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Warriors finalize roster moves ahead of Curry extension

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~~Golden State~~ Warriors finalize roster ~~and pursue~~ moves ahead of Curry ~~deal~~ extension

The Golden State Warriors have finalized ~~their 15-man regular season~~ key roster moves as they prepare for critical contract discussions regarding Stephen Curry, who becomes eligible for a maximum extension on August 29. To bolster depth, the ~~2026-27 season by signing~~ team signed veteran ~~free agents~~ forward Georges Niang ~~and Brandon Williams. Niang, a 33-year-old forward with a career three-point average near 40 percent, signed~~ to a one-year, $3.9 million contract. ~~His salary is~~ Niang, a sharpshooter returning from a foot injury, has a partially ~~guaranteed, with full protection~~ guaranteed deal contingent on him remaining on the roster through January 7. The Warriors also signed 26-year-old guard Brandon Williams ~~signed~~ to a $2.6 million ~~deal to bolster second-unit ball-handling; his~~ deal. Williams joins Golden State following a career year with the Dallas Mavericks, where he averaged 13.0 points per game. His contract is currently ~~non-guaranteed. Following earlier speculation regarding Dalen Terry,~~ non-guaranteed, with a partial guarantee available if he makes the ~~Warriors have officially signed~~ opening night roster. Additionally, the team signed 24-year-old wing Dalen Terry to an Exhibit 10 training camp contract. A former 18th overall pick, Terry will compete for a ~~roster~~ spot during training ~~camp, though the team’s proximity to the second-apron hard cap~~ camp but may ~~lead him~~ be assigned to the Santa Cruz Warriors G League ~~affiliate. As~~ affiliate due to the ~~roster stabilizes,~~ team’s proximity to the ~~organization is shifting focus toward a contract extension for Stephen Curry, who becomes eligible for discussions on August 29.~~ second-apron hard cap. General manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. has expressed confidence in the goal ~~to have~~ of having Curry finish his career in the Bay Area, noting that the timing of the ~~potential~~ extension will be a major factor in the franchise’s future financial flexibility and roster construction.

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