The Warriors have their eyes on both the present and the future, and for good reason.

Golden State, with its veteran core of Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, has the pieces to potentially compete for another championship in the 2025-26 NBA season. Still, that very core also has a combined age of 36, which means the dynastic franchise has to start preparing for a very different-looking future.

And as The Athletic's Sam Amick reported in a story on Tuesday, it appears the Warriors already have.

"[The Warriors] want to maintain maximum flexibility for that 2027 summer (as it stands, they only have [Moses] Moody’s $13.4 million and [Buddy] Hield’s $10 million player option on the books by then)," Amick wrote. "The Warriors, who are well aware that Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetoko

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