>It actually behooves Draymond to ask for an extension now,
>while he’s still eligible for a Supermax. Zero guarantee
>he’ll be eligible next off season.
>
>I’m sure if they lose Durant the pressure will be for them
>to resign Draymond fast. I still maintain that if KD leaves,
>the Warriors let Draymond walk after next season and make a
>push for the hot shit free agents on the market next season.
>Like AD.

The only way they have money for AD is if they let KD, Klay AND Draymond walk.


>And yeah, the side effect of the injuries is that fewer teams
>make a bid for Klay and KD. But Myers is still gonna offer
>both of them the max. Which is what they’d offer them if
>they weren’t hurt.

I'm sure they probably will, I still say their injuries tilted the negotiations significantly in the organization's favor.

>I am guessing they let Iggy and Livingston ride because the
>injuries are going to effect overall performance this season.
>Then they both retire. I’d honestly like it if the
>organization hire both of them, and bring back David West, to
>work for the team, either as coaches or in the front office.
>Myers is already grooming his eventual replacement for when
>the window closes or the core players retire/move on, and I
>think it makes sense for Kerr to start cultivating young
>replacement candidates for when he decides to eventually pack
>it in.

There was already talk that Iggy and Livingston might retire after the season anyway. Recent developments will probably be further incentive to hang it up. They're both smart guys I think will have no problem finding a way to continue making money whether its in coaching, front office or TV.

What is Kerr's health situation these days? A couple of years ago it looked like he was going to have to hang it up.