The Golden State Warriors have hired Chuck Hayes as director of basketball operations.

Hayes retired in 2015 and spent several seasons with the Denver Nuggets as an assistant coach before joining the Rockets as a scout.

Hayes is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area. 

Lester Quinones re-signed with the Golden State Warriors on a two-way contract, sources told Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Quinones appeared in four games for the Warriors last season. 

Jerome Robinson has agreed to a training camp deal with the Golden State Warriors. Robinson will have a chance to win a spot on the Warriors' regular season roster. 

Robinson played for the Santa Cruz Warriors of the G League over the past two seasons.

Robinson was the 13th overall pick in the 2018 draft by the Los Angeles Clippers and last played in the NBA in 20-21 with the Washington Wizards. 

The Golden State Warriors are keenly aware that their core is aging. But Warriors owner Joe Lacob feels his team has plenty left in the tank.

“We can be good for several years, not just one, but we definitely want to win,” Lacob said. “We’re doing everything we can. We’re gonna have a huge payroll this year, the biggest in the history of the NBA, and we’re trying to win. I can’t try any harder, we’re trying everything we can.”

When the time does come for Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson to finish their careers, Lacob said he hopes it happens in Golden State uniforms.

“Certainly, we’d like Steph, Draymond and Klay to retire as Warriors,” Lacob said. “That is my goal, our goal, and I think it’s a good likelihood that’ll happen.”

The Golden State Warriors are likely to keep their 14th roster spot open as the remainder of the offseason plays out, sources tell Anthony Slater of The Athletic. 

The extra flexibility would allow the Warriors to make a trade if something unexpectedly materializes, or they could sign a player that suddenly becomes available such as Rudy Gay.

Gay has $6.5 million remaining on his expiring contract and is on an Oklahoma City Thunder that is overcommitted on guaranteed roster spots. The Warriors have had interest in Gay in the past.

Golden State similarly added JaMychal Green and Ty Jerome late in the 2022 offseason.

If no player materializes for that spot, they could then use it on a non-guaranteed training camp invite. Lester Quinones is a leading candidate for the spot.

The Golden State Warriors explored trading for KJ Martin this offseason, sources told Anthony Slater of The Athletic.

The Warriors could have used a trade exception created when they traded Patrick Baldwin Jr. to the Wizards.

Slater adds that discussions never reached the final stages. 

Martin was acquired by the Clippers for two second-round picks. 

Chris Paul has yet to discuss his anticipated role with Steve Kerr for this coming season with the Golden State Warriors with Steve Kerr. Paul has only been a starter throughout his career and it is unclear if he might come off the bench.

"At the end of the day, it's basketball," Paul said. "I'm going into a situation with a bunch of guys who've been playing together for a long time. I'm not as worried about it as everybody else is. ... We'll figure all of that stuff out at camp."

He continued: "You don't have the answers right now. We'll practice, and I'm sure there will be things I've got to learn about them, they've got to learn about me, but that's the case with any team."

Paul doesn't view his stint with Golden State as a final curtain -- "no question," he said.

"This is a sport. This is fun. It's a job, but I get to play basketball every day and say that's my way of life. ... I wouldn't spend this time training and playing and hooping, the time away from my family if I didn't love it the way I do. That's not going to change."

Dario Saric and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to a one-year deal.

Saric has fully recovered from an ACL injury that cost him the entire 2020-2021 season.

Saric played for the Phoenix Suns and Oklahoma City Thunder last season.

Dario Saric is likely to sign with the Golden State Warriors should no other team offer him more than the veteran minimum, according to Marc Stein of Substack.

The 29-year-old averaged 6.4 points and 3.6 rebounds with the Suns and Thunder last season. 

Cory Joseph and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to a one-year deal.

Joseph will give the Warriors depth at guard behind Stephen Curry and Chris Paul.

Joseph spent the last two seasons with the Detroit Pistons.