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Because of the Olympics, this offseason does not seem to be long for NBA fans. In the blink of an eye, there is only a little over a month left before the next season's NBA team training camp. Except for the players who are still taking a vacation to adjust their physical condition, and those stars who have commercial activities, most of the remaining players have returned to training to prepare for the upcoming training camp. As a team that has undergone a major lineup change during this offseason, the Golden State Warriors have also begun to prepare for training camp. The Warriors announced their decision, Curry put pressure on the top management, Deng Liwei's mission was not completed, and there were fatal flaws in the championship race.

According to Monte Poole, a reporter for the Warriors in the Bay Area, the Warriors have decided to hold a new season training camp in Hawaii. This is the first time the Warriors have moved their training camp to Hawaii since they moved their home court to the Chase Center. The Warriors will leave for Hawaii after the media day. According to additional reports, the huge reduction in luxury tax expenses during the offseason is one of the factors that the Warriors are willing to bear the extra expenses to hold a training camp overseas. However, in addition to this, improving the cohesion of the team is what the Warriors are more concerned about, because their lineup structure is very special. Curry and Green are both very old veterans, while Kuminga, Bodemski and others are all rising stars, and they are all under 25 years old.