The Warriors' true plan comes to light after Stephen Curry's farewell

Golden State Warriors remains determined to compete as long as Stephen Curry is active, but the franchise is already working with a much longer-term horizon. After a summer in which they unsuccessfully tried to acquire LeBron James and even explored the possibility of adding Anthony Davis to persuade the four-time NBA champion, the front office is clear that their top priority is to build the next winning project for the franchise.

LeBron ended up signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, definitively closing the door to a potential arrival in San Francisco. However, according to various reports, the failure of that operation has not altered the roadmap set by owner Joe Lacob, whose goal extends far beyond trying to maximize Curry's final years.

As veteran journalist Tim Kawakami explained in an episode of the TK Show, the franchise owner has a very clear vision for the future of Golden State.

"What Joe Lacob wants to do, and this may upset Warriors fans, is to build the next team after Steph Curry. I don't know how feasible it is, but Lacob is very interested in having this organization showcase what it's capable of with Steph Curry and after him."

These statements reflect a strategy aimed at avoiding a lengthy rebuild when the time comes for the retirement of the franchise's greatest player. The Warriors aim to stay competitive during the final stretch of Curry's career without fully jeopardizing their future.

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