Golden State Warriors plan to have an active period to strengthen their roster in the 2026 summer free agency. Among the team's primary targets are Chicago Bulls' two guards Anfernee Simons and Collin Sexton. These players are considered potential names who can increase the scoring load in the Warriors' team led by Stephen Curry. According to NBA sources, the Warriors aim to use the mid-level exception to acquire these two players. Anfernee Simons stood out with an average of 14.27 points, 2.45 rebounds, and 2.44 assists per game in the 2025-2026 season. Collin Sexton also emerges as another name that can provide significant contributions to the team's offense. With these moves, the Warriors aim to strengthen their backcourt and create a more effective scoring duo alongside Stephen Curry. However, there is no definite information yet about the transfer process and the players joining the team.