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Golden State Warriors

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GSW finished 37-45 (0.451) with 0 playoff game(s). Its governed core had 12 players and a rotation-weighted age of 29.5. The team had 4 critical/structural basketball problem(s), 0 future pick-control row(s), and 41.7% future core salary schedule coverage. This describes the planning position; it does not recommend a direction.

Player	Role	Strongest functions	Minutes	On/Off	Stab. RAPM	Evidence
Brandin Podziemski	—	—	2,378	—	—	metrics unavailable
Draymond Green	—	—	1,909	—	—

On/Off and stabilized RAPM are separate impact lanes on a per-100 scale — never combined into one grade. A dash means evidence is unavailable, not zero.

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No accepted future asset-control rows are governed for this team yet. Asset-control coverage is known to be partial league-wide — this is missing evidence, not an empty cupboard.

No governed authority-regime rows are knowable for this team at this as-of moment.

Officially announced. | Exact source-decision/event lineage promoted; draft or contract domain reconstruction remains explicit.

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Officially announced. | Exact source-decision/event lineage promoted; draft or contract domain reconstruction remains explicit.

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Officially announced. | Exact source-decision/event lineage promoted; draft or contract domain reconstruction remains explicit.

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Departure side derived only from the named completed/reported destination move; evidence status is preserved. Officially announced. | Exact event and roster-action lineage promoted by nba_live_gap_closure_program_v1_20260825.

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Officially announced. | Exact source-decision/event lineage promoted; draft or contract domain reconstruction remains explicit.

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Reported by ESPN; not treated as completed.

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Later resolved by James signing with Philadelphia.

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Official selecting-team result. | Exact source-decision/event lineage promoted; draft or contract domain reconstruction remains explicit.

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Official selecting-team result. | Exact source-decision/event lineage promoted; draft or contract domain reconstruction remains explicit.

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Functional Shortage · led by Jimmy Butler III, then Gui Santos

Functional Strength · led by Jimmy Butler III, then Draymond Green

Withheld Proxy Only · led by Brandin Podziemski, then De'Anthony Melton

Functional Shortage · led by Al Horford, then Brandin Podziemski

Functional Shortage · led by Jimmy Butler III, then Jimmy Butler III

Functional Shortage · led by Quinten Post, then Quinten Post

Withheld No Above Replacement Production · led by Brandin Podziemski, then De'Anthony Melton

Middle Tier Distributed · led by Stephen Curry, then Stephen Curry

Withheld Proxy Only · led by Brandin Podziemski, then De'Anthony Melton

Coverage: partial future core salary schedule. Scheduled core salary is a partial schedule, not a full cap projection.

Al Horford has a reported contract-control horizon through the 2028 season. The June 30 date is a season-boundary planning proxy, not proof of exact free-agency status. The player is inside the two-season extension-review horizon, but exact eligibility and value are not certified.

Moses Moody has a reported contract-control horizon through the 2028 season. The June 30 date is a season-boundary planning proxy, not proof of exact free-agency status. The player is inside the two-season extension-review horizon, but exact eligibility and value are not certified.

Will Richard has a reported contract-control horizon through the 2029 season. The June 30 date is a season-boundary planning proxy, not proof of exact free-agency status. No extension-review trigger is applied yet.

De'Anthony Melton has a reported player option for the 2027 season at a reported $3,451,779. Player controls the option. The exact decision date is unresolved.

Will Richard has a reported team option for the 2029 season at a reported $2,735,698. Team controls the option. The exact decision date is unresolved.