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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.
Jackson Rowe led the Warriors with 14 points, and rookie Will Richard was a two-way standout with 12 points and two steals.
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Warriors still confident in Alex Toohey, Will Richard after summer league gamesThe Golden State Warriors remain confident in rookies Alex Toohey and Will Richard after six games of summer league action.
And yet, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry says NBA players are still underpaid.
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Alex Caruso sees Warriors as threat to Thunder in upcoming 2025-26 seasonThe last team to repeat as NBA champions was the Golden State Warriors in 2017 and 2018. Those were Kevin Durant's first two ...
Chances are, L.J. Cryer will light up NBA summer play, make a nice impression, then disappear back into the vast sea of players scuffling for a check and a chance in the G League, in Europe, in ...
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