NBA Rumors: Warriors Dismantling Team? Only Curry Not On The Trading Block

The Golden State Warriors continue to rebuild, and trading away some players soon would not be surprising. Although they have performed better this NBA season, things could change in the offseason. And for now, the only thing certain is that only Stephen Curry is untouchable and won’t be up for trade.

Aside from Curry, the only other player secure is rookie James Wiseman. Although the 7-footer will miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury, head coach Steve Kerr sees some potential in Wiseman moving forward. The 20-year-old underwent knee surgery recently to repair a torn right meniscus.

Already without Klay Thompson at the start of the 2020-21 NBA season, the Warriors managed to hold their head above water thus far. They are currently at the 9th spot in the Western Conference standings. Their fate could hinge on how well they play from here. If not, there is the play-in tournament that could be their other card.

Right now, Kerr is clueless on what tweaks the Warriors will have to do in the offseason.

"We just didn't have a sense of how raw he would be because we only had 3 college games of his," Kerr said of Wiseman on 95.7 The Game. "Can we get James up to speed to match the timeline of our 3 core guys? That's a great question and we don't know the answer."

This could raise interesting questions on the futures of Andrew Wiggins or even Draymond Green. After enjoying success the past several years, things just took a different turn with the injury bug entering the picture.

There are other names to consider. Some are likely to go, assuming the Dubs are offered good deals. It is a process that any NBA team will have to deal with, and the Warriors are still far from figuring out how to get back on the winning track.

But this early, there are some Golden State Warriors players likely good as gone. They are Kelly Oubre Jr., Kent Bazemore and Mychal Mulder. Bazemore and Mulder have had a rough season, needing to prove they deserve to be regulars in Kerr’s rotation.

In the case of Oubre, his future with the Dubs is not looking good, especially if the financial side of things is to be considered. But more than that, there was also the revelation from former Warriors center Andrew Bogut, who spilled that Oubre feels he is too good to be someone coming off the bench.

While he has proven his stock, Oubre is likely to try his luck elsewhere. As for other Dubs leaving the Bay Area, all that should take shape once the current NBA season wraps up.

Steve Kerr of the Golden State Warriors looks on while playing the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, Dec. 1, 2018. Photo: Gregory Shamus/Getty Images