r/warriors • u/nateoak10 • 9h ago
r/warriors • u/RVALover4Life • 11h ago
Discussion Definitively, would you all be cool with DeMar being a Warrior this season?
With the Dubs pessimistic about Bron and unwilling to move off picks unless they have a Bron guarantee which makes it even less likely to obtain in, again...gotta be realistic and look to pivot. The FO has their contingency plans in place. DeMar will be one of them, surely. The Warriors have been loosely connected but the Bron ordeal has overshadowed a lot.
If the Warriors end up signing DeMar, would that be a signing you all were cool with? A signing you think that could aid this team? There's been a few posts about DeMar this off-season but none that laid this question on the line for Dubs fans.
r/warriors • u/DueAppearance1360 • 10h ago
Discussion Just hear me out!!!
I know a lot of people are very hesitant about front office pulling the trigger on the Anthony Davis trade. Trading for Kyrie Irving and Klay Thompson might hypothetically be better than getting ad and with rumours that Kevin o Connor is spreading LeBron would be willing to accept a team to land either kyrie or Anthony. I like the kyrie package better.
r/warriors • u/missingpeace01 • 8h ago
Meme Curry coming to the training camp after golfing season
*but mark my words, we're gonna need a miracle đđđ"
r/warriors • u/MaduroGood_TrumpBad • 13h ago
News Anthony Slater: "The Warriors are pessimistic that [signing LeBron] will take place. Since the beginning, they've just really not thought they're at the top of the list. I talked to someone last night that basically said, 'They've given no sign or hint' that it's going to happen."
r/warriors • u/AnthPoke • 16h ago
Interview Shump talking guarding Kobe, Kyrie, and Steph
Love Shumpâs comment that he doesnât have a package.
r/warriors • u/twitietwitt • 13h ago
News [Kevin OâConnor] The Golden State Warriorsâ pursuit of Michael Porter Jr. advanced far enough at the February trade deadline that the front office considered surrendering a first-round pick. The deal never crossed the finish line because Steve Kerr did not want it.
The Golden State Warriorsâ pursuit of Michael Porter Jr. advanced far enough at the February trade deadline that the front office considered surrendering a first-round pick. The deal never crossed the finish line because Steve Kerr did not want it, according to Yahoo Sportsâ Kevin OâConnor.
âMichael Porter Jr.? Sources say that Steve Kerr didnât want MPJ in February, and there is little reason to believe he would want him now,â OâConnor wrote Wednesday.
That revelation supplies an important missing piece to Golden Stateâs previously reported negotiations with the Brooklyn Nets*.*
Michael Scotto of HoopsHype reported June 10 that the Warriors considered parting with a first-round pick for Porter in the hours before the deadline. Terance Mann also surfaced in expanded discussions, Scotto reported, but including him would have required a third team and complicated the framework.
The front office explored the price. Kerr ultimately appears to have decided the basketball fit did not justify paying it.
r/warriors • u/Imaginary_Pin_4196 • 20h ago
Discussion Stephen Curry question
Hey Warriors fans,
I am a fan from the UK and Iâm looking at travelling to San Francisco. I have dates in mind and it covers Warriors preseason games.
Has Steph Curry ever played those games? Will he likely feature at any point? I was lucky enough to watch Curry and LeBron twice in London ahead of the 2024 Olympics, but itâs now on my bucket list to see him in a Warriors jersey.
I donât want to wait around for the fixture list because normally prices of accommodation and flights inflate when the fixtures drop roughly.
Can anyone help?
Thanks