“They still need him”: the Warriors’ latest decision that divides fans!

Despite interest on the market for several days, the Warriors have decided not to sign any player according to information from Shams Charania. The front office wants to keep options open for the rest of this season, even if this decision is not well received by fans.

After a few days of reflection and research to recruit a player, the Warriors finally said no to Dwight Howard. As announced this Friday by Shams Charania, the leaders were not convinced by the pivot, who could therefore return to Taiwan or elsewhere in the near future. A real disappointment for the player, seen with Draymond Green and Chris Paul during a recent workout.

The Warriors’ controversial decision

According to Shams, the Dubs have not planned to choose another player, like Dewayne Dedmon for example. The franchise will keep this free spot and should instead improvise during the season. A disappointing decision for some fans, especially when we know that the domestic sector is seriously lacking in size at the moment. The signing of D12 would not have been too much.

The Golden State Warriors WILL NOT sign Dwight Howard, per @ShamsCharania pic.twitter.com/xBsmaIFfuJ

— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) September 22, 2023

The Golden State Warriors will NOT sign Dwight Howard, according to Shams Charania.

It remains to be seen whether the Warriors will regret this decision or not, or whether the current roster will be able to limit the damage. On the other hand and after almost a week in California, we imagine that Howard’s disappointment is significant. Just like that of the fans.

They need him SO bad though!!

— @FPLGain (@FplGain) September 22, 2023

Yet they need him so much!!

Pain

— WarriorsMuse (@WarriorsMuse) September 22, 2023

Pain

Wouldn’t be a bad move. They need size

— ۟ (@outthewaytre) September 22, 2023

It wouldn’t have been a bad move. They need size

Dwight Howard will not sign with the Warriors, nor will anyone for that matter. The franchise should keep this workforce for the recovery, even if the domestic sector is far from perfect. Let’s hope for the organization that it does not regret this choice.