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As the Golden State Warriors continue to reshape their roster following the departure of Klay Thompson, the team could potentially make a move on the trade market at some point.
NBA insider Marc Stein reported that the Warriors "believe they remain well-positioned" to make an upgrade in the "next year or so."
"Golden State is plotting its next moves in the wake of unsuccessful trade pursuits of Paul George and Lauri Markkanen in the offseason," Stein wrote. "Team officials believe they remain well-positioned for a trade upgrade at some point in the next year or so after responding to the free agent departure of Curry's longtime backcourt mate Klay Thompson by acquiring Kyle Anderson, Buddy Hield and De'Anthony Melton on short-term deals and retaining all of their draft picks.