One of the many questions the Golden State Warriors must answer is whether they will keep Chris Paul for the 2024-25 NBA season. Paul is now on a non-guaranteed $30 million deal for next season, which the Warriors have until June 28 to decide on.
If the Warriors do not opt to keep Chris Paul, the San Antonio Spurs appear to be a club to keep an eye on.According to NBA expert Marc Stein, the San Antonio Spurs may be interested in signing Chris Paul to complement Victor Wembanyama’s experience. Here’s an exact excerpt from his article.
“A potential team to watch, should Paul and the Warriors part ways, is San Antonio,” he said. “Among the early personnel rumbles in circulation: The Spurs could emerge as a Paul suitor if they decide to pursue some veteran know-how on a short-term contract basis to furnish presumptive Rookie of the Year winner Victor Wembanyama with more seasoned help in Year 2.”
While Steve Kerr expressed a desire to bring Paul back, and Paul himself stated that he enjoyed his time in Golden State, the Warriors should be open to anything this offseason. After failing to make the playoffs this season, the Warriors should be releasing any unneeded salary right now.
