The Warriors are entering the 2026 NBA offseason full of questions and uncertainties.From Golden State coach Steve Kerr’s unknown future to what the team’s roster will look like next season and beyond, general manager Mike Dunleavy and the Warriors front office have plenty of work to do after the team’s absence from the playoffs for the second time in four years.In addition, Golden State will face some financial challenges this offseason as the team is projected to be under the luxury tax for the first time since the 2019-20 NBA season, ESPN’s Bobby Marks reported.The Warriors are $14.5 million below the luxury tax, $22 million under the first apron and $35 million below the second apron.Those numbers include Golden State’s 2026 first-round draft pick and the player options for forwards Draymond Green and Al Horford and guard De’Anthony Melton, who all have until June 29 to opt in.The Warriors could use a $15 million non-tax midlevel exception, but that is unlikely due to the first apron hard cap and lack of flexibility to stay under the luxury tax as Golden State builds out its roster throughout the offseason.In...