The Golden State Warriors have been playing the long-wait game, but it is getting close to “go time”. While the Warriors have held off making moves while

LeBron James is set to enter his 23rd NBA season after opting into his $52.6 million player option with the Los Angeles Lakers. The 40-year-old, a four-time MVP and the league’s all-time leading scorer, remains one of basketball’s best players and continues to show that he can compete at the highest level.

Last February, the biggest storyline before the trade deadline was reports that the Warriors desired a reunion with future Hall of Famer Kevin Durant. However, the 15-time All-Star passed on the chance to return to the team where he won his only championships. Oddly enough, the attempt came a year after trying to acquire another NBA legend.

Ultimately everything with the Warriors remains in a holding pattern until the Jonathan Kuminga situation is resolved.