Quinten Post’s future in Golden State is in doubt after the Memphis Grizzlies put a $30 million offer on the table, sources told the New York Post on Monday, July 6, 2026.
The proposed contract has positioned Memphis to pry the 7-footer away from the Warriors, who relied on him as their primary backup in the frontcourt. League insiders described the move as “imminent,” noting that the Western Conference rivals are in active discussions with the 24-year-old center’s representatives.
Golden State has not publicly responded to the offer, and it remains unclear whether the team will attempt to retain Post or allow him to depart in free agency.
Post joined the Warriors last season and quickly became a key rotation piece. Losing him would leave Golden State searching for depth behind its starting big man corps, while Memphis would fortify its interior presence with a player entering his athletic prime.
No timeline has been announced for Post’s decision, but sources indicated that negotiations could reach a resolution within the coming days.
Source: New York Post
