Dalton Johnson

18 hours ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Dalton Johnson

Wheels already are in motion. Texts are being sent, and calls are being answered. Even before the conclusion of the 2025 NBA Draft on Thursday night, offseason chaos already woke up from its year-long slumber. Everybody is looking up at the champion Oklahoma City Thunder, and for the Warriors, a handful of other teams are in their way. Their second star was added months ago in the form of Jimmy Butler. They also can’t run back the same exact roster and see themselves as immediate contenders.

1 day ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Dalton Johnson

SAN FRANCISCO -- Will Richard wasn’t even invited to the 2025 NBA Draft Combine in Chicago. Clearly, that didn’t matter to the Warriors. Stealing Danny Ainge’s “Trader” nickname for his constant activity of making moves, Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy remained a busy man Thursday during the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft. Dunleavy first traded the No. 41 overall pick to the Phoenix Suns for the No. 52 and No. 59 picks.

1 day ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Dalton Johnson

SAN FRANCISCO -- Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy isn’t afraid to make moves, even in the second round of the NBA draft. It was just a year ago that Dunleavy traded the No. 52 overall pick to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Lindy Waters III the morning of the second round, just to then reacquire the pick to select Quinten Post later in the day during the draft.

1 day ago | nbcbayarea.com | Dalton Johnson

SAN FRANCISCO -- Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy isn’t afraid to make moves, even in the second round of the NBA draft. It was just a year ago that Dunleavy traded the No. 52 overall pick to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Lindy Waters III the morning of the second round, just to then reacquire the pick to select Quinten Post later in the day during the draft.

1 day ago | nbcsportsbayarea.com | Dalton Johnson

The first round of the 2025 NBA Draft has come and gone, and the Warriors weren’t a part of it at all. That doesn’t mean the first 30 picks didn’t have possible short term and long-term effects on Golden State. Just look at the first two picks. Cooper Flagg went to the Dallas Mavericks, and Dylan Harper followed him in the state of Texas as the No. 2 pick to the San Antonio Spurs. Both teams missed out on the NBA playoffs last season, but they don’t expect that to be the case next year.