Episode Details

With Stephen Curry entering his 18th NBA season and the Golden State Warriors facing an increasingly uncertain future, could the end of one of basketball's greatest chapters be soon approaching?

Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger continue their journey through 30 Teams In 24 Days by heading to the Bay Area to examine the Warriors' outlook entering the 2026-27 NBA season and whether the franchise has enough remaining talent to compete in the Western Conference.

The guys discuss Golden State's offseason following unsuccessful pursuits of Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James, along with the organization's decision to largely retain its veteran core. They also examine expectations for rookie Yaxel Lendeborg and whether the former Michigan standout can immediately establish himself as a meaningful contributor.

Elsewhere, Gavriel and Torrence assess the importance of Stephen Curry's availability as the four-time NBA champion enters his age-38 season. Including a discussion as it pertains towards Draymond Green's future following his return on a one-year contract and whether Golden State could consider moving one of the remaining foundational pieces of its championship runs.

With significant financial flexibility potentially awaiting the Warriors after this season, could the organization eventually shift its priorities toward rebuilding rather than pursuing another Play-In Tournament appearance?

Finally, the guys evaluate Golden State's projected 39.5-win total before delivering their official predictions for the Warriors during the upcoming season.

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