Plenty of the NBA’s best sponsor summer camps for young players to help them up their games. One of the most prominent the past few years has been Steph Curry’s, with the monikers ranging from SC30 Select in the past to Curry Camp this year. The camp is one of the best around: Held in 2022 at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, it features top high school prospects - from both boys and girls hoops - who come to learn from one of the game’s best minds.
Read MoreLeague owners and general managers around the NBA were getting concerned about the Warriors and their continued spending habits. Warriors owner Joe Lacob became infamous for emptying his pockets so that the Warriors could keep their competitive roster once Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant departed.
Read MoreTwelve years ago the Golden State Warriors were a team that could barely crack thirty wins and their roster consisted of a few tough nosed veterans and a young rookie by the name of Steph Curry. Their value as a sports team was worth 450 million dollars meaning the now current owners Joe Lacob and Peter Guber, bought the team for that amount. Fast forward to 2022 and the Dubs now have four championships in eight years along with the best shooting backcourt the game has ever seen. In that time period the team’s worth has ballooned to 6.02 billion dollars as of this year.
Read MoreThe Warriors lost some key guys to free agency after their championship run, but while they were able to find players to fill similar roles as Otto Porter Jr. and Gary Payton II, there’s one guy from that roster who was a flight risk, and whose value may have been irreplaceable. Thankfully, the Warriors were able to resign him, even if it came at the cost of others.
Read MoreFresh off their 4th championship of the last 8 years, the Golden State Warriors are already looking ahead to capitalize on their championship window remaining concurrent with their development timeline for their young talent. While some time was spent during free agency pondering offers to make, they eventually got two new deals penned with Donte DiVincenzo and JaMychal Green.
Read MoreThe Warriors have a bit of a problem. Fresh off a championship run, it’s become obvious the overall value of this team is so high they just can’t hope to keep all the pieces together. That was the case with Gary Payton II and Otto Porter Jr., who received offers from playoff-bound teams who could afford to pay them more.
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