Following Jimmy Butler's knee injury, the Golden State Warriors are reevaluating their strategy before the NBA trade deadline on February 5th. General Manager Mike Dunleavy admitted that the team's plans may shift. The Warriors, previously focused on smaller upgrades, are now considering more significant moves to improve their chances in the coming years.

Their primary target is Giannis Antetokounmpo from the Milwaukee Bucks. Sources indicate the Bucks are open to discussing a trade, potentially opening the door for the Warriors. Golden State can offer up to four first-round picks to Milwaukee. The Warriors are also gauging Antetokounmpo's interest, understanding his preferences are critical.

If the Giannis deal doesn't materialize, the Warriors aren't expected to make major moves. They have shown interest in New Orleans Pelicans wing Trey Murphy III but have been unsuccessful. The team also isn't interested in a reunion with Andrew Wiggins. The Warriors' focus has shifted towards long-term contention.

With Butler's future uncertain, the Warriors have multiple options. They could trade Butler, who is on a long-term contract, in a deal for Antetokounmpo. Other possibilities include trading Draymond Green and other rotation players to acquire the superstar. The next few days will be critical.