The team celebrated the careers of two Warriors over this last week: the retirement of Shaun Livingston, who spent the last five seasons of his 15-year NBA career with the Dubs, and Al Attles, who was formally enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame last weekend. Get up-to-date with this news and more with the latest headlines from around the web.
Former Warrior Shaun Livingston announces retirement, pens emotional farewellThe three-time NBA Champion took to Instagram Friday to thank the many players, coaches, staff, and family members who assisted him throughout his career. » Read Full Story
Al Attles Reflects on His Illustrious CareerAttles told Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated in an exclusive interview: “I’ve been very fortunate with everything being in the right place and the right time… I played with some outstanding players. I coached some outstanding players. And I just happened to be in the right place.” » Read Full Story
Draymond Green wants to play for Team USA in 2020 OlympicsGreen has his eyes set on Tokyo 2020, saying: "I think you'll see a lot of guys participating next year in the Olympics, and I hope to be one of those 12 guys." » Read Full Story
Klay Thompson and Jacob Evans Tour ChinaKlay Thompson and Jacob Evans spent a few days on an adventure in China. Though the pair was there to celebrate the release of Thompson’s newest kicks, they had to squeeze in some extra fun while abroad. » Read Full Story
‘Re-imagine everything and adapt’: Steve Kerr has a new Warriors mentality“That first year we had to implement everything — that takes time,” Kerr told The Athletic. “It’s exciting, and that’s what we’re going to do with the new group.”
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