Golden State Warriors sliding from 2023-24 ‘Time to dissemble the core’ NBA playoff race excites fans
Due to their poor performance this season, experts have begun to rule out the Golden State Warriors from the postseason. The pressure has increased since the season’s halfway point, and the Warriors must find solutions if they want to participate in the postseason.
The 12th-place Warriors (21–25) in the Western Conference dropped another game on Saturday. The Atlanta Hawks could not get their All-Star guard to help the club. The squad lost 141-134 in overtime to Trae Young and Atlanta, despite Steph Curry finishing with 60 points, six rebounds, and four assists.
The 2022 champs have a 26.6% probability of making the postseason, according to Basketball Reference. As a result, the Warriors are among the worst teams.
The Utah Jazz (24-26) are predicted to have a 5.0% probability to come in right after them. The Memphis Grizzlies, Portland Trail Blazers, and San Antonio Spurs, who are ranked lower than Utah and Golden State, have little chance of qualifying for the postseason.
After fans saw this, they shared what they think of the Warriors’ 2023-24 season. Here are some of what the fans predict for the team.
The Warriors still have time to get better because the season isn’t nearly ended. The team reportedly wants to make trade deadline moves that would improve its chances of making the playoffs.
In an effort to communicate with the Chicago Bulls, the Golden State Warriors
The Golden State Warriors have been in the process of negotiating a trade ever since they began experiencing difficulties throughout this season. There have been numerous reports that they could bring in a large man, but that has not turned out to be the case. Even though there have been reports, the team has not yet completed any trades. At this time, the Chicago Bulls are being mentioned as a possible trade partner for the franchise.
It has been claimed that the Warriors have made contact with the Bulls in order to inquire about the availability of Alex Caruso as well as the price that is being asked for him. Although he is not the large man that the club requires, his ability to play in both directions could be beneficial.
Currently ranked ninth in the Eastern Conference, Chicago (23-27) is vying for a postseason position in the Eastern Conference. It’s possible that they have a better chance of making it to the postseason. However, taking into consideration the recent news that All-Star Zach LaVine will be undergoing foot surgery that may terminate his season, the team’s plans may be subject to change.
As of right now, the Bulls are without the other half of their All-Star starting lineup. This may encourage them to back out of the deal and pursue a new course of action, which would be to the advantage of the Warriors, who would have a better chance of acquiring Caruso through a trade.
