Full quote on Natalie Nakase’s answer to being asked about what she thinks about regarding the ongoing Sophie Cunningham/trans-athletes debate that has swept across the WNBA.
Not going to pull out a quote from Nakase out of context so read the whole thing here.
Lacob wants the Valkyries to be "Strength in Numbers" Warriors so he won't trade for a star (Plum) or draft a certain type of player (Flau'jae)
It's 2026... and he still doesn't know the "STRENGTH" in Strength In Numbers was 30
Pray for the Golden State Valkyries
A 38 year old gotta prove he’s elite by winning games with a 37 win team missing two starters for the organization to consider getting him help. LMAO yeah man just sell the team and fuck off
Someone ask how they expect him to stay healthy when the roster relies on a 38 year old to put up 30 every night to (maybe) be competitive. Who can even generate their own shot consistently outside of steph??? Where is the offense coming from when he’s off the floor? I’ll wait.
The following things will determine if the Warriors Front Office will look to improve their roster, per @anthonyVslater
- Performance in first couple of months
- If Steph Curry looks healthy
(Via @MorningRoast957)
Every single franchise that loses its best ever player stinks for at least a decade after. It quite literally always happens and Joe Lacob thinking he can be the one exception is the type of billionaire hubris that ruins organizations. Such a massive unforced disaster.
All you can do is laugh lmaooo tbf this FO hasn't believed that steph was good enough to win since 2019 (including after he won in 2022)😭😭 braindead individuals running my team😃
The Warriors decided not to trade for Jaylen Brown because they felt he wouldn’t be able to carry the franchise after Steph Curry retires, per @loganmmurdock
“Should they have gotten in on the Jaylen Brown sweepstakes? The Warriors had an opportunity to trade for the former Celtic before the deadline in February, but couldn’t build an organizational consensus that Brown would be the right player to carry the Warriors beyond the Curry era.”
(Via https://t.co/BDyLWUZLRB)
“[The Warriors are] just fine running back this kinda older 37-win core and understanding they’re not necessarily a part of the title conversation.” 👀
@anthonyVslater details Golden State's mindset this offseason ✍️
Draymond Green has agreed to return to the Golden State Warriors on a one-year, $27.7 million deal, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul tells ESPN. The contract is the same Green opted out of to give the Warriors flexibility to pursue LeBron James, but the sides land his return Tuesday.
.@bomani_jones on the Warriors:
"Ever since [the Warriors] went on that 2 timelines nonsense, they have been actively trying to prepare for tomorrow and this league doesn't really allow you to play for tomorrow and play for today at the same time. It's amazing they won the championship when they did. And why did they win that championship when they did? Because they had Steph Curry. That's why. They still have Steph Curry and this isn't like the last couple years for the Lakers, where like Kobe was cooked, so 'No, we're definitely playing for tomorrow and we just got him here to sell tickets and make people feel better about it.' That's not what's going on here guys. You got the guy and he's still pretty good right now and you're out loud talking about 'What're we going to do tomorrow?' That's the beauty of being the owner, can't nobody fire you for being stupid."