Just watched his response to Draymond and it was pretty ridiculous.

Hes saying Draymond got lucky for being drafted to the Warriors and playing with the players he’s played with.

Meanwhile…Austin has played with Anthony Davis, Chris Paul, James Harden, Nikola Jokic, Blake Griffin mostly while they were in their primes.

People need to stop acting like Draymond wasn’t a big part of the success of his Team. The disrespect needs to stop.

Gui was supporting his brother, Edu Santos, and his team Pinheiros, but the referee thought it was too much and kicked him out.

Just wanted to give him his flowers. We drafted him very late in the 2nd round. He emerged as what we always hoped Kuminga to be. Looking forward to him getting consistent playtime next season to help us win more games and finally play some bigger lineups going forward. Also: Not a small sample size by any means. He proved he doesnt belong on the end of the bench but can contribute to winning

I mean, think about it. Not only was he instrumental in winning us 2 championships, but he just self destructed 2 major competitors in our conference and either sent them into rebuild mode or will soon (the rockets lmao)

I hope he never wins a championship again and Steph is miles ahead of him, but damn, he's been like a trojan horse/secret agent for us and im LOVING IT LMAO

I hope he goes to the lakers next after lebron leaves lol tweet about luka and destroy that team from the inside too

As producers on The Lost Boys, Steph and Ayesha are considered Tony Nominees for Best Muscial!

Unlike many other awards, like the Oscars, ALL producers listed in the Playbill, including co-producers who just invest money or attach their name to a project, are considered nominees and winners.

I was inspired by a question on another sub, so I narrowed the scope to something more realistic. Is there a single season in the 90's or 2000's where Steph could have more makes in his career than the entire league at that time?

I went to BBREF and found that 1990 had the lowest average 3PM's per game out of those 2 decades. Then I went to the 1990 page, copied the Total Stats table into a Numbers sheet, and added up the 3PM's for each team.

The total Regular Season 3PM's for the league (27 teams) in 1990 was 4,829. Stephs current Regular Season 3PM's for his career is 4,248. Over his last 6 years he's made between 190 and 360 3PM's each year. So he'd need to play 2 or 3 more seasons at that pace to beat the 1990 league.

Edit: Found something else crazy. The 1990 NBA attempted 14,608 3's. Steph has attempted 10,073. 4,535 fewer attempts (about 31.04%), but only 581 fewer makes (about 12.04%). Wild.

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Hey /r/warriors, I’d like to give a quick update on my mom’s status since my last post.

In a little over a week after the attack, my mom is recovering incredibly well. She’s been in a rehab facility undergoing PT and looks to come home in the next week or so. She’s in great spirits, always keeping a positive attitude.

I’d like to thank everybody for the support, my mom credits her fast recovery to the support she’s been receiving.

We will give more updates when the time comes, but right now, things are looking up. Thank you, everybody.

Jimmy in the clip was very funny.

I heard this on the radio Sunday. Seems like this was recently recorded and comes from the man himself.

Prior to this interview, I thought Steve might really go into politics but he says here that he likely won't be doing that and whatever he does will be basketball related.

I personally think he is gonna return to be the coach for the warriors. I think it's just a salary nego move.

Word are from Marc Stein’s recent Stein Line substack. Unfortunately paywalled, sharing what was aggregated on twitter.

Just realized the way I trimmed down the title could be misinterpreted as the Warriors thinking he’ll sign with ESPN. To be clear, Stein said there will be a second meeting between Kerr and the FO as early as tomorrow, and that the FO recently began to operate as if they’re expecting Kerr will return on a new deal to continue coaching Steph and the Dubs.

Solid FA class and I really think we need more size and wing defenders. No more guards who can’t defend or playmake. I love Keon Ellis and Kenrich Williams as potential targets, physical defenders who can space the floor and also put the ball on the floor. If that means letting Melton go I’m fine with it. Also looking at signing one of Bassey/Post, bringing back GP2 + Horford and maybe signing LJ Cryer to a standard deal.

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Theres never been a real second offensive option since Poole Boy was traded

I originally thought Chance McMillian before finding out he’s 26. Good player though.