Shortly after winning the 2022 NBA championship, the Golden State Warriors have already turned their attention to the offseason. After adding three prospects in the NBA draft, the Warriors will need to build the rest of their roster through free agency.
After playing a key role in Golden State’s run to a championship, including multiple heroic performances in the postseason, Kevon Looney’s contract with the Warriors is set to expire. However, the veteran center could be on his way back to the Bay Area.
According to Marc Stein, there’s “growing pessimism” around teams interested in pursuing Looney. The 26-year-old big man is “increasingly expected” to re-sign with the Warriors on a multiyear deal, per Stein.
