Biggest need Warriors must address in 2024 NBA offseason

If Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry's tears after Draymond Green's ejection in late March were any indicator, the Steve Kerr-led team went through the wringer this season. Between attempting to keep up in a loaded Western Conference with an older team while simultaneously dealing with a half-involved Green — who spent the better part of the season either under scrutiny or attending counseling — fighting for a spot in the Play-In Tournament was new for the Warriors. Despite all of the distractions, however, Golden State kept itself afloat enough to face the Sacramento Kings in 9-10 matchup of the Play-In with a chance to face the Pelicans for a spot in the NBA Playoffs. It's season ended at the hands of the team it sent home just a year prior and it was clear that no-longer were the Warriors the team to beat in the West.