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sports2 months ago•4 min saved

Inside the Warriors’ draft-room: ownership influence meets front-office consensus

Footage from Golden State’s draft war room shows owner Joe Lacob passionately weighing options alongside GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. as the clock ticks, with trade offers swirling and Kerr quietly observing. The moment underscores a tense, high-stakes but cohesive process in which Lacob’s influence is felt but not dictating the pick, culminating in the selection of Yaxel Lendeborg at No. 11 and illustrating strong organizational alignment between ownership and the front office.

via The San Francisco Standard|

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sports2 months ago•4 min saved

Warriors' draft-night moment hints at No. 11 trade discussions

Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob drew attention with a viral draft-night moment as reports surfaced that Golden State brushed off a moderate trade offer for the No. 11 pick before selecting Michigan forward Yaxel Lendeborg; Dunleavy said they were patient on the clock to ensure they didn’t miss a better fit, while Lacob's anxiety was part of the moment—no deal happened.

via NBC Sports Bay Area & California|

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sports2 months ago•4 min saved

Dunleavy-Lacob draft-room clash ends with Warriors selecting Yaxel Lendeborg

Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy played down a viral moment with owner Joe Lacob, saying their draft-room discussion before selecting Michigan forward Yaxel Lendeborg at No. 11 was about exploring trades and making sure they weren’t missing a better option; with five minutes on the clock, they remained patient and ultimately agreed Lendeborg was the best available choice.

via NBC Sports Bay Area & California|

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sports2 years ago•3 min saved

Warriors React to Klay Thompson's Surprising Departure

Warriors owner Joe Lacob expressed his difficulty in accepting Klay Thompson's departure to the Dallas Mavericks after 13 seasons with Golden State. Lacob shared his feelings on The Athletic's "Hoops Adjacent" podcast, revealing his close relationship with Thompson and his disappointment over the failed contract negotiations. Despite the abrupt end, Lacob remains grateful for Thompson's contributions and envisions a future statue in his honor.

via NBC Sports Bay Area|

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sports2 years ago•4 min saved

Warriors Grapple with Klay Thompson's Departure

After 13 seasons with the Golden State Warriors, Klay Thompson has joined the Dallas Mavericks, leaving behind a legacy marked by significant injuries and achievements. Warriors owner Joe Lacob expressed his emotional response to Thompson's departure, promising a statue and jersey retirement in his honor. The Warriors are now focusing on rebuilding around Stephen Curry, while Thompson looks to contribute to the Mavericks alongside Luka Doncic.

via EssentiallySports|

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sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"LeBron James Reveals Limited Progress in Warriors' Trade Talks"

LeBron James addressed the reported trade talks between the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers, stating that the discussions didn't progress far and that he only heard about it when the reports surfaced. Warriors owner Joe Lacob emphasized the team's aggressive approach to seeking upgrades, citing the acquisition of Kevin Durant as an example. Despite the speculation, both James and Warriors' star Steph Curry expressed skepticism about the likelihood of such a trade, given the longstanding rivalry between James and the Warriors.

via NBC Sports Bay Area|

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sports2 years ago•2 min saved

Warriors Set to Bring WNBA Expansion Team to Bay Area

The WNBA is reportedly finalizing a deal to add an expansion team in the Bay Area, potentially owned by Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob. The Warriors have confirmed "productive conversations" with the WNBA but no official agreement has been reached. The Bay Area has been seen as a target market for a new franchise, and the Warriors have been actively pursuing the opportunity. If the deal goes through, the team would practice at the Warriors' Oakland facility and play at Chase Center. An announcement could be made as early as October, with the team potentially operating by the 2025 season.

via The Mercury News|

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sports3 years ago•4 min saved

The Uncertain Future of the Warriors' GM Position.

The Golden State Warriors are facing an uncertain future following the departure of general manager Bob Myers, who was known for his gift of diplomacy and ability to soothe tensions within the organization. While CEO Joe Lacob remains confident in the team's ability to move forward, there is anxiety among many at Chase Center and speculation about who will replace Myers. While promoting Kirk Lacob, Joe's son, is seen as a long shot, former Warrior Mike Dunleavy Jr. is considered the most likely candidate if the team decides to promote from within.

via NBC Sports|

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sports3 years ago•2 min saved

Bob Myers Expected to Depart from Warriors Soon.

Bob Myers, the president and general manager of the Golden State Warriors, is stepping down from his position after 12 years with the franchise. Myers declined ownership offers on a new deal that would've paid him among the league's top earning executives, citing several factors beyond money. With Myers' departure, Warriors owner Joe Lacob is expected to seek more prominent roles for his son, Kirk, and VP of Basketball Operations Mike Dunleavy Jr. The Warriors are approaching a difficult crossroads with a payroll and luxury tax that could approach an historic $500 million in 2023-2024 without hard decisions made on the future of key players, including Green and Thompson.

via ESPN|

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sports3 years ago•2 min saved

Warriors' Lacob praises Kings and Brown after playoff series.

Warriors owner Joe Lacob praised the Sacramento Kings after their seven-game playoff series, calling them a team that "deserves a lot of credit." Lacob was impressed by the Kings' fans, their play, and their coach, Mike Brown. He also noted that the Kings are in a similar position to where the Warriors stood in the early 2010s, with a young core and a bright future ahead.

via NBC Sports|

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