The Golden State Warriors have finally signed seven-foot center Quinten Post, but did they make the wrong decision in the process by waiving Summer League standout Daeqwon Plowden?

Plus, the Warriors are officially bringing Kevin Knox II to training camp, so can the former ninth overall pick win a final main roster spot over Gui Santos or Lindy Waters III?

The Golden State Warriors have waived a trio of players over recent days, raising the possibility of adding a veteran free agent to the mix ahead of training camp next week.

Speaking of which, part two of the major questions entering training camp and preseason, with a specific focus on those that will likely be pushing for rotation minutes off the bench.

The Golden State Warriors have signed another intriguing prospect in the form of Blake Hinson, with the 6'8" sharpshooter having recently been waived by the Los Angels Lakers.

Also on this episode, the Warriors show interest in a former player and 2015 NBA champion, and outlining one pivotal training camp question for seven players who could push for a starting role come opening night. 

After signing a trio of players to exhibit 10 contracts in recent days, the Golden State Warriors appear to have completed their 21-man training camp roster.

This episode takes a look at the entire roster position-by-position, the positives and negatives, the expected starting lineup, and what the Warriors plan to do with 52nd overall pick Quinten Post.

The Golden State Warriors reportedly have had interest in Jimmy Butler, but is the 6x All-Star necessarily a good fit at the franchise? Should the Warriors pursue Butler or wait for a better option? Have your say in the comments on the YouTube channel.

Plus, more updates on the extension eligibility of Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, including an underrated trade element that could play a big role in Golden State's decision-making.

The Warriors have until October 21 to come to terms on contract extensions for Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, but will their be new deals in place for the former lottery picks?

Plus, Golden State's lack of point guard depth may not exactly be the case, with an unusual but obvious answer that may alleviate the pressure on second-year guard Brandin Podziemski. 

Troy Brown Jr. is the latest player the Warriors have reportedly brought in for offseason workouts, though it could be viewed as a colossal waste of time given the franchise's current roster situation.

Plus, how Golden State are walking a fine balance in their roster decisions, having gained a new-found perspective following the Kelly Oubre Jr. disaster in 2020-21.

The Golden State Warriors are working out 6'10" sharpshooter Davis Bertans, but is the Latvian a legitimate candidate for the opening night roster, and what does it say about the team's need for more shooting in the front court.

Talking of shooting, are we about to see a return of high school/college Kevon Looney? The 3x champion looks noticeably slimmer in offseason workout photos, and has recently outlined his desire to adapt his game.

Stephen Curry reaffirmed his wish to be a one-franchise player, so what does his new extension mean for the Warriors going forward?

Plus, looking at three other pieces of contract business Golden State need to attend to, starting with an extension for another of their most important players.

Olympic standout and former first-round pick Bruno Caboclo is currently training with the Warriors, but the 28-year-old's dream of an NBA return may only come at the expense of a Brazilian teammate.

Plus, Brandin Podziemski outlines an ambitious mark for his three-point shooting next season, yet should the young guard's focus be on replacing more of Chris Paul than Klay Thompson?