Could Warriors Benefit From Expected Celtics' Offseason Decision?

NBA insider drops major bombshell about Boston Celtics, Warriors can pounce

The Boston Celtics changed ownership over recent times. The organization was sold for $6.1 billion to William Chisholm and his group.

Many had wondered if that would mean a shakeup to the roster. ESPN's Sham Charania finally delivered the verdict on that situation.

"Right now, Boston is fully focused on winning a championship. ... But I can tell you, the rest of the league is bracing for some level of change to come to the Celtics from their roster this offseason.

Sources have been telling me for weeks now that the Celtics will be exploring trade options in the offseason. This team, this iteration just is not going to be sustainable for this team. ...

They have five players right now scheduled to make $28 million or more next season. That's a league record. They would have a salary bill of $500 million. That would be league history amount.

I think the Celtics knew when they traded for Jrue Holliday and they traded for Kristaps Porzingis, they'd be staring at this in the face this summer."

-Shams Charania

With a couple of Celtics slated to potentially be available, could there be a move that entices the Warriors?

Would a player like Porzingis be worth the price of admission for Golden State? The versatile center would certainly fit the team in numerous ways. 

However, there would be notable pieces like Moses Moody and Brandin Podziemski heading in the other direction to make the money work. That assumes the Warriors would be unwilling to part with Draymond Green.

It will be worth monitoring if the team's front office believes it a worthwhile venture to try and poach one of the major talents on the Celtics roster.