The NBA offseason is in full swing, and while teams scramble to retool their rosters, one of the league’s signature dynasties has been relatively quiet.
Despite being linked to everyone from Kevin Durant to Damian Lillard, the Golden State Warriors have yet to make any big moves since the end of the 2024-25 season.
On Wednesday evening, the Warriors took to social media to commemorate Stephen Curry’s first 4,000 career 3‑pointers, visualized in a slick video that loops every step of the milestone.
Yet beneath the celebration lies a growing chorus of fans who feel the front office has been too passive in free agency and trade talks, especially given the team’s obvious needs around Curry.
"Visualize your front office making a move," said one user.
"So, ya'll gonna sign somebody or?? Like, I'll take anybody at this point. Just do something," another fan replied.
"All this just for the FO to waste his last years ð," one other user commented.
"Are you people seeing what the other teams are doing?" another fan responded.
"Mann make a trade. We already know Steph great. yall making this [expletive] hard to be a Warriors fan," said one other commenter.
"Just think about how many more 3s he could hit if yall went and actually got someone. ð," another fan replied.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) celebrates with forward Jimmy Butler III (10) after a play during the second quarter against the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) celebrates with forward Jimmy Butler III (10) after a play during the second quarter against the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center.
Credit: Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
Golden State’s core nucleus of Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler remains intact for at least one more season, yet the depth around its stars feels thin, to say the least.
With Kevon Looney landing in New Orleans, there's a glaring hole at center, and rising star Jonathan Kuminga is expected to sign elsewhere as well.
Aside from Brandin Podziemski, Moses Moody and Buddy Hield, the Warriors are clearly lacking in depth at key positions.
As July progresses, the Warriors’ offseason board will come into clearer focus, but for now, fans have plenty of questions about what will happen next.