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Section 415 · August 14 · 26 min

The Warriors had an underwhelming offseason. What's in store for next season?

A quiet Warriors offseason has led to loud reactions from disappointed fans. Many Golden State supporters believe the team hasn’t done enough to surround superstar Steph Curry with talent. GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob have pushed back on that assertion and are pointing to the February trade deadline as an opportunity for the franchise to take its next big swing. “We have multiple ways to get better during the season, which is something we’ve done the last few years,” Dunleavy said Tuesday. On the “Section 415” podcast, Danny Emerman joins host Kerry Crowley to discuss recent comments from Dunleavy and Lacob and the 2026-27 Warriors schedule, as well as the death of basketball pioneer and franchise icon Don Nelson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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A quiet Warriors offseason has led to loud reactions from disappointed fans. Many Golden State supporters believe the team hasn’t done enough to surround superstar Steph Curry with talent. GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob have pushed back on that assertion and are pointing to the February trade deadline as an opportunity for the franchise to take its next big swing. “We have multiple ways to get better during the season, which is something we’ve done the last few years,” Dunleavy said Tuesday. On the “Section 415” podcast, Danny Emerman joins host Kerry Crowley to discuss recent comments from Dunleavy and Lacob and the 2026-27 Warriors schedule, as well as the death of basketball pioneer and franchise icon Don Nelson.

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