Over the last three seasons, the Warriors have demonstrated that their current roster is not championship-caliber.Former Golden State assistant coach Jerry Stackhouse shared on FanDuel TV’s “Run It Back” which two NBA stars could lighten the load for Steph Curry and bring the organization back to the top of the mountain.“I’ve been hearing Kawhi [Leonard],” Stackhouse stated. “You’ve been hearing Lebron [James]. Maybe getting a piece like that can rejuvenate everybody and can fill in the gaps.”The Warriors have said it themselves, they are a fading dynasty. Staying competitive, and competing for a title is tough when your best player is nearing his 40s.“Steph’s going to be 39 this year and Father Time is undefeated,” Stackhouse said. “You have to find a way for him to be a compliment, not be the guy that you’re solely depending on.”If there’s any way to have Curry as the No. 2 option, that would mean the roster would be revamped, to say the least. One piece to the puzzle that currently is unclear is Jimmy Butler, who tore his ACL back in...