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THE RIGHT WAY: How the Warriors and Bucks can serve as cautionary tales for the Spurs' Future.
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- Jul 27, 2026
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- 2046
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Summary
Yes, it's fun to dream — but trading for Steph Curry would be a mistake for the San Antonio Spurs, and the Golden State Warriors' collapse shows exactly why. Now that Golden State has missed on LeBron James and is staring down life after Curry with an aging core and almost no assets, Matthew Tynan and Tyler Prince use it as a cautionary tale: this is how quickly a contender's flexibility disappears, and why San Antonio should keep building for a 15-year window around Victor Wembanyama instead of mortgaging it for one shot.