This surely will go over well with Warriors fans.
Kevin Durant recently conducted a Twitter Q&A through The Boardroom (@boardroom) official account.
When asked to name the five hardest players to guard, the two-time NBA Finals MVP went with LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Lou Williams, Paul George and Joel Embiid.
He then circled back to add one more to the list:
No Steph Curry, no Klay Thompson.
If these omissions bother you, follow this guy's lead:
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Correct. And even when KD played for the Oklahoma City Thunder, he didn't match up against Curry or Klay that often.
But then again:
Now carry on with your day.
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Breaking news -- the Warriors are not going to the playoffs this season.
That means they have 27 games left and the offseason begins after the final horn sounds at around 9:30 p.m. PT on April 15.
So what does Draymond Green want to accomplish before the 2019-20 campaign comes to an end?
"A buyout," the three-time NBA champion told reporters after Wednesday's practice. "Go to a playoff team."
After a couple seconds, he smiled and said: "I'm just playing."
Draymond -- whose four-year contract extension worth just under $100 million begins next season -- has never missed the postseason since entering the league as the No. 35 overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft.
It's going to be very strange for him to view from afar.
It's safe to assume that in addition to checking out the games on TV, Draymond probably will watch a lot of film on the top draft prospects as the Warriors most likely will have a top-five pick.
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But that's a conversation for another day. Draymond and his teammates have a job to do the next two months.
"Just trying to continue to get more rhythm with the guys that are here, continue to help them improve," Draymond said. "And really just work on my own game. Not often you get the opportunity to work on your game in a game setting.
"These games matter, but they don't matter. You're not playing for seeding or trying to preserve your legs for the playoffs. So you really get the chance to work on some things in game situations."
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On Feb. 8, the Warriors signed Jeremy Pargo and Zach Norvell Jr. to 10-day contracts.
Golden State is not giving either player a second 10-day deal, which means the team has a couple of roster spots to fill.
"As it relates to Jeremy and Zach, I'm not exactly sure -- just without having spoken to Bob (Myers) and Mike (Dunleavy) and Kirk (Lacob) yet -- I can't give you an exact thought on how that played out," coach Steve Kerr told reporters Tuesday night. "But they both did a great job."
Pargo -- who before joining the Warriors last appeared in an NBA game on March 29, 2013 -- recorded 15 points and two assists against the Phoenix Suns last Wednesday in the Dubs' final game before the All-Star break.
Kerr doesn't know who Golden State will be bringing into the fold and/or when that will happen.
"To be perfectly honest, I just got back from the All-Star break a few hours ago," Kerr explained. "I haven't had a chance to speak to guys in the front office. I know we have a list of players who we'd like to take a look at. We'll see how that all pans out.
"But there's a good chance that over the last couple months of the season we take a look at some different players. That's the idea."
Technically, the Warriors don't have to sign anybody for two weeks. But with Klay Thompson and Steph Curry sidelined -- and Kevon Looney continuing to deal with various ailments -- it's safe to assume they'll be adding some bodies sooner rather than later.
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But that won't transpire before Thursday's game against the Houston Rockets:
The situation remains fluid and can change at any moment.
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