Golden State Warriors are navigating significant roster changes, including potential trades involving Chris Paul and pursuing a max deal for Paul George.
Golden State Warriors and point guard Chris Paul have agreed to shift the guaranteed date for his $30.8 million owed in the 2024-25 season from Friday to Sunday. This adjustment comes as the team actively seeks a suitable trade partner, as reported by Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.
Meanwhile, amidst these negotiations, the Warriors are reportedly keen on offering a four-year max deal to Los Angeles Clippers forward Paul George, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst on Wednesday on Get Up.
In addition, Sam Amick and Anthony Slater of The Athletic noted on Friday that the Warriors have shown significant interest in integrating George into their core lineup.
Last July, Golden State made a substantial move by acquiring Paul from the Phoenix Suns via a trade with the Washington Wizards.
However, the Warriors' core appears to be undergoing significant changes, with reports suggesting the departures of Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins from the Bay Area.
During the past NBA season, Paul posted averages of 9.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 6.8 assists across 58 games, with 18 starts.
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