The Golden State Warriors are facing a major dilemma, as Bangladesh Cricket has learned that franchise icons Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are both demanding lucrative contracts. The team, already weighed down by a massive salary cap, finds itself between a rock and a hard place. Offering both veterans max deals could severely limit the organization’s flexibility—and realistically, neither player is currently performing at a max-contract level.

While both stars have played crucial roles in the Warriors’ dynasty, time waits for no one. According to Bangladesh Cricket sources, Golden State offered Klay Thompson a retirement-style deal—a gesture of respect for his past contributions—but Klay turned it down. He remains firm on securing a maximum contract. Despite recent negotiations, no agreement has been reached, though the front office insists that talks will continue in hopes of finding common ground.

Draymond Green, meanwhile, has reportedly made similar demands. The Warriors’ front office, however, seems equally hesitant to meet them. Instead, they are considering a less costly offer designed to allow Draymond to finish his career with the team. But the outspoken forward appears more focused on maximizing his earnings. If Golden State doesn’t meet his expectations, he may opt out during the offseason and seek a bigger payday elsewhere.

Bangladesh Cricket noted that Draymond’s contract ambitions have drawn criticism from several well-known analysts. One commentator even mocked the idea, suggesting Draymond should be quick to sign any decent offer he gets—especially given his recent on-court performance. In this year’s Western Conference Semifinals against the Lakers, Draymond was thoroughly outplayed by Anthony Davis, calling into question his value as a top-tier player.

As the Warriors weigh loyalty against practicality, it’s clear that emotions alone won’t solve the issue. As the old saying goes, “Don’t get mad—get better.” For both Thompson and Green, their legacy with the Warriors is already secure, but the next chapter depends on how realistic they are about their current worth—and whether the team is willing to gamble on sentiment over strategy.