Porzingis will "see what's the best direction" for him during free agency, Melissa Rohlin of the California Post reports. Porzingis will be an unrestricted free agent, allowing him to sign with any club heading into the 2026-27 campaign. Although the 30-year-old admitted to enjoying his time with the Warriors, he added that he would like to "look at the whole picture" while prioritizing his health. Porzingis began last season in Atlanta before being traded to Golden State. In 15 regular-season games with the Warriors, he averaged 16.1 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.1 blocks while shooting 31.1 percent from deep across 23.7 minutes per contest. However, as has been the case throughout Porzingis' career, he had trouble staying off the injury report. Golden State reportedly wants to re-sign him, although it will presumably be for much less than the two-year, $60 million extension he inked with the Celtics in 2023, especially considering his diagnosis of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome.
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1.6Player GP GS MIN PTS REB AST BLK STL TO DD2 TD3 A/TO +/- 3PA 3PM 3P% 2PA 2PM 2P% FGA FGM FG% FTA FTM FT% PF DREB OREB TS% S. Curry SG10013.37.11.21.00.00.30.2005.012.51.248.0%2.41.250.0%4.92.449.0%1.21.191.7%0.70.80.465.4%383831.120.05.64.90.21.41.6303.11852.20.837.6%9.95.555.2%12.26.351.9%7.66.586.4%1.23.22.364.6%P. Spencer PG661418.67.22.43.50.10.71.3102.7-952.50.935.7%4.11.947.0%6.62.842.7%0.90.777.2%1.11.60.851.6%Q. Post C673517.37.74.01.40.50.40.8001.7604.11.433.6%2.41.561.7%6.62.944.0%0.60.579.1%1.93.01.056.0%151123.716.15.32.31.10.61.7001.4-44.91.531.1%6.93.651.9%11.95.143.3%5.14.384.4%2.54.11.357.1%824328.513.85.13.70.21.11.6502.3155.01.937.1%5.52.953.1%10.64.845.5%2.92.379.7%1.74.20.958.3%D. Melton PG492423.012.33.22.60.41.61.9001.4955.01.529.4%5.82.950.5%10.84.440.7%2.52.082.6%1.92.40.851.8%D. Green PF686827.58.45.55.50.60.92.7202.1-1344.61.532.6%2.71.557.5%7.23.041.8%1.20.970.2%2.94.70.854.0%9011.63.83.30.90.10.21.0000.9-140.40.00.0%2.41.250.0%2.91.242.3%2.01.366.7%1.71.91.450.1%B. Hield SG44317.58.02.51.50.20.81.0001.6-884.41.534.4%2.41.460.0%6.83.043.3%0.80.679.4%1.31.90.656.2%36111.44.23.10.90.50.40.5001.8-490.00.0100.0%2.81.658.4%2.81.758.8%1.40.855.8%1.11.81.360.1%M. Leons SF25211.03.32.10.90.40.60.5001.8-750.60.225.0%2.21.150.0%2.91.344.4%0.80.678.9%1.20.91.251.6%S. Curry PG434130.926.63.64.70.41.12.8301.78911.34.439.3%7.34.358.4%18.68.746.8%5.14.792.3%1.73.20.463.7%G. Payton II SG73115.67.53.61.70.30.90.8202.0-1091.70.529.1%3.92.871.2%5.73.358.3%0.50.465.0%1.82.21.463.2%M. Moody SG604925.712.13.31.60.61.01.0001.7806.32.540.1%3.01.652.2%9.34.144.0%1.91.577.0%2.02.50.960.0%W. Richard SG692120.06.42.51.30.11.20.8001.8-973.11.033.5%1.91.367.9%5.02.346.8%0.80.785.2%1.91.51.059.6%J. Kuminga PF201323.812.15.92.50.30.42.3101.1-292.70.932.1%7.13.650.4%9.74.445.4%3.32.574.2%1.74.41.554.3%N. Williams SG14217.18.02.11.00.00.41.1000.9-792.10.943.3%4.12.151.7%6.33.148.9%1.10.986.7%1.90.71.459.2%L. Cryer PG18116.28.21.61.00.00.20.8001.3165.22.139.4%1.30.643.5%6.52.640.2%1.10.989.5%1.61.30.259.0%451321.58.34.92.61.10.70.9002.8-94.61.636.1%2.61.453.8%7.23.142.6%0.60.584.6%1.13.91.055.4%5020.010.67.21.01.40.40.8201.3-240.00.00.0%6.24.267.7%6.24.267.7%2.62.284.6%2.24.82.472.2%G. Santos PF683020.59.23.92.30.30.91.5301.6353.31.135.1%3.52.263.9%6.83.450.0%1.81.372.5%2.12.81.160.9%
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Porzingis will "see what's the best direction" for him during free agency, Melissa Rohlin of the California Post reports. Porzingis will be an unrestricted free agent, allowing him to sign with any club heading into the 2026-27 campaign. Although the 30-year-old admitted to enjoying his time with the Warriors, he added that he would like to "look at the whole picture" while prioritizing his health. Porzingis began last season in Atlanta before being traded to Golden State. In 15 regular-season games with the Warriors, he averaged 16.1 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.1 blocks while shooting 31.1 percent from deep across 23.7 minutes per contest. However, as has been the case throughout Porzingis' career, he had trouble staying off the injury report. Golden State reportedly wants to re-sign him, although it will presumably be for much less than the two-year, $60 million extension he inked with the Celtics in 2023, especially considering his diagnosis of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome.
Post (foot) averaged 7.7 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.4 assists, 0.5 blocks and 0.4 steals in 17.3 minutes per game across 67 regular-season appearances (35 starts) in 2025-26. Even as a member of the starting five, Post saw inconsistent playing time for the injury-plagued Warriors this season. The big man produced numbers similar to his rookie campaign but saw a dip in his three-point efficiency, shooting 33.6 percent from downtown. He still appeared in 25 more regular-season games than in 2024-25, though he missed the final seven outings of the regular season and both Play-In Tournament games due to a right foot injury. The 26-year-old's future in Golden State is uncertain, with the club holding a team option for 2026-27.
Williams averaged 8.0 points, 2.1 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 0.4 steals in 17.1 minutes per game across 14 regular-season appearances (two starts) in 2025-26. Williams joined Golden State on a two-way contract in mid-February and saw an expanded role at times for the injury-plagued Warriors. The 27-year-old wing will look to earn a full-time NBA roster spot next season, as he's no longer eligible for a two-way pact.
Leons averaged 3.3 points, 2.1 rebounds, 0.9 assists, 0.6 steals and 0.4 blocks in 11.0 minutes per game across 25 regular-season appearances (two starts) in the 2025-26 campaign. After averaging just 3.5 minutes per game over six regular-season appearances with the Thunder in 2024-25, Leons saw an increased role for the injury-plagued Warriors this season. The two-way player signed with Golden State in early December on a two-way pact and logged the majority of his action in the second half of the season. The 26-year-old forward also appeared in 33 G League outings between the Santa Cruz Warriors and Oklahoma City Blue, during which he averaged 14.3 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.1 assists, 1.5 steals and 0.9 blocks in 34.1 minutes per tilt.
Spencer chipped in two points (1-2 FG, 0-1 3Pt) in one minute during Friday's 111-96 Play-In Game loss to the Suns. Spencer was a healthy DNP for Wednesday's win against the Clippers before being limited to garbage time in Friday's loss. The Northwestern product enjoyed a productive third season in the NBA, averaging career highs in minutes (18.6), points (7.2), assists (3.5) and rebounds (2.4). Spencer enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent and will certainly look to join a team who can promise him more consistent playing time.
Curry ended with no counting stats in one minute during Friday's 111-96 Play-In Game loss to the Suns. Curry missed the majority of the 2025-26 season due to a variety of injuries and ailments. He did see some more meaningful playing time across his final five regular-season games, having averaged 8.8 points, 1.0 rebounds and 1.6 threes over 14.8 minutes per game in that span. Curry enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent and should garner interest from a team looking to upgrade its backcourt with a veteran sharpshooter.
Richard posted no counting stats in one minute during Friday's 111-96 Play-In Game loss to the Suns. Richard mostly operated off the bench in his first year in the NBA, though he did start in 21 of 69 regular-season games and averaged 6.4 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.0 threes over 20.0 minutes. However, the rookie second-rounder saw his playing time dip significantly toward the tail end of the season, resulting in a healthy DNP against the Clippers on Wednesday and just one minute of garbage time Friday. Richard's playing time in his sophomore year will largely depend on the statuses of both Jimmy Butler (knee) and Moses Moody (knee).
Bassey posted no counting stats in one minute during Friday's 111-96 Play-In Game loss to Phoenix. Bassey opened the 2025-26 season with the Grizzlies on a 10-day contract before being let go. He proceeded to spend most of his time in the G League, but he found himself back at the NBA level with stints in Philadelphia, Boston and finally Golden State. Bassey appeared in five regular-season games for the Warriors and averaged 10.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 1.4 blocks over 20.0 minutes. He's an unrestricted free agent this offseason and will likely sign with a team for the Summer League as a rehearsal for an Exhibit 10 contract for training camp.