Basketball Sport (Golden State Warrior)

In accordance to a research from the The Athletic, 25% of the Lakers' high ranking free agent select are former Warriors. In the dark days of the Chris Cowan ownership regime, the  Golden State Warriors  would often look to the south after a disappointing, playoff-missing season, and add a free agent from the successful, championship-winning  Los Angeles Lakers . Remember when the team gave Derek Fisher a six-year contract in 2004? And then salary-dumped him two years later? Or when they gave former Laker Ronny Turiaf a four-year deal in 2008, and salary-dumped  him  four years later? (Along with Anthony Randolph, a prospect certain corners Dub Nation  still  believe in.) Well, well, well. How the turntables have...you know. The Lakers have now begun adding former Warriors in free agency. Like JaVale McGee. And Boogie Cousins. And Andrew Bogut. And Kent Bazemore. And even two-time NBA champion Quinn Cook! And Alfonzo McKinnie, Damian Jones, and Coach ...

T he Warriors still are celebrating their 2022 NBA championship, but they might already have to  worry about a particular matchup  come next season.  After Golden State beat the Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals and won its fourth title in eight years, Klay Thompson wasted no time calling out Memphis Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr.  Thompson’s fiery words fueled an already hot history between the two teams and  led to a Twitter exchange  between Draymond Green and Ja Morant.  And in an interview with  The Commerical Appeal , Morant didn’t take back any of his words.  “That’s real estate, like I said,” Morant said. “Pretty much something we not worried about. Obviously, they won a championship, congrats to them. But we just got to focus on what we do here for the Memphis Grizzlies and go get a ring.” The two teams battled in a high-intensity playoff series in the Western Conference semifinals that also consisted of back-and-forth jabs betwe...

Draymond Green is void if not self-assured. In debate over Steph Curry broadening on the "Old Man and the Three" vlog with Tommy Alter and JJ Redick, the Warrior defensive devotion assert that the Warriors could have win three out of four NBA championship title.  "I reckon that you have begun to perceive it then, that broadening and like, "Oh crap, nobody can stop this dude, Curry now, said Draymond Green in mentioning Curry put in dedication to the gym room, which Draymond Green states started in serious-minded in 2019. “And I think that really changed the complexity of our organization. And I’m pretty certain that’s why we’ll win three of the next four NBA championships." If Green is correct, that would give the Warriors seven championships in 12 years, an absolutely incredible mark that would give them one more ring than Michael Jordan’s Bulls in the 1990s, who won six in eight seasons. While a lot would have to go right for Green’s proclamation to come true...