle Anderson Heywood Highmith 2026 first round pick, 2028 second round pick. Maybe another young player like Nicola Joic. Miami Heat receive Jonathan Kaminga. This trade could help both teams. The Warriors get experienced players and future picks. The Heat get a young star with big potential. Financial problems in the trade. Trading players in the NBA is not easy. The teams have to follow money rules. This trade is hard because Kaminga is a restricted free agent. That means he can sign a new deal with the Warriors or another team can offer him a deal and the Warriors can match it. If the Warriors sign Kaminga and then trade him, it creates a problem with the baseear compensation rule. This means Kaminga’s new salary will count fully for Miami. But Golden State can only get half that salary back in a trade. This makes it hard for the money to match, but experts say it’s still possible. What does this mean for Stephen Curry? Stephen Curry is still one of the best players in the NBA, but he is getting older. He needs help right now. Kaminga is young and talented, but not consistent. He is not ready to help Curry win another championship right now. Kyle Anderson is older, but he knows how to play team basketball. He can pass, defend, and shoot. He might not be exciting, but he’s smart. This trade could help Curry have more support, especially in tough playoff games. Kuminga’s potential and what Warriors might lose. Let’s talk about what Golden State would lose if they trade Kaminga. Kaminga is only 22 years old. He can jump high, run fast, and has great energy. Some people believe he can become a star in two or three years. If the Warriors trade him too early and he becomes a star with Miami, fans may be very upset. But the Warriors are thinking about winning now. Fan reactions and what people are saying. Fans are divided. Some fans say Kuminga is the future. Don’t trade him. Others say we need smart players who can help Curry now. Kuminga is not ready. Many fans like Kyle Anderson’s smart play but wish the Warriors could get more. Some also ask why not go for a bigger name like Brandon Ingram, Jeremy Grant, or Muel Bridges. Now, let’s wrap up. This trade rumor is not confirmed yet, but it shows something important. Golden State Warriors are serious about making changes. They want to help Curry win again. They might let go of Kaminga, a big part of their future, to bring in veterans like Kyle Anderson. If this trade happens, Warriors get smart team first players. They keep trying to win with Curry. They lose a young exciting player. If it doesn’t happen, Warriors may try other trades. Kaminga may stay, but only if he signs a new contract. Yes, the Sacramento Kings are interested and there are talks happening. What does it mean for the Warriors? What’s next for Kaminga? Stay with us for the full story in easy English with all the latest facts, trade rumors, and analysis. Let’s dive in. Who is Kaminga? Jonathan Kaminga is a young NBA player. He plays forward. He is 6′ 7 in tall and weighs 225 lbs. He was picked number seven in the 2021 NBA draft by the Warriors. In the 2023 to 2024 season, Kaminga played well. He averaged 16.1 points per game and shot over 52%. But later, he had an ankle injury. He missed 31 games. When he came back, his role on the team was smaller. Why? Because the Warriors had traded for Jimmy Butler. Now Kaminga was no longer a starter all the time. Why is Kaminga unhappy? Kaminga wanted to play more. He wanted to be a big part of the team. But coach Steve Kerr did not always trust him in big games. Kerr said on a podcast that it was hard to play Kaminga 38 minutes with Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green. Kaminga felt frustrated. He played 47 games that season with averages of 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 2.2 assists. But his shooting dropped to 45% from the field and only 30% from three-point range. Now he wants a fresh start. He wants a new team. The Kings are interested. Let’s talk about the Sacramento Kings. They are trying to become a strong team in the West. They have stars like Damantis Sabonis and Keegan Murray. They also just signed point guard Dennis Schroeder. Now, rumors say they also want Kaminga. Some people on social media said there was a three team trade: Kings, Pistons, and Warriors. But new reports say that is false. What is true? The Kings did reach out to Kaminga’s agent. They also talked to the Warriors. What trade was offered? The Kings have not made an official offer yet, but they floated an idea. They would give Devin Carter, Dario Serak, and two second round picks for Kaminga. The Warriors said no. They think this offer is too low. They believe Kaminga is worth more. The Warriors want two things. One, a young, talented player. Two, a first round pick. That’s not what the Kings offered. Other teams want Kaminga, too. The Kings are not the only team that wants Kaminga. Many teams are watching him. Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls, Brooklyn Nets, Washington Wizards, Milwaukee Bucks. All these teams have talked to the Warriors about him. The Warriors have many choices. They will wait for the best deal. Money matters. The contract situation. Kuminga is now a restricted free agent. That means the Warriors can keep him if they match another team’s offer. The Warriors gave him a $7.5 million qualifying offer. But Kaminga wants more. He is asking for around $30 million per year. That is a lot. But not many teams have the money to pay that. So Kaminga might not get that much this summer. What do the Warriors want? The Warriors are planning their future. They want to get younger but also stay strong for Steph Curry. If they trade Kaminga, they want a good young player like Keegan Murray, a valuable first round pick. They are not just giving Kaminga away. They know his potential is high. Will Kaminga stay or leave? There are three options for Kaminga. One, accept the $7.5 million and stay one more year. Two, wait for another team to offer more money. Three, sign with a new team through a sign and trade. Each option has problems. If he stays, he might be unhappy. If he waits, he might not get enough money. If he goes, the Warriors must agree. Is Kaminga a good fit for the Kings? Let’s imagine Kaminga plays for the Kings. He would join a lineup with Saboni’s center, Murray forward, Schroeder guard. That could work. Kaminga brings athleticism and energy, but he must shoot better and make smarter plays. Coach Mike Brown would need to help him grow. If it works, Kaminga could be a star. If not, he could struggle again like in Golden State. So, Dub’s Nation, what do you think? Should the Warriors trade Kaminga? Is the King’s offer enough? Will Kaminga stay or go? Let us know in the comments. We’ll keep following this story every day. The search for a center. The Golden State Warriors entered this off season with one big need. They need a center, a big man, a rim protector, a strong rebounder. But so far, nothing has happened. Players like Brook Lopez and Clint Capella have already signed with other teams. Even Jonas Valenunes, who was a trade target, signed with the Denver Nuggets. And now the Warriors are reportedly no longer interested in Nicola Vivic, the center from the Chicago Bulls. This is surprising because for many months, Vueic was one of the top names linked to Golden State. Why are the Warriors walking away from Vivic? Some reports say it’s because they are looking at someone else, Al Horford. Why not Vivic? Nikolola Vivic is still a good player. He averaged 18.5 points, 10.1 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game last season. He shot 53% from the field and 40% from the three-point line. He is experienced. He can space the floor and he plays smart, but the Warriors don’t seem fully interested. Maybe it’s because of his contract. He is set to earn around $21.5 million. Or maybe it’s because Vivic is not a great defender in the paint. The Warriors want someone who can protect the rim and move his feet. So who are they turning to? Enter Al Horford. Sources say the Warriors are now targeting Al Horford, a veteran center from the Boston Celtics. Horford is 39 years old. He’s not young, but he is smart, tough, and reliable. He doesn’t need the ball. He plays strong defense. He passes well. He fits in any system, especially Golden State’s style of ball movement and spacing. He’s also a good leader in the locker room. With Kevin Looney now in New Orleans, the Warriors need someone like Horford. They need a big man who knows how to play in big games. If Golden State signs Al Horford, it would not be a long-term move, but it could help Steph Curry and Draymond Green win now. Jonathan Kaminga trade talk. While the Warriors are searching for a big man, another big story is happening. Jonathan Kaminga might be traded. Yes, you heard that right. According to NBC Sports, the Warriors are talking with the Sacramento Kings and Detroit Pistons. It’s a three-team trade. Here’s the idea of the trade. Jonathan Kinga and Dennis Schroer go to the Kings. Malik Monk goes to the Pistons. The Warriors get Daario Serak, Devin Carter, and two second round picks. This deal is not done yet. It’s still being talked about, but if it happens, Kaminga’s time with the Warriors will be over.

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