They would be at 276 in 2019-20 without offering Draymond the max according to

May 21, 2019
11:32:05pm

byubyu All-American

this article:

Warriors potential 2019-20 payroll and luxury taxes with everyone back

The Golden State Warriors have been preparing for the upcoming 2019 offseason for years because it defines how they will look for years.

https://warriorswire.usatoday.com/2019/02/20/golden-state-warriors-salary-klay-thompson-kevin-durant/

They make a few assumptions on who they bring back but either way they would be close to 300.

Then in 2020 the repeater tax hits.

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Per The Athletic, Warriors will offer Durant, Thompson and Green max contracts

Josef K

5/21/19 11:11pm

They would be close to 300 million in that scenario.

byubyu

5/21/19 11:17pm

In a couple years

Josef K

5/21/19 11:20pm

They would be at 276 in 2019-20 without offering Draymond the max according to

byubyu

5/21/19 11:32pm

Hey, if they are paying the Luxury Tax then I see no issue with it.

Benfica1

5/22/19 8:18am

Scared money don't make none

thebruce

5/21/19 11:20pm

So as a known Ws fan, are you ok with this? Bad for the league and small markets imo.

Grit for Brains

5/21/19 11:41pm

Competitively it is bad but money wise, those small market teams are going to

byubyu

5/21/19 11:43pm

Which does squat for the players on those teams. Why drop money on your team in an uneven league?

Grit for Brains

5/21/19 11:45pm

As they should, this window won’t stay open forever

therock

5/21/19 11:55pm

Agreed- they need to actually offer Durrant the full package, but knowing

BeyondTheMark

5/22/19 7:21am

Lacob understands what many owners of the past didn’t

Warriors potential 2019-20 payroll and luxury taxes with everyone back

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