Warriors' Aging Roster Raises Concerns
The Golden State Warriors are preparing for the 2025-26 season with a restocked roster, but concerns arise due to the age of key players.
Steph Curry is in his age-38 season, while Draymond Green will turn 38 in March, and newcomer Al Horford, the presumed starting and closing center, is 39.
The Golden State Warriors are old. They have gray in their beards and remember dial-up internet — that kind of old.
The team's success relies heavily on these veteran players, who have been through numerous challenges in their careers, leaving the Warriors in a difficult spot as they try to make a push for the playoffs.
The author notes that the team must slow-walk their way to the playoffs, implying a need for cautious and strategic approach to manage the aging roster.
Author's summary: Warriors face challenges with aging roster.