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What we learned about Warriors from NBA Summer League
The Warriors had, arguably, the least-heralded Summer League roster. Second-year center Quinten Post did not play, and there were no ballyhooed prospects on a roster populated by NBA hopefuls, benchwarmers and future all-stars in Puerto Rico’s Baloncesto Superior Nacional.
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The Dallas Mavericks made the not-so-surprising decision to shut down Cooper Flagg earlier this month following his second ...
Golden State rookie Taran Armstrong did not play last season, but the rookie still learned a thing or two from Steph Curry ...
The Golden State Warriors have not enjoyed a great deal of success during summer league play, but several individuals have ...
Jackson Rowe led the Warriors with 14 points, and rookie Will Richard was a two-way standout with 12 points and two steals.
Well, it looks like the Golden State Warriors remembered how to draft. Because despite the aggressive move they made to acquire 2025 56th draft pick Will Richar ...
The Golden State Warriors' free agency signing list is about to get a lot more exciting. Someone in the know says the ...
League is typically an opportunity for young, proven players to improve certain parts of their game, while unproven players try to stand out and ...
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Gabe Madsen helps lead Warriors to first win in Las Vegas Summer League vs. JazzLed by Gabe Madsen, the Warriors secured their first win of the Summer League with a 103-93 victory over the Utah Jazz.
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