As the Golden State Warriors navigate the final years of Stephen Curry’s prime, the front office is under significant pressure to maximize their championship window.

Nebraska’s Brice Williams impresses Golden State in pre-draft workout. Could the explosive guard be this year’s most underrated NBA draft steal?

ESPN declined to comment to Front Office Sports about the move. Slater has been covering the NBA Finals for the Athletic and was in Indianapolis when the latest episode of “ Warriors Plus Minus ,” the Dubs-specific podcast he co-hosts with Marcus Thompson and Tim Kawakami, published on Wednesday.

The Golden State Warriors clearly need front-court reinforcements this summer. Steve Kerr's rotation lacks genuine size, which has been a legitimate issue for multiple years. However, with Draymond Green in the final stages of his career, Kerr can't rely on him to anchor the defense the way he did during his prime.

With the Golden State Warriors now out of the playoffs, Green has been focused on the NBA Finals featuring the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers. The Thunder made quick work of the Timberwolves to get to the Finals, while the Pacers had a hard-fought series with the Knicks.

Longtime Golden State Warriors beat writer Anthony Slater is headed to ESPN. Front Office Sports reported the news Friday that Slater will leave The Athletic and join the Worldwide Leader’s NBA team later this summer.

During a recent interview with D.J. Siddiqi of Basketball Insiders, former Warriors point guard Baron Davis admitted that Golden State needs to add some athleticism to the frontcourt. Davis also pointed towards the team's rebounding as another area that needs improvement. Of course, size and rebounding usually go hand-in-hand.

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After a season that began with hopeful promise, the Memphis Grizzlies concluded their year with a disappointing sweep against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the f

Anthony Slater is leaving The Athletic to join ESPN, where he’ll continue covering the Warriors amid major shifts in NBA media coverage.

Whether in the Bay Area or sporting another organization's jersey, Kuminga is looking to have a big season in year five. He recently showcased his offseason work in a video, though it sparked a heavy reaction among the Warriors fanbase. Warriors fans were quite opinionated after the video, citing Ben Simmons workout videos and criticizing his play.