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With the signing of Kevin Durant last summer, the Warriors were especially busy re-tooling their roster after losing in the NBA Finals. But with Durant possibly opting out of his contract and Stephen Curry becoming a free agent, Golden State will be busier than ever this upcoming offseason.

There is good news for the Warriors though: Durant has hinted that he will re-sign and so has Curry. Because of this, Warriors owner Joe Lacob is not worried in the least bit about re-signing both Curry and Durant in free agency.

From USA Today's Sam Amick:

"I have no angst whatsoever (about re-signing Durant and Curry)," Warriors owner Joe Lacob told USA TODAY Sports. "I totally am positive (that) I think those guys are going to sign. They're both free agents. They have a right to do whatever they want. They've earned it, and I respect that. If they don't sign with us for some reason, then shame on me and us. I take responsibility for that. But I don't see that happening."

Backing up Lacob, Durant hinted to Amick that he will likely re-sign with the Warriors:

"I'm liking it here," Durant said. "I'm liking everything that's going on. I know what my contract says, but I didn't plan on coming here for just a year. I'm in it right now, and I'm also just focusing on day by day.

"I know it's cliché, and you hear that all the time, but I'm seriously just not thinking about it because I'm like - I'm just in it for the long haul."

Really, there isn't a good reason why both Curry and Durant won't re-sign with the Warriors. Curry will likely earn a $207 million long-term deal and Durant will also be eligible to receive a max deal as well. Plus, with both Curry and Durant, the Warriors are a perennial championship contender and likely will remain one of the best teams in the league for years to come. With all of this in mind, it's no wonder Lacob is so confident in Golden State's ability to keep both Curry and Durant.