Have to see what happens this season

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The Golden State Warriors have been vocal about their desire to bridge their current success with future success. Over the weekend, they signed Jordan and Andrew to new contracts.

Both the Warriors and Wiggins agreed to four-year, $109 million deals, according to their agents. The team did not reveal the terms of the signing.

The financial commitment to keep the core of the Warriors' 2022 NBA championship team together is massive, with the payroll and luxury tax for the season coming in at $483 million.

I know what's going on. "I can't evaluate what we're going to do next season until we see what happens this season," Bob said. There's a lot of commitment to winning. I think there will always be. I am fortunate to be in a group of people who believe that. Their actions show it.

Warriors CEO Joe Lacob has publicly addressed how Golden State's spending habits haven't sat well with other teams around the league, and said he and General Manager Bob Myers will have tough choices to make.

The decisions will be made when confronted with them head on.

We have to keep it going for a long time. If you asked me a year ago if we were going to pay, I wouldn't believe you.

One of the best young guards in the NBA is due to the fact that he was sent to the G League his sophomore year.

He started 51 games for the Warriors last year and averaged career highs in points, assists, and rebound. He was the NBA's leader in free throw percentage.

I smiled a lot. He said he tried to stop when he signed. You know you will face adversity, but you have to have faith and confidence in your abilities. This is a life changing moment.

In 2020 he was traded to Golden State from Minnesota. Even though he was the No. 1 pick, he didn't get a lot of playing time with the Warriors.

When he was an All-Star starter for the first time in his career, he averaged 17.2 points and 3.3 rebound. In the playoffs, he became the team's go-to wing and guard defender, often assigning the opponent's best player.

We have a chance to do something special and I am happy here. I believe in what we are doing.

The Warriors didn't want to sign the two people on the same day. The Warriors had until the end of the season to agree on a new deal with Wiggins to prevent him from becoming an unrestricted free agent, but they were driven by Monday's deadline. It wasn't until last week that meaningful conversations with the player's representation began.

With both of their new contracts in place and the Warriors' tax penalties looming, the question is: what does this mean for Draymond Green, who can become an unrestricted free agent next summer? How will his fight with Poole affect this?

He said that Green had apologized and that the two would move forward with a professional relationship after he was punched by Green for the first time.

Green didn't think a new agreement would be put in place this year. He said last week that he wouldn't let it distract him.

The way the team moves forward with Green's contract will not be affected by the altercation between Green and Poole.

He can help us win. We are confident that he will work through the things he needs to.