Anthony Slater - The Athletic

SAN FRANCISCO — One of the few benefits of an NBA season ruined in April is extra time for a front office. The Golden State Warriors have had several condensed offseason transaction periods, transitioning from an exhaustive NBA Finals run to the draft to free agency in about a week. Last year, they pivoted in mid-May, which is enough runway to decompress, assess and plot. But an extra month is an extra month. Nobody asks for less time to plan a project. That’s been the prevailing vibe around both the Warriors and the Sacramento Kings in the aftermath of their recent eliminations. Large...

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