The Warriors have made some roster changes at the start of this new season, such as the departure of Klay Thompson.

It is said behind the scenes that the management is confident, but this is a feeling far from being shared by the fans.

After several disappointing seasons in the playoffs, the Warriors must react if they want to avoid rumors of a possible departure of Steph Curry.

The point guard is far from abandoning the ship, but he has confirmed it in the past: he will leave if the franchise is no longer competitive.

Enough to put pressure on the management, who made some changes this summer.

The Warriors far from convincing the fans

The most important thing is obviously the departure of Klay Thompson to the Mavericks.

The Dubs have already found a replacement for him with Buddy Hield, while Kyle Anderson has also arrived.

Enough to dream of a title? According to the NY Times, the franchise is in any case convinced that it has improved its workforce for this NBA campaign.

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The Golden State Warriors are convinced they improved their roster during the summer according to Anthony Slater: “The Warriors feel like they improved their roster this summer, based on internal number models that gave positive value to the additions of Melton, Anderson and Hield.”

According to the Warriors’ statistics, the franchise is better than last year, with one model even predicting that the organization should finish 4th in the West next year.

But should we trust all this?

It is a bit like that, but not by much.

Let Klay go. Miss Lauri because he didn’t want to trade Podziemski.

No major signings. I wonder what drugs Dunleavy is taking.

Did the Warriors really improve their roster? Let’s just say that there is some doubt when you look at the franchise’s moves.

It all depends on Buddy Hield and the integration of new players, but you can understand the doubts.