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05 June 2025

• [ClutchPoints] - Warriors work out champion who shot 41.3 percent from 3-point land
  With the NBA Draft a little less than a month away, NBA teams have been conducting workouts for prospective draft prospects. With the draft combine having been completed last month, individual and group workouts will be the norm until the draft arrives. The Golden State Warriors recently conducted a workout ahead of the NBA Draft […] The post appeared first on .
• [USA Today: Warriors Wire] - Golden State Warriors jersey history - No. 13 - Sarunas Marciulionis (1987-94)
  During his time suiting up for the Warriors, Marciulionis wore only jersey No. 13 and put up 14.7 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 1.4 steals per game.
• [Fansided: Blue Man Hoop] - Warriors ideal free agent target could be imminently available
  As the Golden State Warriors attempt to re-tool around their veteran core this offseason, they have stated their interest acquiring a rim-protecting center and
• [NBA Analysis Network] - Ex-Warriors player expects OKC will start ‘more powerful’ dynasty to outlast the Stephen Curry era
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• [Sporting News] - Warriors could acquire former Western Conference All-Star, part with benched forward
  The Golden State Warriors must form a clear free agency plan to bolster their roster. ” Wiggins turned heads while competing with the Warriors.
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• [Fansided: Blue Man Hoop] - Warriors face an inescapable problem with completing a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade
  As the Golden State Warriors enter their off-season looking to maximize the final seasons of superstar Stephen Curry's career and make another run at a champion
• [NBC Sports Bay Area] - Livingston believes Steph injury ‘robbed' Warriors in Wolves series
  Warriors icon doesn’t agree with his friend and Los Angeles Lakers forward ’ recent proposal for the NBA to give teams a month off before the playoffs to address fatigue-related injuries. Green explained why James’ proposition might be counterproductive on Tuesday’s episode of the “” podcast. “I know Bron talked about there being a month off before the playoffs; I don’t know that that’s possible,” Green said. “A, guys will get a bit out of shape and can have an adverse effect, guys getting back in, and all of a sudden, you pull something because it’s been a month. “So I don’t know if a month is the right answer, but two weeks – ain’t no NBA player getting out of shape in two weeks, but you can get a lot healthier in two weeks.” Green believes a month off might be too much rest for players. Though, as he mentioned, some rest . The four-time NBA champion cited hamstring injuries to superstar Golden State teammate and Denver Nuggets forward as proof that moderate recovery time can be helpful, as the pair of players didn’t have enough time to return to near 100 percent amid their respective teams’ eventual eliminations. Green explained how the current postseason format generally has teams playing every other day, which doesn’t leave much time for rest between travel, rehab and schematics. “You look at Steph Curry pulling a hamstring … there should be two days in between games – I agree,” Green said. “Here’s the thing: if you end up with a series like [against] Houston, and there’s a day in between games, that’s a four-hour flight from San Francisco to Houston on a day in between games, your rest day. “By the time you land in Houston, it’s eight o’clock at night … By the time you make it to the hotel, it’s dark. … everything’s quick, you’re trying to get ready for bed. So the recovery process ain’t great.” James’ proposition probably isn’t the answer. But Green – and probably all of Dub Nation – would like to see an NBA playoffs where rest allows the best players to stay on the floor. “Is it about bunching in games, or is it about the best team winning and putting on the floor for the fans? And I think that’s where you run into the issue,” Green said.
• [NBC Sports Bay Area] - Why Draymond disagrees with LeBron's playoffs scheduling idea
  Warriors icon doesn’t agree with his friend and Los Angeles Lakers forward ’ recent proposal for the NBA to give teams a month off before the playoffs to address fatigue-related injuries. Green explained why James’ proposition might be counterproductive on Tuesday’s episode of the “” podcast. “I know Bron talked about there being a month off before the playoffs; I don’t know that that’s possible,” Green said. “A, guys will get a bit out of shape and can have an adverse effect, guys getting back in, and all of a sudden, you pull something because it’s been a month. “So I don’t know if a month is the right answer, but two weeks – ain’t no NBA player getting out of shape in two weeks, but you can get a lot healthier in two weeks.” Green believes a month off might be too much rest for players. Though, as he mentioned, some rest . The four-time NBA champion cited hamstring injuries to superstar Golden State teammate and Denver Nuggets forward as proof that moderate recovery time can be helpful, as the pair of players didn’t have enough time to return to near 100 percent amid their respective teams’ eventual eliminations. Green explained how the current postseason format generally has teams playing every other day, which doesn’t leave much time for rest between travel, rehab and schematics. “You look at Steph Curry pulling a hamstring … there should be two days in between games – I agree,” Green said. “Here’s the thing: if you end up with a series like [against] Houston, and there’s a day in between games, that’s a four-hour flight from San Francisco to Houston on a day in between games, your rest day. “By the time you land in Houston, it’s eight o’clock at night … By the time you make it to the hotel, it’s dark. … everything’s quick, you’re trying to get ready for bed. So the recovery process ain’t great.” James’ proposition probably isn’t the answer. But Green – and probably all of Dub Nation – would like to see an NBA playoffs where rest allows the best players to stay on the floor. “Is it about bunching in games, or is it about the best team winning and putting on the floor for the fans? And I think that’s where you run into the issue,” Green said.