The Golden State Warriors' season came to an abrupt end courtesy of the Sacramento Kings. Steve Kerr's squad had a rollercoaster 82-game run, struggling with consistency as several players fell short of their usual form, while others battled through injuries.
One major challenge for the Warriors is the aging of their championship core, with a new group of players waiting to step up and continue their growth. It's a delicate balancing act for the coaching staff to manage. Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle recently raised the question of whether it's time to trade Stephen Curry.
Ostler's argument leans towards a rebuild. Trading Curry could kickstart a necessary overhaul, providing the team with draft picks and prospects to build around younger stars like Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski. However, he also acknowledges that if Curry desires to finish his career in the Bay Area, the Warriors would likely honor that wish.
The offseason ahead poses tough decisions for the Warriors, but Curry's future with the franchise seems secure. As one of the NBA's top guards, his shooting prowess remains unmatched. While trading him might seem appealing on paper, it's a notion that is unlikely to ever materialize, nor should it.
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