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#Dubnation

[Kino @bigkino217]

Joe Lacob could have tried to win championships the last 6 years but instead he chose to build for a timeline where he has to compete with prime Wemby.

[🐢✨America Is Musty✨🐢 @DragonflyJonez]

Wolves attacked the paint against the worst rim protector in the playoffs last series and are attacking it against the league’s best rim protector tonight. Didn’t switch up shit. Wemby set the playoff record for blocks tonight and MIN is still unwavered. I respect it immensely.

[Tyrese Haliburton @Hali]

“Who’s got a bigger name? Me or him?”

[NBA on Prime @NBAonPrime]

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[Warriors PR @WarriorsPR]

Warriors sign Gui Santos to multi-year extension:

[Aaron Turner @arockturner20]

Demand is sensitive to price or playing time, So if a seller sees demand is low, lower the price point or let him play and demand will go ⬆️#IUEconomicsMajor #Nationalchamps @mcuban @VicOladipo

[lolwtferic @lolwtferic]

in the meantime, here's my process video for 'just let me go james'

[Torch @LJ3011]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Andy Bailey @AndrewDBailey]

Nine major outlets have published their preseason NBA player rankings. Top 100 players, sorted by the average of their ranks from those outlets*:

1. Nikola Jokic (1.11)
2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (1.89)
3. Giannis Antetokounmpo (3.22)
4. Luka Doncic (3.78)
5. Anthony Edwards (6.00)
6. Victor Wembanyama (6.33)
7. Stephen Curry (7.11)
8. Jalen Brunson (9.56)
9. Donovan Mitchell (9.78)
10. LeBron James (9.89)
11. Cade Cunningham (11.67)
11. Kevin Durant (11.67)
13. Anthony Davis (12.89)
14. Jalen Williams (15.67)
15. Devin Booker (16.56)
16. Evan Mobley (17.67)
17. Jaylen Brown (18.89)
18. Paolo Banchero (19.00)
19. Karl-Anthony Towns (19.44)
20. Kawhi Leonard (19.89)
21. Pascal Siakam (21.56)
22. Jimmy Butler (23.78)
23. Joel Embiid (24.75)
24. James Harden (24.78)
25. Bam Adebayo (27.50)
26. Alperen Sengun (27.63)
27. Trae Young (27.88)
28. Jaren Jackson Jr. (28.38)
29. Tyrese Maxey (28.63)
30. De'Aaron Fox (30.75)
31. Chet Holmgren (32.00)
32. Ja Morant (32.11)
33. Franz Wagner (32.13)
34. Domantas Sabonis (33.25)
35. Darius Garland (35.00)
36. Derrick White (35.88)
37. Jamal Murray (36.38)
38. Ivica Zubac (37.13)
39. Zion Williamson (39.38)
40. Amen Thompson (40.50)
41. Scottie Barnes (41.38)
42. OG Anunoby (43.63)
43. Julius Randle (44.00)
44. Desmond Bane (45.50)
45. Lauri Markkanen (46.25)
46. Jalen Johnson (47.63)
47. Aaron Gordon (48.25)
48. LaMelo Ball (48.38)
49. Tyler Herro (49.71)
50. Draymond Green (51.29)
51. Jarrett Allen (52.75)
52. Rudy Gobert (53.00)
53. Mikal Bridges (53.75)
54. Austin Reaves (56.13)
55. Kyrie Irving (57.33)
56. Dyson Daniels (57.88)
57. Paul George (60.00)
58. Zach LaVine (60.25)
59. Myles Turner (60.50)
60. Alex Caruso (60.83)
61. Trey Murphy (61.63)
62. DeMar DeRozan (61.88)
63. Deni Avdija (62.88)
64. Kristaps Porzingis (63.14)
65. Jalen Suggs (64.57)
66. Brandon Ingram (65.38)
67. Cameron Johnson (66.25)
68. Cooper Flagg (68.43)
69. Jaden McDaniels (69.38)
69. Isaiah Hartenstein (69.38)
71. Norman Powell (69.50)
72. Luguentz Dort (69.75)
73. Coby White (71.00)
74. Josh Giddey (72.33)
75. Jrue Holiday (74.75)
76. Brandon Miller (75.13)
77. Josh Hart (75.25)
78. Naz Reid (75.43)
79. Andrew Nembhard (76.88)
80. Michael Porter Jr. (77.13)
81. Jalen Green (77.20)
82. CJ McCollum (80.80)
83. Christian Braun (81.25)
84. Payton Pritchard (81.50)
85. Jalen Duren (82.75)
86. Aaron Nesmith (82.86)
87. Brandin Podziemski (83.00)
88. Toumani Camara (83.67)
89. Ausar Thompson (84.75)
90. De'Andre Hunter (85.50)
91. Herbert Jones (86.00)
91. Jonathan Kuminga (86.00)
93. Anfernee Simons (86.20)
94. RJ Barrett (86.25)
95. Klay Thompson (86.50)
96. Jabari Smith (86.75)
97. Onyeka Okongwu (87.50)
98. Dereck Lively (87.67)
99. Mitchell Robinson (88.00)
100. Bradley Beal (88.71)

*Players had to appear on at least two lists to qualify.

[Evan Sidery @esidery]

The 2025-26 NBA schedule is set to release in two weeks.

Opening night for next season officially begins on October 21st.

[Olgun Uluc @OlgunUluc]

JaVale McGee has agreed to a one-year deal with the Illawarra Hawks, sources told ESPN. The 7-foot centre joins the defending NBL champions following a 16-year NBA career.

[GSWCBA @gswcba]

A look at the Warriors' different roster outcomes dependent on their chosen pathway.

1) Phoenix Offer:

Hard caps them at the 1st Apron. Only leaves them with enough space to sign Horford (NTMLE), Melton (Min), & either Toohey or Richard (SRPE Min). 15th spot open.

[GSWCBA @gswcba]

For @TheDubNationHQ, I took a stab at addressing the misinformation and confusion around the drawn-out Jonathan Kuminga situation, specifically with regards to sign-and-trade possibilities and the roster-building impact of the tax aprons.

https://t.co/ETsZOokxiV

[GSWCBA @gswcba]

The Warriors Cap & Salary Spreadsheet has been updated for the new league year!

Contains:
• 25/26 Cap Sheet
• Future Salary Outlook
• Draft Picks/Draft Rights
• Cap Holds
• Min Salary/MLE Prorates
• Luxury Tax Calculator
• Santa Cruz Rights/Picks

https://t.co/mtUw6LEBrR

[warriorsworld @warriorsworld]

Great Warrior. Salute @Loon_Rebel5

[🫵👍 @AndyKHLiu]

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[Shams Charania @ShamsCharania]

An end of an era in Golden State with Kevon Looney exiting to New Orleans.