Santa Cruz Warriors GM Kirk Lacob comments on having five players at the NBA Development League’s fourth annual Elite Mini Camp and how both the franchise's NBA and D-League organizations can benefit from attending the upcoming events in Chicago.
Kent Bazemore "blew up" during SL. Ok, maybe "blew up" is overdoing it, but I think it's safe to say that Bazemore had the most eye-opening run of any of the non-GSW draftees on the Warriors SL...
As mentioned the other day about the Golden State Warriors' decision to pass on UConn center Andre Drummond, every year there's a prospect our favorite team passes on that triggers what if questions. Here we look at a few other prospects that the Warriors didn't draft.
Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings took to the airwaves to discuss all three Vanderbilt prospects on WPRT-FM in Nashville and offered the highest praise for former center Festus Ezeli.
The general consensus is that the Golden State Warriors got a gem in Harrison Barnes at the seventh pick in the 2012 NBA Draft. For some insight on Barnes as a player, a Q&A with SBN's Carolina March.
2012 Golden State Warriors' Draft Grades from Around the Interwebs
A look at the first people from the Golden State of Mind community to mention the new Golden State Warriors 2012 NBA Draft class.
To gain a little insight on Vanderbilt center Festus Ezeli's development as a player and what his potential impact might be on the Golden State Warriors, the co-managers over at SB Nation's Vanderbilt site Anchor of Gold offer some nice insight not only on Ezeli's development over the years, but also on his past matchups with higher draft picks Anthony Davis and Tyler Zeller.
EvanZ's Draft Grades - A lot of winners and a few losers.
Andre Drummond was one of the more intriguing prospects in the 2012 NBA Draft, but simply too much of a basketball risk for the Warriors to select at #7.
The Golden State Warriors drafted Harrison Barnes, Festus Ezeli, Draymond Green, and Ognjen Kuzmic. Before further scrutinizing these guys, we look at their high- and low-end potential.
WIth their fourth and final pick in the 2012 NBA Draft the Warriors selected OGNJEN KUZMIC.
For those of you who have stuck around this long, why not stay around a little bit longer? The Warriors have already drafted Harrison Barnes, Festus Ezeli and Draymond Green. Who do you want them...
The Golden State Warriors selected the only player other than Magic Johnson and Oscar Robertson to have multiple triple doubles in the NCAA tournament- Draymond Green.
With the last pick in the first round of the 2012 NBA Draft the Golden State Warriors select FESTUS EZELI, a big man out of Vanderbilt.
The Warriors drafted Harrison Barnes at #7 and will next select at #30. You can read more about Barnes here and stay with us for the rest of the first round here.
WIth the 7th pick in the 2012 NBA Draft the Golden State Warriors selected
Previewing Golden State Warriors draft day 2012. Open thread for picks 1 through 12.
With so many question marks surrounding even prospects expected to go be selected at the top of the draft this year, it might be fair to assume that the players who worked out for the Golden State Warriors have a bit of an edge.
If Syracuse guard Dion Waiters falls past the fourth pick, the Warriors will likely choose between him, Harrison Barnes, and trading down with UConn's Andre Drummond sounding like more and more of an outside possibility.
Key decision makers for the Golden State Warriors flew out to New York yesterday for private workouts with UConn center Andre Drummond and North Carolina wing Harrison Barnes. However, it's not clear that Barnes is the guy they should be targeting at #7.
Anthony Davis Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (61%) Thomas Robinson (61%) Bradley Beal (32%) Harrison Barnes (47%) Andre Drummond (54%) Damian Lillard (27%) Meyers Leonard (25%) Terrence Jones (21%) (tie)...
The 2012 SB Nation Blogger Mock Draft was posted yesterday and the GSoM crew collectively made the first round picks for the Golden State Warriors. The 30th pick was a little tougher than the 7th pick and the following is a look at prospects who might be available there.
Who got snubbed from the NBA Draft Green Room invites list?
Few prospects for the 2012 NBA Draft have seen their stock rise quite like Syracuse guard Dion Waiters and it has become increasingly difficult for fans of teams in the top 10 to ignore him. Sean Keeley of SB Nation's Syracuse site Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician offers some insight about the rising prospect in a Q&A.
The 2012 NBA Draft is a week away (June 28 at 4 p.m. PST on ESPN/3) and the latest mock draft from DraftExpress has the Golden State Warriors selecting Weber State guard and Oakland native Damian Lillard with the 7th pick overall
