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Warriors assistant GM Travis Schlenk: On what team looks for in a player, what they saw in Draymond Green, why Anderson Varejao fits in, etc.
Warriors assistant general manager Travis Schlenk is in his 12th year with the organization and is the only member of the team’s front office who has been around for every move the team has made assembling the current roster. Schlenk … Continue reading
Posted in Brooklyn Nets, Charlotte Hornets, Denver Nuggets, Indiana Pacers, NBA, NBA This Week, Warriors
Tagged Anderson Varejao, Bob McKillop, Draymond Green, Lute Olson, Rick Majerus, Roy Williams, Tom Izzo, Travis Schlenk
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Warriors ‘Big 3’ of Myers, Kerr and Curry unique in today’s NBA
The Warriors did it again on Tuesday night, winning in exciting, entertaining and improbable fashion. They beat the Atlanta Hawks 109-105 in overtime, and on this night it was Draymond Green hitting and improbable 3-pointer to seal the deal. The … Continue reading
Posted in San Antonio Spurs, Warriors
Tagged Bob Myers, Joe Lacob, Kirk Lacob, Larry Harris, Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr, Tim Duncan, Travis Schlenk
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With defining Game 4 approaching, Warriors face plenty of challenges
The Warriors of the NBA postseason haven’t resembled the Warriors of the regular season. They were OK against the Pelicans in Round 1, but their play has declined in Round 2 against the Grizzlies, who now hold a 2-1 edge … Continue reading
Posted in Memphis Grizzlies, NBA, NBA This Week, Warriors
Tagged Adrian Wojnarowski, David Lee, Travis Schlenk
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