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Warriors ready for “totally different ball club” with 30 and Porzingis
Kristaps Porzingis and one Wardell Stephen Curry won’t be back until after the All-Star Break, which includes three off-days this season as they won’t play again until next Thursday when the Celtics come into town. Boston is 35-19, currentl...
Last interview from Buddy: “Gui’s one of our better one-on-one players”
Anybody else impressed with the one-on-one abilities of Gui Santos in recent games? 🙋🏻♂️ I brought that up several times in the win against Memphis, here’s the full recap, Spotify, Apple and YouYube versions:
Did Dunleavy really not include Draymond in any trade talks?
[Kerr/Dunleavy/Porzingis transcripts]
The “blossoming” Gui Santos as listed on NBA scouting reports: “wing crasher” to…?
[The above is an embedded video.] When we saw Jonathan Kuminga lose his rotation spot to Gui Santos, I’ll admit, most of us long-time hoop heads didn’t think Santos had much of a bag.
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Season-credentialed 2013-22, now sharing what I learned from Steph Curry, Draymond, Kerr + others about enjoying the moment and loving the process \ud83e\udef6\ud83d\udc99\ud83d\udc9b
NBA Draft Analyst | Oakland native| KAΨ kappa man | MBA & MA in Cyber security | Warriors fan since 1981 | University of Maryland at College Park alum
LGW basketball writer
Florida-> NYC, Student at NYU, Hoops & Scoops podcast, with LGW since 2016
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