It is revealed that the Warriors will sign back Curry in November to form a 15+3 roster! 9 guards + 7 players over 33 years old. Can this be the championship?

On October 19, the Warriors officially announced that they had waived LJ Clare and Seth Curry. This move will return the Warriors' lineup to 14+3, because LJ Clare and Seth Curry both have training camp contracts.

Claire played five preseason games for the Warriors, averaging only 9.6 minutes per game, scoring 5 points, 1.8 assists and 1.6 rebounds (undrafted this year); Curry's younger brother Seth did not play a game in the preseason. Although Seth is known as Curry Jr., he is also 35 years old this year.

Subsequently, NBA reporter Mark Stein followed up the report. As I said before, the Warriors plan to re-sign Seth after laying off Seth next month when the team has sufficient salary space.

Because the Warriors only have 2 million in space left after Kuminga's contract extension, they cannot sign Curry with the veteran's minimum salary. He needs to occupy at least 2.296 million in salary space. The Warriors use the daily conversion decision to try to re-sign Seth. They first give him a training camp contract and cut him before the start of the regular season. After about two weeks, his salary will be reduced to the standard line of 2 million.

After re-signing Curry Jr., the Warriors' 15+3 roster will be determined:

Curry, Butler, Dream Chaser, Kuminga, Moody, Hield, Podemski , Santos, Davis, Post, Horford, Payton, Melton, Richard, Seth; Rowe, Toohey, Spencer (three two-way)

So can this lineup really win the championship? There are 9 guards in this lineup: Curry, Payton Jr., Seth, Spencer, Podemski, Moody, Hield, Richard, Melton.

The Warriors have seven players aged 33 and above: Curry, Horford, Hield, Butler, Dream Chaser, Seth, and Payton. To put it bluntly, this lineup is short and old. Although the Clippers' lineup is old, they are tall. The Warriors' lineup is really too short.