At the end of this transformative season, the owner of the Warriors, Lacob, clearly recognized the urgent need for the team. Not only do they have to keep the heart of the team, Stephen Curry, but they also have to make sure he can play in the best possible environment. So, in the silence of being eliminated after the play-offs, the Warriors began their big move.
After an unsatisfactory season, the Warriors' record and morale have reached their lowest points in recent years. Anxiety runs high among fans, and worries about the future fill the air. Under this pressure, the Warriors' management had to take some bold steps to re-secure their place in the league.
Against this backdrop, Lacob made an important commitment to Curry. More than just offering a jaw-dropping $180 million supercontract, he's a signal that the Warriors still want to build a future around Curry. This contract is not only a numerical guarantee, but also an affirmation of Curry's irreplaceable status.
In order not to make Curry feel lonely and struggle to support himself on the court, the Warriors began to work on strengthening the roster. The strategy at the top of the team was clear: bring in three superstars and create a strong support net that would give opponents a headache both offensively and defensively. The implementation of this strategy means that the Warriors want to compete not only in the new season, but also strive for the top.
Through this series of actions, the Warriors are showing that they are not content with the status quo and want to return to the top. Curry's stay and the addition of a new star will be a new starting point for them. The key now is whether these changes can actually translate into wins on the pitch.
Teams and fans alike are looking forward to the new season, after all, with Curry and the upcoming superstar, it's only a matter of time before the Warriors challenge for another championship. Let's wait and see how this traditional club rewrites its glory in the new season.