Check out why the Warriors believe they can add LeBron James or Kawhi Leonard to join Stephen Curry next season.

Golden State will have very good options with the No. 11 pick

Here is where Mike Dunleavy and the Golden State Warriors will pick in next month's 2026 NBA Draft after Sunday's lottery.

Of course, if Golden State wants to look bigger, Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg feels just about perfect. At 6'9", he stretched the floor this past season to the tune of 37.2 percent from three on 4.5 attempts per game. And while he's already 23 years old, an evolving deep shot points to more upside than you might normally find at someone his age.

The Warriors just missed out on the NBA’s postseason, but have instead been gifted a lottery pick. Now, the organization is hoping to infuse the roster with eve

The NBA Draft lottery took place Sunday, May 10, and the Golden State Warriors came out of it with the No. 11 overall pick. The Washington Wizards won the ultimate prize, drawing the coveted No. 1 overall selection. Heading into the lottery, the Warriors were likely to land the No. 11 pick, with a 77.6% chance to do so.

As of May 2026, the Golden State Warriors are walking a tightrope this offseason. The mission is to keep Stephen Curry’s window alive while fixing a roster that stumbled through a 37-win campaign.

Golden State is in a good spot whether it trades the pick or keeps it

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