The Golden State Warriors have made minor additions to their roster, signing Javan Johnson and Donta Scott to Exhibit 10 deals ahead of training camp, although their future playing time remains uncertain. Despite these changes, fans are left wanting more, especially following the offseason loss of Klay Thompson. The Warriors have attempted to acquire a star player but have faced setbacks, with analysts suggesting that current targets like Julius Randle may not fit their style of play. As Stephen Curry's championship window narrows at age 36, the team must decide whether to invest in veteran talent or continue developing young players like Jonathan Kuminga. Additionally, the Phoenix Suns are waiving forwards Nassir Little and EJ Liddell, potentially impacting the Warriors' pursuit of depth in their roster. The Warriors remain in a precarious position, looking to balance immediate competitiveness with long-term growth.