On May 22, Beijing time, NBC reported that for Kevin Durant and Clay Thompson, the two stars who became free players at the same time this summer, the boss of the Warriors, Joe Ragb, said he was confident that he would keep both players at the same time.

Because of the huge salary pressure, it is generally believed that this year will be the last year for the four giants of Warriors. However, in a short message interview with reporter Tim Kawakami, Ragb revealed his opinion: "The season is still in progress, our season has not ended, and I have no new information to provide you. We love Clay and KD, and intend to renew their contracts. I am confident that they will renew their contracts. They have the right to make decisions that are most beneficial to them. They have been given that right. Our goal is to keep them both. "

Thompson has said many times that he is willing to die in the Warriors. The situation of Adu is more complicated. His agent Rick Cleman said in a recent interview that Adu has not considered the whereabouts of the summer. After sweeping the Trailblazers, the Warriors have reached the finals for the fifth consecutive year.

On May 22, Beijing time, NBC reported that for Kevin Durant and Clay Thompson, the two stars who became free players at the same time this summer, the boss of the Warriors, Joe Ragb, said he was confident that he would keep both players at the same time.

Because of the huge salary pressure, it is generally believed that this year will be the last year for the four giants of Warriors. However, in a short message interview with reporter Tim Kawakami, Ragb revealed his opinion: "The season is still in progress, our season has not ended, and I have no new information to provide you. We love Clay and KD, and intend to renew their contracts. I am confident that they will renew their contracts. They have the right to make decisions that are most beneficial to them. They have been given that right. Our goal is to keep them both. "

Thompson has said many times that he is willing to die in the Warriors. The situation of Adu is more complicated. His agent Rick Cleman said in a recent interview that Adu has not considered the whereabouts of the summer. After sweeping the Trailblazers, the Warriors have reached the finals for the fifth consecutive year.