After a three-month-long wait, the Golden State Warriors were able to sign Al Horford to a two-year deal.
He will likely join Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green in the starting lineup because of the Dubs' lack of size.
It should be no concern because Horford has proven to be an impactful player despite his age with the Boston Celtics.
However, if the Warriors do start all four of the players mentioned, they will be making history.
It would be the first time in NBA history to have a starting lineup consisting of four players all over the age of 35.
Despite the season not having started yet, it seems that each of these guys will be in the starting lineup in a few weeks on opening tipoff.
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The oldest starting lineup in NBA history was the 2000-2001 Utah Jazz, who had 38-year-old John Stockton and 37-year-old Karl Malone, along with a 35-year-old and a 30-year-old.
Their average age was 33.4 years old, and if the Warriors decide to start 32-year-old Buddy Hield, they will have them beat at an average of 35.8 years old.
Of course, this may not be the type of history you want to make, as teams usually prefer to have younger guys on their roster.
With Curry and Butler on the roster, this is the direction the team is headed.
Although the team is up there in age, they have a window to win a championship together.
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