The Golden State Warriors aren’t keeping Buddy Hield just because they like him.
It’s because they need him.
Golden State’s goal is clear: maximize Stephen Curry’s window. Hield brings instant shooting and floor spacing they can’t afford to lose right now.
Sure, he’s not a perfect two-way player. But unless another team offers a deal that helps more today, the Warriors would rather keep Hield than gamble on the unknown.
For now, he’s not a trade chip. He’s part of the win-now plan.
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