Some Golden State Warriors fans were very unhappy with a lack of movement from their team during the summer.
But, they did make some tweaks that could help them in the long run, and they’re not done yet.
However, fans shouldn’t be expecting anything massive before the start of the season.
According to Michael Scotto, the Warriors have agreed to Exhibit 10 deals with both Javan Johnson and Donta Scott prior to training camp.
It’s important to remember that just because Johnson and Scott have inked these deals doesn’t mean they will get any playing time this season.
The Golden State Warriors have agreed to Exhibit 10 deals with Javan Johnson and Donta Scott, league sources told @hoopshype. pic.twitter.com/ZTWaN3s2OY
— Michael Scotto (@MikeAScotto) September 17, 2024
Both of these young players are untested and will have a lot to prove to the Warriors if they wish to be included on the regular season roster.
If they don’t, they could be dispatched to the G League or waived entirely by the team.
Johnson most recently played college ball for DePaul and Scott performed for Maryland and also participated in the Summer League for the Warriors.
These aren’t the only additions the Warriors made in the offseason, of course.
They also brought in De’Anthony Melton, Kyle Anderson, and Buddy Hield, among a few other minor players.
But will that be enough to make Golden State really competitive in the West again, especially after the loss of Klay Thompson?
There have been many rumors about the Warriors wanting to land another big-name star, someone like Lauri Markkanen or Paul George.
Obviously, those two players are spoken for but the Warriors could continue hunting for an A-lister in the months ahead.
They might not be committing gigantic changes now, but they could soon.
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