Warriors' Aging Roster: A Delicate Balance
The Golden State Warriors are preparing for the 2025-26 season with a restocked roster, but there's a notable concern - the age of their key players. Steph Curry is in his age-38 season, while Draymond Green will turn 38 in March. Newcomer Al Horford, the presumed starting and closing center, is 39.
The team's aging roster raises questions about their ability to contend for a title. Despite the potential and possibility of success, the Warriors must navigate the challenges of having older players. As Kurtenbach notes, the team's four key players have "been through the ringer more than a few times."
The Golden State Warriors are old. They have gray in their beards and remember dial-up internet — that kind of old.
The Warriors are in a fascinating spot, trying to squeeze one last drop of success out of an aging roster. Author's summary: Warriors face challenges with aging roster.
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