REPORT: Warriors owner Joe Lacob is focused on building the team for the post-Steph era
“What Lacob wants to do and this might get Warriors' fans mad, but he wants to build the next team after Steph Curry.”
(via @timkawakami, h/t @TheNBABase)
the only teams that i want to see Stephen Curry on once he decided to leave the Warriors and play for a team for championship contention :
1. Celtics
2. Heat
3. Spurs
@BleacherReport@timkawakami fwk u Lacob, u ain't gonna find another Stephen Curry in next few years nor decades. Once Curry retires the Warriors won't be a relevant team anymore they will be back on what they used to be, a fcking lottery team and y'all FO deserves to rot in hell for taking Steph for granted
Entire world would have gone all in on the Steph Curry timeline except one ego maniac…genuinely delusional and classic ethos of the billionaires that ruin society for the rest of us
Thanks Joe, fuck off man
Biggest issue with the FO post-19 is not about striking out on the big names, but missing out on all the x-factors over the years.
Missed out on guys like Caruso and OG, who the Warriors were linked with, for example, back when there were so many assets. They both ended up winning elsewhere too.
Nail those margin moves in 22-23, we stay competitive.
- the Golden State Warriors front office has had maybe the most embarrassing last 7 years of any franchise and it doesn’t look worse only because #30 covers up 90% of blemishes.
Joe Lacob already losing the fan base before Steph Curry even leaves....you thought it was going to be bad before, Joe is going to have an EMPTY arena when #30 leaves because he's done NOTHNG to keep the hope alive. He is PRAYING one or two of these future picks becomes something
Don’t know if its going be more hilarious or sad to witness Bob Myers drop nuts and get Jaylen Brown and Bron while his former employer continues to be petrified to make moves…
Maybe both
They literally have no plan.
They haven’t had a plan for over 6 years.
Any other Front Office gets blown up…. Not here. Not when the Owner wants to play GM
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