Are Warriors a coveted free-agent destination?

"I want to control my own destiny," Looney said. "I know how they like to negotiate, how they like to do business. I knew it was going to be a lowball price to start, and if I couldn’t find nothing else, no money out there anywhere else, I was just going to have to take it."

Players around the NBA will take what Looney said and think that the Warriors will look to win the negotiation and try to get the best team-friendly deal for players whom they are not primarily focused on building around. 

It’s surprising to see that an organization known for making big moves and signing big-time free agents during its dynastic run is completely silent during free agency.

It might be as simple as they don’t have enough to make another big move and add another big-time free agent due to having 85% of their cap space going to three players: Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green. 

There are speculation and rumors that players like Al Horford, De'Anthony Melton, Ben Simmons and Seth Curry are potential free-agent targets, but there is no concrete evidence. In terms of big-time players in free agency, the organization does not seem to have the same shine as in years past. 

Ultimately, though, Golden State will continue be a major destination for big-time free agents because of one factor: having the ability to play with the greatest shooter of all time, Steph Curry.