Looney's greatest value to the Warriors came in times of desperation. Another pillar of the championship years is now gone.

Three-time NBA Champion Kevon Looney is headed to the Big Easy. On Monday evening, Looney reportedly agreed to a two-year deal with the New Orleans Pelicans. He will be reunited with former Warrior and fellow Milwaukee native Jordan Poole.

The Golden State Warriors may be one of the most decorated franchises of the past decade, but their dynasty clock is ticking. With Stephen Curry and Draymond Green aging, and the 2026 postseason looming as a final window,

A new potential trade suitors reportedly has emerged for Golden State Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga. According to The Athletic's Anthony Slater, "the Washington Wizards entered the mix in the last 24 hours" as the team eyes Kuminga as apart of their rebuild.

However, judging by a recent report claiming that the organization is cooking up a blockbuster three-team trade involving their 6-foot-7 NBA champion forward Jonathan Kuminga, they could finally make some noise in free agency.