Multiple reports describe a Warriors plan focused on sustaining the franchise once Stephen Curry’s championship window closes. Yahoo Sports and the New York Post both report that Golden State management remains concerned with maximizing Curry’s remaining contention window, while also looking beyond it. According to longtime Bay Area reporter Tim Kawakami, Warriors owner Joe Lacob wants to demonstrate that the organization can continue winning after Curry is no longer the team’s central figure. The accounts frame this as an organizational priority rather than a specific, finalized roster change. The reporting suggests Lacob is pushing for a strategy designed to manage the transition away from Curry’s peak performance and leadership. While the sources agree on the overall direction—preparing for the post-Curry era—they do not provide detailed agreement on particular personnel moves in the excerpts provided. The theme across outlets is long-term planning: keeping the roster positioned to compete during Curry’s prime, while also establishing a clear path for continued success afterward.