Recently, the Golden State Warriors have seen a series of notable changes, most notably the departure of the team's general manager Bob Myers. The general manager, who built the Golden State Warriors dynasty over the course of nearly a decade, chose not to renew his contract with the team and instead moved to ESPN's NBA Countdown as an analyst. Myers' departure is undoubtedly a huge challenge for the Warriors, but the reason for this is deep in the team's infighting and poor performance last season, which once pushed the team to the brink of crisis.
In addition, the Warriors also acquired a traditional excellent point guard - Chris Paul - in this deal. Even though Paul is over 38, that doesn't mean his career is coming to an end. Just as the 39-year-old James is still the core player of the Lakers, for this type of traditional point guard, age is not the key factor, but more important is the control of physical strength and injury.
Recently, Paul posted a video of training with his teammates on social media. In the video, he showed excellent shooting ability, hitting all 9 shots, whether it was the bottom corner or being disturbed. This is a clear indication that Paul has adapted to the Warriors' three-point shooting style, which is a big boost to the team's outside firepower and helps keep up with Curry and Thompson.
Behind all this, Curry, one of the Warriors' leaders, said he couldn't fully understand Klay's attitude, but also said he respected Klay's choice. Curry stressed that he and Klay are brothers and hope that Klay can renew his contract with the team as soon as possible. As for his future, Curry said he would fulfill his current contract before making a decision based on his physical condition.
This change has undoubtedly injected a lot of uncertainty into the Golden State Warriors in the new season, and fans are looking forward to seeing how the team responds to this new situation and usher in an even more brilliant moment.