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Warriors’ new offense brings fierce competition for starting spots (opens the original)
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LAIE, Hawaii – When Steve Kerr envisions his ideal starting lineup, two names have remained as automatic inclusions for his entire tenure as coach of the Warriors. Steph Curry and Draymond Green, whose short-roll combo is on the short list of the game’s iconic two-man actions, are locked into the first five. With Green’s effectiveness as a passer intrinsically linked to his ability to make passes and set screens for Curry, Kerr is keen to keep Green on the floor with Curry at almost all times. “
Yaxel Lendeborg already making strong first impression on Warriors’ Hall of Famers (opens the original)
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LAIE, Hawaii – Yaxel Lendeborg could not believe how open he was. The 6-foot-9 forward enjoyed only one chance to play with Steph Curry and Draymond Green during the Warriors’ get-together last week at Jimmy Butler’s San Diego abode. That was all it took for the rookie to receive a sampling of what life on the court could look like in his first year in the NBA. Curry screened Lendeborg’s defender on an out-of-bounds play and then raced to the perimeter for a shot. As the defense shifted in Curry
Steph Curry changed his offseason routine ahead of Warriors’ training camp (opens the original)
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LAIE, Hawaii — Steph Curry is no stranger to the taxing but refreshing grind of NBA training camp. Entering his 18th such event, and his second located on the beautiful BYU-Oahu campus in a town 30 miles north of Honolulu, the Warriors’ superstar has his camp routine down. Curry is managing an aging and sometimes aching right knee, worn down by almost two decades of ripping around professional shots at breakneck pace. That malady cost him 27 games last season and necessitated the 38-year-old rew
Steph Curry explains why time was right to sign extension, plus more from Warriors media day (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO – Steph Curry was never going to leave the Warriors. Sure, he and his representatives could quibble over the particulars of the contract extension he would receive. Curry could have waited until next summer, instead of signing a deal on Friday night. He could have signed for the maximum, instead of leaving money on the table. But finishing his legendary career playing anywhere but the Bay Area? Not a chance. “This is home,” Curry said during media day on Monday. “This is what we’ve
Warriors’ Kristaps Porzingis out “indefinitely” with health issue on eve of training camp (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO – The Warriors will begin training camp in Hawaii already shorthanded. General manager Mike Dunleavy said Kristaps Porzingis will not travel to training camp as he deals with an undisclosed “health issue.” “He’ll miss the start of camp, and I don’t have a timeline for him or anything further than that,” Dunleavy said at media day at Chase Center. Porzingis revealed a diagnosis of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) several years ago, but Dunleavy said he could not comm
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