2027 NBA Season

[danherbias07]

Rumors going around that the Golden State Warriors are trying to pull off a massive 8 team trade deal to get Steph enough help to make one last run at the finals. I’m not sure how true that rumor is, but the Warriors need to do something before they fall back into their pre-Steph irrelevance.

Golden State Warriors owner shuts down Steph Curry trade speculation: 'Clickbait'
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/warriors-owner-shuts-down-steph-154642381.html

"No, no, no. I don't think that is even a thing. This is just a clickbait thing from all these people that do this kind of thing these days, and there seem to be a lot of them. I don't believe any of that is true," Lacob said of speculation regarding Curry's future.

I do believe him, Joe Lacob, there. Steph gave them too much. 4 different seasons of championships. I think it's just best to let him retire on their roster. Yeah, just like Kobe.

If it is that much in the salary cap then just live with it. It's a thank-you money for all that Curry has done for their club. Oh, and they will never get those sellout seats without him. If he keeps on playing, although near retirement, they will still get some ticket sales, and if the playoffs come and they somehow sneak in, I bet it will be another sellout for them.

It's his last year on his contract and eligible for an extension. I bet they will give it to him without any questions.

[jeremypwr]

Yeah, Curry isn’t leaving the GSW anytime soon.
Not sure why anyone would actually believe this rumor, but yeah, he’s going to retire as a Warrior.

[terrific]

Bradley Beal has agreed to a two-year $13.2 million deal to return to the Los Angeles Clippers. The deal includes a player option in the second season. I’m a little surprised people are still willing to give Beal decent contracts after his stint in Phoenix. He pretty much proved he can’t win no matter who is around him.

Even if I was him, I'll take it without reservations. Also surprised to see him that he's still given this kind of money.

It's his last year on his contract and eligible for an extension. I bet they will give it to him without any questions.

They have to.
Because even it's just a rumor, there can be possibility that he's going to leave whenever he's no longer going to get what he wants there.
AFAIK, he wants to play to his dad's team before he actually retires.

[fullfitlarry]

As per Shams, the Cavaliers have trade Dennis Schroder and cash to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann.



https://x.com/ShamsCharania/status/2088344335326560610

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So he has been traded to his 12 team with Hornets. He know holds the record for the most traded player in the NBA behind Trevor Ariza. And we can't forget how he declined that massive contract with the Lakers before and then bouncing around the league after that.

[Cointxz]

As per Shams, the Cavaliers have trade Dennis Schroder and cash to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann.



https://x.com/ShamsCharania/status/2088344335326560610

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So he has been traded to his 12 team with Hornets. He know holds the record for the most traded player in the NBA behind Trevor Ariza. And we can't forget how he declined that massive contract with the Lakers before and then bouncing around the league after that.

This is hilarious and pity at the same time for Schroder for having a roller coaster career like this even though he has a potential to become solid player on a team if he just makes that solid deal for a long term stay and synchronize on the team.

He is very persistent on both attack and defense which any team will benefit on this kind of player yet his career suffer a massive downfall just with this bad decision since no team now willing to commit on him long term and I doubt anyone frequently being traded can create a quick harmony to his teammates for an immediate solid run.

[coinrifft]

Yeah, Curry isn’t leaving the GSW anytime soon.
Not sure why anyone would actually believe this rumor, but yeah, he’s going to retire as a Warrior.

It could steamed from the Warriors not acquiring any players in the pre-season trade. And they've let go of Quentin Post, a supposedly replacement for Looney as their center for a long time. And with that, it seems that Curry is frustrated with the Warriors management for non movement.

And it was also told that they are one of those teams that can get Lebron James to team up with Curry. But it didn't happen and so far the current lineup of the Warriors might have a hard time to even make it to the playoff. So somewhat fans feel the frustrated inside of Curry that's why there are a lot of rumor that he might be leaving them.

[yahoo62278]

Yeah, Curry isn’t leaving the GSW anytime soon.
Not sure why anyone would actually believe this rumor, but yeah, he’s going to retire as a Warrior.

It could steamed from the Warriors not acquiring any players in the pre-season trade. And they've let go of Quentin Post, a supposedly replacement for Looney as their center for a long time. And with that, it seems that Curry is frustrated with the Warriors management for non movement.

And it was also told that they are one of those teams that can get Lebron James to team up with Curry. But it didn't happen and so far the current lineup of the Warriors might have a hard time to even make it to the playoff. So somewhat fans feel the frustrated inside of Curry that's why there are a lot of rumor that he might be leaving them.

I think Steph would retire before he would play with another team TBH. Dude is a Warrior for life 100%. Golden State hasn't been a real factor in the west for many years now, Butler was supposed to solve all their problems and we all see how that turned out. Steph just needs to be content with what he has done for the game of basketball and make that paycheck.

[Shinpako09]

As per Shams, the Cavaliers have trade Dennis Schroder and cash to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann.

Now on his 12th team. Dude will probably beat Ish Smith's record this upcoming season and probably go on with more different teams before retirement, as he is just 32 yrs old.

I think Steph would retire before he would play with another team TBH. Dude is a Warrior for life 100%. Golden State hasn't been a real factor in the west for many years now, Butler was supposed to solve all their problems and we all see how that turned out. Steph just needs to be content with what he has done for the game of basketball and make that paycheck.

That makes sense. He is an accomplished player already. It's not actually that bad if he prioritizes earning more until he retires. No player has earned that much in the late stage of their career.

Speaking of Warriors, I heard a rumor they are also interested in DeRozan. Although another veteran again, he is not bad. He is still averaging decent numbers and is cheaper now. Still a great help for Curry.

[jeremypwr]

Yeah, Curry isn’t leaving the GSW anytime soon.
Not sure why anyone would actually believe this rumor, but yeah, he’s going to retire as a Warrior.

It could steamed from the Warriors not acquiring any players in the pre-season trade. And they've let go of Quentin Post, a supposedly replacement for Looney as their center for a long time. And with that, it seems that Curry is frustrated with the Warriors management for non movement.

And it was also told that they are one of those teams that can get Lebron James to team up with Curry. But it didn't happen and so far the current lineup of the Warriors might have a hard time to even make it to the playoff. So somewhat fans feel the frustrated inside of Curry that's why there are a lot of rumor that he might be leaving them.

The GSW are very willing to accommodate him so there is no reason for him to ever leave them
He already has 4 NBA rings and prob figures he's got better things to do than simply chase more of them

[Sanitough]

The GSW are very willing to accommodate him so there is no reason for him to ever leave them
He already has 4 NBA rings and prob figures he's got better things to do than simply chase more of them

Yes there's speculation but I think it's not really about whether the Warriors are willing to keep him, it's more about Curry's decision if he ever feels he can no longer win another championship with the current team.

So that speculation is still valid, but if he decides not to leave then I would say that's good news. Curry has been the face of the Warriors for so long and people will still come to watch him even if the team is not the same anymore. Making money with the Warriors is not a problem, winning another championship that's another story.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

As per Shams, the Cavaliers have trade Dennis Schroder and cash to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann.



https://x.com/ShamsCharania/status/2088344335326560610

ctto

So he has been traded to his 12 team with Hornets. He know holds the record for the most traded player in the NBA behind Trevor Ariza. And we can't forget how he declined that massive contract with the Lakers before and then bouncing around the league after that.

This is hilarious and pity at the same time for Schroder for having a roller coaster career like this even though he has a potential to become solid player on a team if he just makes that solid deal for a long term stay and synchronize on the team.

He is very persistent on both attack and defense which any team will benefit on this kind of player yet his career suffer a massive downfall just with this bad decision since no team now willing to commit on him long term and I doubt anyone frequently being traded can create a quick harmony to his teammates for an immediate solid run.

Dennis  Schroder is a great leader and one of the best player in Fiba world. He carry the team really good. But in NBA, he is being traded around not once nor twice but too many times.
Just give him a few years and he might be the only player who played in all teams. I cant still remember the 72M USD contract before.

I hope Dennis can find the team that can get him back in the F5 and be the main piece.
He is a good player!

[Cointxz]

This is hilarious and pity at the same time for Schroder for having a roller coaster career like this even though he has a potential to become solid player on a team if he just makes that solid deal for a long term stay and synchronize on the team.

He is very persistent on both attack and defense which any team will benefit on this kind of player yet his career suffer a massive downfall just with this bad decision since no team now willing to commit on him long term and I doubt anyone frequently being traded can create a quick harmony to his teammates for an immediate solid run.

Dennis  Schroder is a great leader and one of the best player in Fiba world. He carry the team really good. But in NBA, he is being traded around not once nor twice but too many times.
Just give him a few years and he might be the only player who played in all teams. I cant still remember the 72M USD contract before.

I hope Dennis can find the team that can get him back in the F5 and be the main piece.
He is a good player!

Indeed mate that’s why I pity on him due to his talent being wasted just because team these days want immediate result on him while he has lass ball time and opportunity to showcase his skills.

I Charlotte is a good team for him because it’s full of young players that need a good leader. Now that Ball was traded, I believe he will have a good synergy especially with Kon.

[tech30338]

As per Shams, the Cavaliers have trade Dennis Schroder and cash to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann.



https://x.com/ShamsCharania/status/2088344335326560610

ctto

So he has been traded to his 12 team with Hornets. He know holds the record for the most traded player in the NBA behind Trevor Ariza. And we can't forget how he declined that massive contract with the Lakers before and then bouncing around the league after that.

This is hilarious and pity at the same time for Schroder for having a roller coaster career like this even though he has a potential to become solid player on a team if he just makes that solid deal for a long term stay and synchronize on the team.

He is very persistent on both attack and defense which any team will benefit on this kind of player yet his career suffer a massive downfall just with this bad decision since no team now willing to commit on him long term and I doubt anyone frequently being traded can create a quick harmony to his teammates for an immediate solid run.

Dennis  Schroder is a great leader and one of the best player in Fiba world. He carry the team really good. But in NBA, he is being traded around not once nor twice but too many times.
Just give him a few years and he might be the only player who played in all teams. I cant still remember the 72M USD contract before.

I hope Dennis can find the team that can get him back in the F5 and be the main piece.
He is a good player!

Even though he has been traded to almost every team in the nba you cant doubt that he is also one of thr best player in the league maybe he is not an mvp but he also help the team whwre he has played, even poping as a best player of the team in a playoff game, he has not just given a starting position since okc, he is a leader also.

[Stavri]

Mark Walter bought the majority stake in the Lakers just last year at a $10 billion valuation. that deal was announced in June 2025 and NBA approval was completed at the end of October.

So, without him even completing a full year as the effective majority owner of the Lakers, the team is changing hands once again and this time at a $12.5 billion valuation...

roughly a $2.5 billion valuation difference in 10 months. it looks like an amazingly good investment...

[Natalim]

Mark Walter bought the majority stake in the Lakers just last year at a $10 billion valuation. that deal was announced in June 2025 and NBA approval was completed at the end of October.

So, without him even completing a full year as the effective majority owner of the Lakers, the team is changing hands once again and this time at a $12.5 billion valuation...

roughly a $2.5 billion valuation difference in 10 months. it looks like an amazingly good investment...

I'm not so good with numbers though, but simple logic, Lakers is one of the most popular teams in the NBA and that valuation will continue to go up as the success of the NBA continues. Based on the record here, Warriors is already valued at over $11 billion, now Lakers is around $12 billion so they are the number 1 team now in terms of valuation. So yes, I would say it's a good investment.

[Stavri]

Mark Walter bought the majority stake in the Lakers just last year at a $10 billion valuation. that deal was announced in June 2025 and NBA approval was completed at the end of October.

So, without him even completing a full year as the effective majority owner of the Lakers, the team is changing hands once again and this time at a $12.5 billion valuation...

roughly a $2.5 billion valuation difference in 10 months. it looks like an amazingly good investment...

I'm not so good with numbers though, but simple logic, Lakers is one of the most popular teams in the NBA and that valuation will continue to go up as the success of the NBA continues. Based on the record here, Warriors is already valued at over $11 billion, now Lakers is around $12 billion so they are the number 1 team now in terms of valuation. So yes, I would say it's a good investment.

in a way, it actually seems quite interesting. it’s intriguing why a guy who acquired one of the world’s most valuable sports clubs just a year ago decided to sell it before even fully settling into his seat. sure, it’s a massive profit for such a short period, but was his goal when buying it really just to make a $2.5 billion profit?

[arwin100]

Mark Walter bought the majority stake in the Lakers just last year at a $10 billion valuation. that deal was announced in June 2025 and NBA approval was completed at the end of October.

So, without him even completing a full year as the effective majority owner of the Lakers, the team is changing hands once again and this time at a $12.5 billion valuation...

roughly a $2.5 billion valuation difference in 10 months. it looks like an amazingly good investment...

I'm not so good with numbers though, but simple logic, Lakers is one of the most popular teams in the NBA and that valuation will continue to go up as the success of the NBA continues. Based on the record here, Warriors is already valued at over $11 billion, now Lakers is around $12 billion so they are the number 1 team now in terms of valuation. So yes, I would say it's a good investment.

in a way, it actually seems quite interesting. it’s intriguing why a guy who acquired one of the world’s most valuable sports clubs just a year ago decided to sell it before even fully settling into his seat. sure, it’s a massive profit for such a short period, but was his goal when buying it really just to make a $2.5 billion profit?

Maybe because of this?

Walter buying the Lakers did make sense. The lead owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers added the other crown jewel of Southern California sports to a portfolio that includes stakes in, among others, the Los Angeles Sparks, Chelsea, Strasbourg, the Cadillac Formula 1 team and the entire Professional Women's Hockey League. Because of his success with the Dodgers

Source: Mark Walter investigation explained: The timing of the Lakers' $12.5 billion sale can't be ignored

Its a win for past owner, Imagine getting huge profit on team that he newly bought. Also the last owner maybe can't resist on the big offers given by Walter and just decide to take his profit. But for sure same thing will happen in future as Lakers valuation continue to raise.

So well let's see if there's some good changes happens after Lakers have a new owner.

[Questat]

... but was his goal when buying it really just to make a $2.5 billion profit?

You call that just...? They're real businessmen, we're not on their level so we don't really know what they're thinking. But if you look at it simply, if they already made billions from the sale then that's already a successful deal.

Even the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, who is one of the richest in the US, sold his team. That doesn't mean he failed or anything, they just think differently than us because they know what's really happening inside the business.

[LogitechMouse]

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I do believe him, Joe Lacob, there. Steph gave them too much. 4 different seasons of championships. I think it's just best to let him retire on their roster. Yeah, just like Kobe.

If it is that much in the salary cap then just live with it. It's a thank-you money for all that Curry has done for their club. Oh, and they will never get those sellout seats without him. If he keeps on playing, although near retirement, they will still get some ticket sales, and if the playoffs come and they somehow sneak in, I bet it will be another sellout for them.

It's his last year on his contract and eligible for an extension. I bet they will give it to him without any questions.

I will only believe that Steph will stay with the Warriors if he signs an extension coming August 29th because on that day, he's already eligible for a contract extension.

Of course, they'll give it to him because he deserves it. Now the question is "Will Curry sign it?". Let's face it. The Warriors aren't even a title contender right now just by looking at their roster even they add Butler to the mix. They're simply too old, and right now, the young teams like the Thunder and Spurs are dominating the West. Now if Curry values loyalty more than the championship, there's a big chance that he'll sign for an extension, but if it's the opposite then him going to a different team for his 5th title is his best option.

I love the loyalty of him towards the Warriors, but there are some players who value title more than being loyal, and Giannis is one of them and he already said it in one of the interviews. I would love Curry staying with Golden State, but I will not be surprised if he will not retire as a Warrior and will sign to another team in hopes to get another title again.

[tech30338]

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I do believe him, Joe Lacob, there. Steph gave them too much. 4 different seasons of championships. I think it's just best to let him retire on their roster. Yeah, just like Kobe.

If it is that much in the salary cap then just live with it. It's a thank-you money for all that Curry has done for their club. Oh, and they will never get those sellout seats without him. If he keeps on playing, although near retirement, they will still get some ticket sales, and if the playoffs come and they somehow sneak in, I bet it will be another sellout for them.

It's his last year on his contract and eligible for an extension. I bet they will give it to him without any questions.

I will only believe that Steph will stay with the Warriors if he signs an extension coming August 29th because on that day, he's already eligible for a contract extension.

Of course, they'll give it to him because he deserves it. Now the question is "Will Curry sign it?". Let's face it. The Warriors aren't even a title contender right now just by looking at their roster even they add Butler to the mix. They're simply too old, and right now, the young teams like the Thunder and Spurs are dominating the West. Now if Curry values loyalty more than the championship, there's a big chance that he'll sign for an extension, but if it's the opposite then him going to a different team for his 5th title is his best option.

I love the loyalty of him towards the Warriors, but there are some players who value title more than being loyal, and Giannis is one of them and he already said it in one of the interviews. I would love Curry staying with Golden State, but I will not be surprised if he will not retire as a Warrior and will sign to another team in hopes to get another title again.

I think with the rumors that him going or sign by other teams, steph feels bad, because before trades were block and announce that steph will continue to be a warriors but instead of announcing the team becomes silent with no preconference, that may be bad for them and with steph he might feel really bad, they have to do something about it, or else they will lose a player who draws a lot of fans, you are correct if they really want to keep curry they should secure him and assure the fans.