2023 NBA Playoffs

Golden State Warriors

Views from the 2023 playoffs, presented by CarMax.

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Warriors Snapshots: Best of Playoffs

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Jordan Poole (23 years old), Jonathan Kuminga (20 years old) and Moses Moody (20 years old) are the three youngest remaining players from the Warriors' 2021-22 Championship team. As a result, they've had to balance their growth and development with contributing to a team with Championship aspirations. With Andrew Wiggins (45 missed games) and Stephen Curry (26 missed games) missing a combined 71 games in the 2022-23 season, Poole, Kuminga and Moody received elevated roles in their absence but had to adjust when those stars returned.

JORDAN POOLEJordan Poole started over half of his games this season (43 of 82) and averaged 24.6 points and 4.6 assists as a starter (15.9 points, 4.4 assists off the bench). As the primary point guard in Stephen Curry's absence, Poole had the ball in his hands a lot more.

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Clutch Bucket for Jordan Poole

As the team got healthy, Poole returned to the second unit for most of the playoffs (four starts, nine games off the bench) and averaged 10.3 points on 34.1 percent shooting, including 25.4 percent from three.

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Jordan Poole drills the trey

Poole’s postseason numbers were much better in 2022. During that Championship run, he started in each game of the team’s first round series victory against the Denver Nuggets and averaged 17.1 points on 50.8 percent from the field and 39.1 percent from three for the entire postseason. When asked about the difference between the two playoff runs, Poole said:

"Last year I could come in and score, be aggressive with the team that we had around. ... Throughout the course of the playoffs (this season), we had two really good defensive teams that we played, and just trying to find ways to facilitate, get inside."

Jordan Poole plans to use this playoff run as a learning experience.

"Every playoffs will be different," Poole said. "You learn from that, grow from that and apply your skillset."

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Warriors Talk: Jordan Poole 2022-23 Season Exit Interview - 5/13/23

Donte DiVincenzo is confident in Poole as a teammate and said he'll always have his back.

"I'll ride with Jordan till the wheels fall off to be honest with you. The amount of attention he has, the spotlight on him; I see him come in every day and never changed his work ethic," DiVincenzo said. "Never changed the type of person he is, and you know, for that, I have a great deal of respect. But the thing is, he's still willing to learn. He's still willing to accept different voices for him to get better. But the one thing about JP that I admire the most is his confidence."

Steve Kerr views Jordan Poole as a foundational building block moving forward.

"I called him one of the foundational six at the end of last year, and I still believe that," Kerr said. "It's important to remember Jordan did some really good things this year. He had a tough playoff stretch but averaged 20 points a game for us. It's hard to average 20 points a game in the NBA. He helped us win a lot of games. He helped us win a championship a year ago. He would be the first to admit it wasn't his best season. But that's how these things go. That's how careers go. As his coach, it's my job to help him get better and help him really find his groove and find a good comfort zone next year."

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Warriors Talk: Steve Kerr 2022-23 End of Season Interview - 5/16/23

JONATHAN KUMINGAJonathan Kuminga benefitted from increased playing time in March, averaging a career-best 14.2 points on 59.5 percent from the field and 44.1 percent from three.

"A lot of people being out gave me chances to go out there and play a lot of minutes and learn the game, being around the team more, and just playing more. I feel like that really helped me," Kuminga said.

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Warriors Talk: Jonathan Kuminga 2022-23 Season Exit Interview - 5/13/23

Kuminga averaged double-digit points for four consecutive months to end the regular season before seeing his minutes significantly reduce in the postseason. After playing 67 games (16 starts) and 20.8 minutes per game in the regular season, he played in 10 playoff games (zero starts) and played 6.1 minutes per game in the postseason.

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Top Jonathan Kuminga Slams of 2022-23 Season

"People are going to be focused on the Playoffs because that's the most important time of the year, but if you look at Jonathan's regular season, he did some great things. I think the biggest thing for him is to continue to grow," Kerr said when asked if Kuminga can be a heavy impact winning player by next season, particularly in the Playoffs.

MOSES MOODYOn the other hand, Moses Moody saw his role increase in the Playoffs, playing more minutes per game (13.0 in regular season, 13.4 in the Playoffs) and a higher percentage of games (playing in 12 of 13 Playoff games compared to 63 of 82 regular season games). Moody took the same amount of shots per game in the playoffs as the regular season (3.6) but was more efficient, averaging 5.8 points (compared to 4.8 in the regular season), shooting 53.5 percent from the field (47.6 in the regular season) and 59.1 percent from three (36.3 in the regular season).

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What a play by Moses Moody!

"With Moses, he was ready all season. In the regular-season minutes weren't in his favor, but he stayed ready and when his name was called in the playoffs, he was ready to produce," DiVincenzo said.

Moody greatly valued the experience of playing playoff basketball.

"The playoffs are different, different atmosphere than any other basketball. So just getting another year of that under my belt, experience, consistently, that was good for me," Moody said.

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Warriors Talk: Moses Moody 2022-23 Season Exit Interview - 5/13/23

Moody even got to experience guarding the NBA's All-time leading scorer, LeBron James, in their Western Conference Semifinals series against the Lakers.

"It's always fun to compete against the best," Moody said. "LeBron is LeBron. So just being able to go and compete at a high level with the greatest and many other really good players in the playoffs is always a good opportunity."

This trio showcased their talent when given the opportunity but also had to adjust to the other variables that come with being a young player on a team with championship aspirations.

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Learn and Grow: Young Warriors Trio Reflect on 2022-23 Season

The golden era of Warriors basketball has seen the team win four championships in an eight-year span and make five straight trips to the NBA Finals (2015–19). Entering the 2022-23 season, the Warriors had never lost to a Western Conference playoff opponent under Head Coach Steve Kerr (since 2014-15), having reached The Finals in each of their playoff berths from 2015 through 2022.

While the 2022-23 season didn't end in a championship and those streaks were broken, Steve Kerr believes the Warriors still fought till the end, given the circumstances.

"We were barely in the playoff picture for most of the year," Kerr said. "To make the push to get there, to win an epic first-round series and to give the Lakers a fight and have our chances, that puts us among the top eight teams in the league."

Kerr knows what a championship team looks like, having been a part of nine (five as a player and four as a coach). So when asked how the Warriors can remain in that championship conversation next year, Kerr highlighted the core players who led the way throughout these recent championship years.

"Well, our older guys are obviously the ones who are responsible for the banners that are hanging in there, Draymond, Steph, Klay," Kerr said. "I know they are determined to come back and play at a high level. I have no doubt that they're going to be prepared and ready to start camp. There will be some energy and maybe a little more of an edge than we started with this year from those guys."

Andrew Wiggins cited togetherness as a difference that stood out to him between last year's championship team and this season.

"Last year, we were a little more together. A bit more consistent on the road. Every year is not your year, but I'm sure we'll be back," Wiggins said.

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Warriors Talk: Andrew Wiggins 2022-23 Season Exit Interview - 5/13/23

Although he had his most efficient scoring season, Wiggins played in only 37 regular season games compared to 73 last season. Wiggins mentioned injures as a significant factor for that lack of "togetherness".

"I was gone for a long time. There were a lot of injuries this year. I don't mean together like people don't like each other," Wiggins said.

The Warriors' starting lineup of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Draymond Green and Kevon Looney (21.9 net rating) had the highest net rating of any five-man unit during the regular season (minimum 300 minutes). However, that lineup has played just 27 games together, with Wiggins (45 missed games) and Curry (26 missed games) missing the most time.

With a championship-proven core and such an effective starting lineup, the Warriors have a foundation that gives them confidence heading into next season.

"This group has been through a lot and I feel like we've got a lot more to give. Watching Steph, Klay and Draymond, what they did all season, what they did in the playoffs, was spectacular," Kevon Looney said.

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Warriors Talk: Kevon Looney 2022-23 Season Exit Interview - 5/13/23

Looney believes there was far more adversity tied to this season.

"Last year, it was kind of smooth sailing for the most part," Looney said. "We had a couple bumps in the road but we had a lot of veterans and guys who already knew how to deal with it, they already knew what they were. They knew their roles and what to expect. This season, we had a lot of younger guys and roles were changing every couple weeks due to guys being in and out of the lineup. So it was a lot more different things to deal with this year."

With things not going their way, the Warriors could've given up but instead pushed through and competed until the end.

"We did a good job of coming together at the end of the year and really relied on each other and building that brotherhood," Looney said. "I think that's why we were able to get out of the first round and even compete in the second round after struggling earlier in the season."

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Plays of the Round | Western Conference First Round

In addition to dealing with adversity and injuries, Steve Kerr highlighted specific on-court issues that contributed to the Dubs falling short of their Championship aspirations.

"We can't be No. 1 in pace and No. 29 in transition efficiency. That doesn't work. That has to be emphasized," Kerr said. "You look at the Lakers' series, the two games that we won, we did a good job of defending without fouling. Four games we lost, we fouled like crazy. There's certain things that are really right there for us to improve upon."

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Plays of the Round | Western Conference Semifinals

The Warriors have a Championship pedigree and have met that standard more than any team in the NBA over the past decade. The core of those Championship teams remains intact, but the team acknowledges there are areas for growth in order to be back in the Championship running next season.

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The Championship Standard: ‘We’ve Got a Lot More to Give’

In their run to the Western Conference Semifinals, the Warriors set several playoff milestones, including having two shooters separate themselves from the pack (Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson), three of the winningest players in playoff history (Curry, Thompson and Draymond Green), a player who is now 11th on the All-time playoff scoring list (Curry) and a coach with the best All-time playoff win percentage (71.2 percent) among qualifiers (Steve Kerr).

Read below for more on the playoff milestones set by the Warriors in 2022-23.

3-POINT MILESTONESIn these playoffs, Stephen Curry became the first player in NBA Playoff history to hit 600 career postseason threes. In addition, Klay Thompson joined Curry as the only players in NBA history to eclipse 500 made 3-pointers in the playoffs. Only four players have reached 400 playoff threes, with LeBron James and James Harden joining the Splash Brothers.

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Curry Beats the Buzzer from Distance

STEPHEN CURRY CLIMBS UP SCORING LISTStephen Curry began the postseason 21st on the All-time playoff scoring list, but after scoring more points (396), making more field goals (145), and more 3-pointers (57) than any other player through two rounds, he jumped to 11th with 3,966 total points scored in his playoff career. Curry passed Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor, Scottie Pippen, Dirk Nowitzki, Magic Johnson, Hakeem Olajuwon, John Havlicek, Larry Bird and Dwyane Wade on the list. Curry is 79 points away from passing Tony Parker and moving into the top 10 in playoff scoring. Curry also became the first player in NBA Playoffs history to score 50 points in a Game 7, which was also his highest-scoring playoff game.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Highlights: Stephen Curry Becomes First Player Ever to Score 50 Points in Game 7

TOP THREE IN PLAYOFF WINS FOR A TRIOStephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green ended these playoffs with 98 career postseason wins as a trio, the third most by a trio in NBA history, only trailing the Spurs’ Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili (126) and the Lakers’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson and Michael Cooper (110). Among players with at least 100 playoff games played, Thompson, Green and Curry are all top 10 in win percentage, with Thompson winning 68.4 percent of his games (fourth), Green winning 68.2 percent (sixth) and Curry winning 67.3 percent (eighth).

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Highlights: Klay Thompson Records 30 Points in Game 2 Win Over the Lakers

WARRIORS MAKE HISTORY IN ROUND 1The 2022-23 Warriors became the first defending champion to win a playoff series in which they lost the first two games. The Warriors won the series in seven games, taking Games 3 and 4 at Chase Center and winning Games 5 and 7 in Sacramento. The previous two defending NBA champions that trailed 2-0 in a series were swept in their playoff series (2007 Heat lost to the Bulls 4-0; 2012 Mavericks lost to the Thunder 4-0).

STEVE KERR GETS 99TH PLAYOFF WINWarriors Head Coach Steve Kerr ended these playoffs with 99 career playoff coaching wins, tied with Red Auerbach for the seventh-most in NBA Playoff history. Among coaches with 100-plus games coached, Kerr has the best winning percentage (71.2 percent). He has won four championships as a head coach and five more as a player.

HISTORIC STREAKS ENDEDThe Warriors’ NBA-record streak of 28 consecutive playoff series with a road win was snapped with the team going 0-3 in Los Angeles in the Western Conference Semifinals. That series also marked the Warriors’ first playoff series loss to a Western Conference opponent under Head Coach Steve Kerr (19-1).

LOONEY'S REBOUNDINGThrough two rounds of the postseason, Looney ranked first in total rebounds (170), first in offensive rebounds (61) and second in rebounds per game (13.1). Looney had four games with 20-plus rebounds and set a career-high with 23 rebounds in Game 1 of the second-round series against the Lakers.

DRAYMOND GREEN DOUBLE-DOUBLESWith three double-doubles in these playoffs, Draymond Green became the second active player to eclipse 60 playoff double-doubles (61), joining LeBron James.

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Highlights: Draymond Green & Andrew Wiggins Combine for 45 Points in Clutch Game 5 Win Over Lakers

Despite falling short of their fifth championship in nine seasons, the Warriors still showcased one of the most decorated playoff cores in NBA history.

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Warriors 2022-23 Playoff Milestones

The Warriors roster had numerous highlights during the 2022-23 season, including an All-NBA performer (Stephen Curry), All-Defensive team member (Draymond Green), leader in 3-pointers made (Klay Thompson) and a player who led the league in several rebounding categories throughout the regular season and playoffs (Kevon Looney). Curry, Thompson and Jordan Poole also broke a record the Dubs previously set for the most threes made by a trio (788) in NBA history (previously set by Curry, Thompson and Draymond Green when they made 778 threes in the 2015-16 season).

Read below for more on the accomplishments from every single Warrior this season.

STEPHEN CURRYDuring the regular season, Stephen Curry led the league in made threes per game (4.9) and earned Second-Team All-NBA&nbsp;for his franchise-record ninth All-NBA team selection (First Team four times, Second Team four times, Third Team once). Curry averaged 29.4 points (ranking seventh) on 49.3 percent from the field, 42.7 percent from three (ranking seventh) and 91.5 percent from the free throw line (ranking third), finishing just 0.7 field goal percentage points shy of his second career 50-40-90 season.&nbsp;

In the playoffs, Curry scored the most points (396), made the most field goals (145) and most threes (57) through the first two rounds. He also became the first player in NBA playoff history to score 50 points in a Game 7, which he did in a 120-100 victory against the Sacramento Kings in the first round.

KLAY THOMPSONKlay Thompson became the NBA's 3-point king for the 2022-23 regular season, making a league-best 301 threes. Thompson is one of three players in NBA history to make at least 300 threes in a season, joining fellow Splash Brother Stephen Curry and James Harden. In addition, for the first time in his career, Thompson averaged 25-plus points in consecutive months, averaging 27.0 points in January and 25.5 points in February.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Thompson scored his 2023 playoff-high 30 points in Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Los Angeles Lakers and hit eight 3-pointers for the sixth time in his playoff career, more than any other player in NBA postseason history.

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Klay Thompson is the 2022-23 NBA 3-Point Champ

DRAYMOND GREEN&nbsp;Draymond Green has the most All-Defensive team selections in Warriors franchise history (8), making Second-Team All-Defense in the 2022-23 season. In addition, Green finished tied for third with LeBron James in assists per game among non-guards (6.8), only trailing Nikola Jokic (9.8) and Domantas Sabonis (7.3). Green ranked 13th overall in assists per game and 13th in plus-minus (+346).&nbsp;

Green's two highest-scoring games of the season and since December 25. 2019 came in these playoffs when he scored 21 points in Game 5 of the first-round series against the Kings and 20 points in Game 5 vs. the Lakers in the Western Conference Semifinals.

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Draymond Green Named to 2022-23 NBA All-Defensive Second Team

KEVON LOONEYKevon Looney was a rebounding machine this season, leading the league in offensive rebounds (274) and seventh in total rebounds (760) during the regular season. Through two rounds of the postseason, Looney ranked first in total rebounds (170), first in offensive rebounds (61) and second in rebounds per game (13.1). Looney had four games with 20-plus rebounds and set a career-high grabbing 23 rebounds in Game 1 of the second-round series against the Lakers. Playing back-to-back full seasons without missing a game (regular season or playoffs), he has now played in 228 consecutive games (regular season and playoffs combined).&nbsp;

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Looney's And-1

ANDREW WIGGINSDuring the regular season, Andrew Wiggins shot a career-high 53.0 percent from 2-point range and 39.6 percent from three on a career-high 6.1 attempts. Unfortunately, his regular season was cut short, playing in 37 of 82 possible games. However, Wiggins returned just in time for the playoffs, playing in all 13 playoff games and averaging a career-playoff-high 16.7 points.

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Wiggins' Highlight-Reel Slam

JORDAN POOLEJordan Poole had a career year during the regular season, setting career-highs in points (team-high 1,675), points per game (20.4), field goals made (550), 3-pointers made (214), free throws made (361), assists (369), steals (63) and games played (82). In addition, Poole joined Splash Brothers Curry and Thompson for the most made threes by a trio in NBA history (788), surpassing Curry, Thompson and Green in 2015-16 (778). Thanks to this trio, the Warriors were the only team this season with multiple players in the top 10 in 3-pointers made (Poole ranked ninth). They joined James Harden, Eric Gordon and Ryan Anderson of the 2016-17 Houston Rockets as the second trio in NBA history to have each player eclipse 200 threes in a season.&nbsp;

GARY PAYTON IIAfter winning a championship with the Warriors last season, Gary Payton II began the season on the Portland Trail Blazers before being traded back to the Bay at the trade deadline. Payton played only seven regular season games with the Dubs in 2022-23 but made his presence felt in the postseason. Among qualifiers, Payton had the highest 2-point field goal percentage through two rounds of the playoffs (82.1 percent). He had three playoff starts, including a memorable Game 4 of the Western Conference Semifinals, in which he made a career playoff high seven field goals and tied his playoff high with 15 points.

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Blocked By Gary Payton II

DONTE DIVINCENZOIn his first season with the Warriors, Donte DiVincenzo had a career year, averaging career highs in 3-point percentage (39.7 percent), effective field goal percentage (57.4) and games played (72). He also had the second-most starts of his career (36), only trailing his 66 starts in the Bucks’ 2020-21 championship season.&nbsp;

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DiVincenzo Beats the Buzzer

MOSES MOODYMoses Moody appeared in 63 regular season games for the Dubs, averaging 4.8 points in 13.0 minutes per contest. Moody was efficient when given the opportunity, shooting 47.6 percent from the field and 36.3 percent from three.&nbsp;

In the playoffs, Moody set several milestones, scoring his playoff career-high 13 points on 4-for-7 shooting in Game 2 of the first round series against the Kings. In Game 2&nbsp;of the second round series against the Lakers, he received a playoff career-high 26 minutes, scoring 10 points, grabbing seven rebounds and was a plus-27 in a 27-point victory.

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Moody's Hustle Gets Rewarded

JONATHAN KUMINGAJonathan Kuminga is another second-year player that showed promise this season. In the nine games this season that he played at least 30 minutes, Kuminga averaged 17.7 points per game on 57.4 percent from the field and scored at least 15 points in seven of those contests. Kuminga had five 20-plus point games, including two season high-tying 24-point performances. He scored in double figures in 32 of 67 games played.

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Poster Dunk by Jonathan Kuminga

JAMYCHAL GREENJaMychal Green shot 54.0 percent from the field this season, his highest field goal percentage since 2014-15, when he shot 57.4 percent. In the playoffs, Green made two starts, most notably scoring 15 points and hitting three 3-pointers in a Game 2 victory over the Lakers in the second round.&nbsp;

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JaMychal Green Swat Team

TY JEROMETy Jerome was a two-way player for the Warriors this season, appearing in 45 games and averaging 6.9 points on 48.8 percent from the field and 38.9 percent from three. Jerome had 11 games with double-digit points and scored 20-plus points twice.

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Acrobatic layup for Ty Jerome

ANTHONY LAMBAnthony Lamb was a two-way player for most of the season before his two-way deal was converted to a standard NBA contract on March 17. Lamb's best game of the season came on Jan. 7. against the Orlando Magic, when he recorded career highs in points (26) and field goals made (9) while tying his career-high in 3-pointers made (5). Lamb also partook in his first playoff run, coming off the bench in eight of 13 games.

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Lamb Beats the Shot Clock

ANDRE IGUODALAAndre Iguodala completed his 19th NBA season (eighth with the Warriors), second-most among active players, trailing only LeBron James and Udonis Haslem who are each in their 20th season. Iguodala played in eight regular season games, averaging 2.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and 2.4 assists.&nbsp;

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Iguodala Throws It Down

PATRICK BALDWIN JR.&nbsp;Patrick Baldwin Jr. split his time in the NBA and the G-league during his rookie season, playing in 31 NBA games and 20 G-league games. Baldwin Jr.'s best game in the NBA came on Dec. 21. when he recorded career highs in points (17), field goals made (6), 3-pointers made (5) and minutes played (23). In the G-league, Baldwin Jr. averaged 12.8 points and 5.7 rebounds in 26.7 minutes per game.

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Patrick Baldwin Jr. sinks it from downtown

LESTER QUINONESLester Quiones went undrafted in the 2022 NBA Draft but signed with the Warriors on a two-way contract late in the season. Quiones appeared in four NBA games, averaging 2.5 points in limited minutes. However, in the G-league, with the Santa Cruz Warriors, Quiones was named G League Most Improved Player, averaging 21.8 points, 7.0 rebounds and 4.8 assists in 32.0 minutes per game. He played in 31 games with Santa Cruz, all starts and was named G League Player of the Week twice. His best performance of the season came on March 15., when he scored a season-high 46 points in a victory over the Salt Lake City Stars.

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Newest Warrior Lester Quinones' Top Highlights From Santa Cruz

RYAN ROLLINSRyan Rollins was the 44th pick of the 2022 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks and was traded on draft night to the Warriors. Rollins played 12 games for the Warriors this season, averaging 1.9 points in 5.2 minutes. He also played 19 games with Santa Cruz, averaging 19.5 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists in 25.6 minutes per game. He recorded two double-doubles and one triple-double, when he had 22 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists on Dec. 9. against the South Bay Lakers.

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Ryan Rollins' First Career Bucket

Overall, the Warriors had a variety of contributors en route to their ninth playoff appearance in 11 seasons and advancing to the Western Conference Semifinals.

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Warriors 2022-23 Roster in Review

The best plays from the Western Conference Semifinals, presented by Verizon.

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Hear from Warriors guard Klay Thompson following the team's season-ending loss to the Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference Semifinals.

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Postgame Warriors Talk: Klay Thompson - 5/12/23

Hear from Warriors guard Stephen Curry following the team's season-ending loss to the Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference Semifinals.