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The Golden State Warriors extended a qualifying offer to Ty Jerome, making him
an unrestricted free agent; however, it was reported by Anthony Slater of The
Athletic that the Cleveland Cavaliers structured a deal above Golden State's
range, which Jerome has agreed to.

Jerome played some rotation minutes for the Warriors at times last season, which
led to the team extending him a qualifying offer. That said, this is the reality
of restricted free agency that teams have to deal with. While the official
number that Jerome agreed to is not yet public, it was reported by Slater that
the deal is outside of Golden State's range.

While this is not a massive loss for the Warriors, Jerome was a solid depth
piece in their backcourt last season, and clearly impressed the Cavaliers with
his play when given an opportunity. He should have the chance to play more in
Cleveland than he did in Golden State, which could have also contributed to his
decision to leave, along with the extra money.




The Warriors have accomplished their top goal already this summer, which was the
re-signing of Draymond Green. After locking up Green for the next four seasons,
the fourth of which has a player option, Golden State will move forward with the
free agency market. Losing Jerome is not something they wanted to happen, but
the Warriors should be able to find a depth piece in his place.




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The Oklahoma City Thunder are a team that could make some noise in 2023.

They have been bad for many years and because of that, they have acquired some
top draft picks.

OKC has cashed in on a few of their picks and now look poised to compete for a
playoff spot next season.

One player who will be entering his rookie season next year is Chet Holmgren.

He was the second overall pick in the 2022 NBA Draft but missed all of last
season with a foot injury.

Holmgren is one of the rare talents that can do it all.




Standing at 7’1″, the 21-year-old can dribble, shoot, and rebound.

Not being able to play last season may have been have been a blessing in
disguise.

He was able to put on 13 pounds of muscle over the year and you can see a
physique change.

NBA on ESPN has the before and after of Holmgren from when he joined the NBA to
now.








Holmgren will join a young core in Oklahoma City led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

SGA was an all-star last season and named a first-team All-NBA player.

The Thunder also have Josh Giddey and Jaylen Williams who are young players that
have shown promise.

While the Thunder may be too inexperienced to compete atop the Western
Conference next year, they could be a playoff team.






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