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Curry is such a class act!!!! How can you not like the kid?
Steph Curry is sending a Finals jersey to Drazen Petrovic's mom - CBSSports.com
Steph Curry is sending a Finals jersey to Drazen Petrovic's mom - CBSSports.com
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Curry is such a class act!!!! How can you not like the kid?
Steph Curry is sending a Finals jersey to Drazen Petrovic's mom - CBSSports.com
Steph Curry is sending a Finals jersey to Drazen Petrovic's mom - CBSSports.com
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Warriors draft Kevon Looney.
There are suitors for David Lee, but they wanted Warriors' 1st round pick, plus Harrison Barnes. Lol. He'll probably be moved once the other C/PF free agents are signed.
There are suitors for David Lee, but they wanted Warriors' 1st round pick, plus Harrison Barnes. Lol. He'll probably be moved once the other C/PF free agents are signed.
Looney helps the offense, esp in rebounds. But I read he's not that good as a defender. Lee Jr?
They say he's a good defender who can block shots too. Can play multiple positions which would fit the Warriors style. Dude won't play much if any next season (barring injuries to core players) because of his hip injury or something. Plus the fact that there's already so much depth at the SF/PF spots. They will most likely keep Mo Speights for next season.
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As Draymond would say "Ayye!!!"
Report: Warriors, Draymond Green agree to new deal | CSN Bay Area
5 years for $85 million
Congrats to Draymond, he's the lifeblood of this team.
Report: Warriors, Draymond Green agree to new deal | CSN Bay Area
5 years for $85 million
Congrats to Draymond, he's the lifeblood of this team.
From CSN Bay Area:
Report: Pacers FA David West targeting Warriors, Spurs | CSN Bay Area
Report: Pacers FA David West targeting Warriors, Spurs | CSN Bay Area
Coming off an NBA championship, Golden State is an attractive destination for NBA free agents.
Veteran free agent David West, who declined a $12.2 million player option to remain with the Indiana Pacers this year, is interested in playing for either the Warriors or San Antonio Spurs, according to a USA Today report.
West, who turns 35 next month, wants to play for a title contender, and he's willing to take quite a pay cut to make it happen.
"At this point in my career, it's all about winning," West said. "And again, I don't want to be in a position where we're just fighting to make the playoffs, I want to be in a spot where we can legitimately taste the finals."
The Warriors could reportedly either sign him for $3.3 million annually with their mini midlevel exception or for $1.49 million annually at the veteran minimum.
An All-Star in 2008 and 2009 with the New Orleans Hornets, West is a proven scorer whose production has waned in recent years. But the 12-year veteran has averaged more than 10 points per game in each of the last 10 seasons.
He averaged 11.7 points, 6.8 rebounds and 28.7 minutes over 66 games for the Pacers last year -- down from his career averages of 15.5 points and 7.2 rebounds per game.
Veteran free agent David West, who declined a $12.2 million player option to remain with the Indiana Pacers this year, is interested in playing for either the Warriors or San Antonio Spurs, according to a USA Today report.
West, who turns 35 next month, wants to play for a title contender, and he's willing to take quite a pay cut to make it happen.
"At this point in my career, it's all about winning," West said. "And again, I don't want to be in a position where we're just fighting to make the playoffs, I want to be in a spot where we can legitimately taste the finals."
The Warriors could reportedly either sign him for $3.3 million annually with their mini midlevel exception or for $1.49 million annually at the veteran minimum.
An All-Star in 2008 and 2009 with the New Orleans Hornets, West is a proven scorer whose production has waned in recent years. But the 12-year veteran has averaged more than 10 points per game in each of the last 10 seasons.
He averaged 11.7 points, 6.8 rebounds and 28.7 minutes over 66 games for the Pacers last year -- down from his career averages of 15.5 points and 7.2 rebounds per game.
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anyone seen kevon looney play in the summer league?
not much lift on his jumps and not very explosive........
wonder if he still has those hip issues...
not much lift on his jumps and not very explosive........
wonder if he still has those hip issues...
My scattered and amateur thoughts on Looney after Summer League - Golden State Of Mind
Didn't get a chance to catch any summer league but that's not surprising. Just checked the box scores of the summer league games and McAdoo looked like he was ballin.
Didn't get a chance to catch any summer league but that's not surprising. Just checked the box scores of the summer league games and McAdoo looked like he was ballin.
