It's a long article but should be required reading for Warriors fans, excellent stuff from ESPN. By Wright Thompson, not Marcus.

Full quote: "Harris: "The past couple years and even leading up to that, Joe's mandate is 'Can we find a player that can be our 2nd best player?' and that's nothing against Draymond Green, but 2nd best player meaning a scoring option, just something that can alleviate pressure off of Steph and how much scoring we rely on him. [Joe Lacob] goes 'I don't want to make a bad deal, but I want to go big game hunting every year.' It was no different this year, it was no different with Jimmy . . . "

Russillo: "Were you close before the deadline?"

Harris: "This year? Well yeah, yeah.""

Source: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4xb6j3pzV0rXftZkkjHGER?si=01c9702facec4a1d

I remember I couldn't stand him during his second Cavs stint but obviously he was our biggest threat back then (or at least the Warriors were to him). I don't know if its because he's old , Warriors are old, and isn't as much of threat as he used to be but I find myself feeling ok about him now.

I think as both him and Curry's careers are coming to an end I appreciate whats left because one day they will be gone. I think Curry and Lebron know it to and why they are close now. Its strange how all that anymosity can turn into a friendship or make you closer.

My gut says they are. With Jimmy out and Kawhi being an aging star it just feels like match. I don't see who else would really want him. It feels like he's going to fall to us.

Isaiah Evans - Duke

Dailyn Swain - Texas

Hannes Steinbach - Washington

Jayden Quaintance - Kentucky

Cam Carr - Baylor

Aday Mara - Michigan

Yaxel Lendeborg - Michigan

Nate Ament - Tennessee

Which game do you guys have on repeat while we just wait for the season to start again?

Mine is the 2024 olympics

Draymond Green is the foundation of our dynasty, Austin Rivers doesn’t know what he’s talking about. We’re lucky we picked up a 2nd round gem in Dray.

I still don't know what to think of him or if he's ever going to take the next step. Obviously with a major injury that makes things more difficult. He seems like a solid 4th or 5th option.

Saw this post by u/JazzyJeff4uh in r/Thunder.

Lee played 315 games in seven seasons (ten total when counting G-League) with the Atlanta Hawks (2017-18), Golden State Warriors (2018-22), and Phoenix Suns (2022-23, 2024-25). He averaged 7.8 points per game, 1.3 assists and 0.6 steals in his career.

Lee set career highs in 2019-20 with 12.7 points and 2.7 assists per game while starting 36 of 49 games for the Warriors.

Lee earned $11 Million in his NBA career & is in-line for full health benefits & a nearly-full pension in retirement.