While each of the Golden State Warriors' rookies certainly has things to work on, their undefeated run through 2012 Las Vegas Summer League showed that they have the ability to fill roles for the team right away.

Patrick Hayes of BallinMichigan.com offers some insight on Golden State Warriors rookie forward Draymond Green from the perspective of someone who has watched him play since high school.

Since we have not formally written much about Draymond Green yet, I went to Las Vegas Summer League hoping to get people's thoughts on him. So I'll be piecing something together about him based on...

With the Golden State Warriors' 80-72 win over the New Orleans Hornets today they closed out the 2012 Las Vegas Summer League undefeated and are the unofficial "champions".

The Golden State Warriors will finish up their stint at the Las Vegas Summer League today against the New Orleans Hornets at 3:30 p.m. with an opportunity to finish 5-0.

After struggling through poor shooting in the first quarter, Barnes was 6-for-11 for 17 points the rest of the way to finish with a team-high 20 points. That speaks volumes about what type of player the Warriors have added.

Tonight's game was a nice sign of progress for rookie forward Harrison Barnes, who looked far more confident than his first three in scoring 20 points and grabbing nine rebounds. And then there's Kent Bazemore.

The Golden State Warriors face the Chicago Bulls in their penultimate Las Vegas Summer League game tonight at 5:30 p.m.

Brett Koremenos of Hoopspeak.com described in depth why the Warriors are finally ahead of the curve, constructed similar to the logic of the 2011 Dallas Mavericks.

The Golden State Warriors' off day offers occasion to ask a question: Which non-Warriors players have impressed you most thus far in summer league?