The Warriors have 13 players with guaranteed contracts for the 2021-22 season.
And it's very safe to assume that Damion Lee -- whose deal does not become fully guaranteed until early January -- will be on the Opening Night roster.
So who gets the 15th and final spot?
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As we discussed in this space Friday shortly after Andre Iguodala announced he is signing with Golden State, the most-likely outcome is the Warriors either leave it open entirely or give it to someone on a non-guaranteed basis.
This would provide the flexibility to sign a veteran in the buyout market, while saving the franchise a good amount of money when it comes to the luxury tax bill.
But what if Dennis Schröder -- who remains a free agent and almost assuredly is not going to re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers -- wants to join the Warriors via the taxpayer mid-level exception?
The 27-year-old averaged 15.4 points, 5.8 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.1 steals last season, and would give the Warriors a dynamic playmaker off the bench.
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But the chances of Schröder rocking a Dubs uniform next season are very slim, as he should be able to land a bigger contract and a larger role elsewhere.
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What about Paul Millsap? Conventional wisdom suggests the only way the 36-year-old signs with Golden State is if he agrees to take a veteran's minimum. And that probably won't happen.
So barring something unforeseen, it sure seems like free agency for the Warriors has come to an end.
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