Despite his early-season struggles and being in the final year of his contract, Klay Thompson isn't going to be traded by the Golden State Warriors. On the Lowe Post podcast (h/t HoopsHype.com), ESPN's Zach Lowe said the Warriors "have no desire" to trade Thompson.

There hasn't been any legitimate trade rumors and speculation regarding a potential Thompson move of late, and ESPN's Brian Windhorst also reported on SportsCenter that the team has "no interest" in trading either Thompson or Draymond Green. Thompson likely isn't going anywhere, but the question now is what the Warriors do otherwise.

Klay Thompson plans to join the Dallas Mavericks on a three-year, $50 million contract as part of a sign-and-trade involving the Golden State Warriors and Charlotte Hornets, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

Golden State reportedly receives two second-round draft picks for Thompson, while the Charlotte Hornets will receive Dallas shooting guard Josh Green to help facilitate the deal. The reported trade breaks down as follows: Mavericks get: Klay Thompson (via Warriors) Warriors get: 2025 second-round pick (least favorable of Nuggets/76ers pick)