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16 June 2025

• [Sports Illustrated] - NBA Fans React to Kevin Durant, Jimmy Butler Appearance Amid Trade Rumors
  The Phoenix Suns and Kevin Durant are expected to part ways with offseason, and as trade talks escalate, the 15-time NBA All-Star could be on the move at any po
• [USA Today: Warriors Wire] - Golden State Warriors jersey history - No. 15 - Ralph Polson (1952-53)
  During his time suiting up for the Warriors, Polson wore only jersey No. 15 and put up 3.9 points and 4.4 rebounds per game.
• [Fansided: Blue Man Hoop] - Desmond Bane deal delivers blatant trade opportunity Warriors can't ignore
  In the wake of the Memphis Grizzlies' surprise decision to trade Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic on Sunday, fans of the Golden State Warriors (and others arou
• [USA Today: Warriors Wire] - Golden State Warriors jersey history - No. 15 - Phil Farbman (1948-49)
  During his time suiting up for the Warriors, Farbman wore only jersey No. 15 and put up 3.1 points per game.
• [Fansided: Blue Man Hoop] - Warriors gift from Heat looks even sweeter after latest blockbuster trade
  The acquisition of Jimmy Butler in early February has already paid dividends for the Golden State Warriors, but now it looks even sweeter after the NBA's latest
• [Sports Illustrated] - Warriors, Celtics Should Look At Promising $112 Million Wing
  The NBA offseason has officially begun with the first trade, with the Orlando Magic and Memphis Grizzlies agreeing to a trade on Sunday that sent sharpshooting
• [Sports Illustrated] - Steph Curry Reacts to Seth Curry Instagram Post
  Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry reacted to his brother's Instagram post.
• [NBA Analysis Network] - 2025 NBA Draft – The 2nd pick has a cursed history over the last 10 years
  Can Dylan Harper break the streak of disappointing 2nd overall picks in the NBA Draft? 🫣
• [Last Word on Sports] - The Best Father/Son NBA Duos By Win Shares
  Happy Father’s Day! In celebration of dads, let’s take a look at the five-best father/son NBA duos when looking at win shares. Some that just missed the cut are and (163.9 win shares), and (157.3 win shares), and (144.3 win shares), and (130.7 win shares), and and . (126.3 win shares). Win shares were taken from Basketball Reference. The Best Father/Son NBA Duos By Win Shares 1. LeBron and Bronny James (271.2 Win Shares) Of course, is the reason this father/son duo is atop the list. The all-time leading scorer has the second-most win shares (271.4) in league history and should be surpassing (273.4) next season. The elder James led the league in win shares for five straight years from 2008-09 until 2012-13. [caption id="attachment_144951" align="alignnone" width="640"] Feb 1, 2025; New York, New York, USA; Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James (9) checks in for forward LeBron James (23) during the fourth quarter against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn Images[/caption] played just a total of 181 minutes in his rookie season. Even with negative win shares in his first year (-0.2), LeBron’s greatness ensures they are first on this list. 2. John and David Stockton (207.8 Win Shares) The all-time leader in assists and steals, (207.7) played his entire 19-year career with the Utah Jazz. The legendary point guard had 13 different seasons where he reached double figures in win shares. (0.1) saw action in just six regular season games. He got into three outings with the Sacramento Kings in 2014-15 and three with his father’s lone team in 2017-18. 3. Dolph and Danny Schayes (191.2 Win Shares) One of the first real NBA superstars, (142.4) did much of his damage in the 1950s. A 12-time All-NBA member, he was named to the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team. Dolph had eight seasons of win shares reaching double figures. While (48.8) wasn’t as productive as his pops, he had a lengthy career. He spent 18 seasons in the league, and his 1,138 regular season games are the 69th-most in NBA history. 4. Joe and Kobe Bryant (185.6 Win Shares) (12.9) certainly didn’t have the career his son had, but he did spend eight years in the league. He averaged at least 10 points per contest in the last three seasons he played in. A five-time champion, (172.7) is seen as one of the all-time greats of the game. Spending all 20 of his seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, he was an 18-time All-Star and 15-time member. In 11 different seasons, Kobe finished with more than 10 win shares. Dell and Stephen Curry (184.6 Win Shares) A 16-year veteran, (41.5) is the Charlotte Hornets franchise leader in games played (701). A microwave off the bench for much of his career, he won in 1993-94. He shot 40.2% from three-point territory for his career, and he led the league at 47.6% in 1998-99. The all-time leader in three-point makes, (143.1) is a four-time champion with the Golden State Warriors. If he equals his 7.9 win shares from this season in 2025-26, the Curry family will move up to third on this list. Photo credit: © Troy Wayrynen-Imagn Images The post appeared first on .
• [Fansided: Blue Man Hoop] - Warriors dream addition just got real after NBA's latest blockbuster trade
  One of the Golden State Warriors' biggest foes has executed the first blockbuster trade of the offseason, with the Memphis Grizzlies sensationally sending Desmo